Humdeee

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by Humdeee 3y ago
Exactly; their flesh, blood, energy, etc. does matter. This is my argument for it, not for your argument against it, lmao. There's nothing more remarkable about my planted potato row vs the tractor planted rows, and my energy can be sp
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by Humdeee 3y ago
It's an interesting predicament. Assuming these stories between person and machine are indistinguishable and of same quality, then the difference here is the ability to scale. Without giving bias because of humanity reasons, why should
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by Humdeee 3y ago
Not to mention... a car, as there's a car theft crisis nearly everywhere in the past 2-3 years. I consider the garage just another room in my home. I consider entering my garage akin to entering my house
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by Humdeee 3y ago
Finish it off with an AI picture of him holding the cup. Complete with 8 or 9 fingers on each hand and a warped inhuman half-smile
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by Humdeee 3y ago
Eureka! If only it was this easy...
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by Humdeee 3y ago
It's simply not intuitive in the way it was presented that the line of text was a footer for the picture. The text and pictures are mistakenly read as belonging to the same "layer", sequentially, which is not what the author
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by Humdeee 3y ago
We're not stopping until I can plug my phone directly into my stove outlet
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by Humdeee 3y ago
It looks like it's a live doc? And it's being changed in real time
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by Humdeee 3y ago
A British accent is often perceived to be more gentle
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by Humdeee 3y ago
Yes. Central Canada is where 'eh' is said the most; I say and hear it a lot. Atlantic Canada certainly has the most distinctive dialect, and you can immediately hear it's gaelic roots. When a Canadian accent is being poked fu
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by Humdeee 3y ago
Yes, and if the comment implied a purely electrical connection, it is likely not the case either, as there is electrical to optical and vice versa transitions throughout.
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by Humdeee 4y ago
Now in a post-covid(ish) world, taking back some parking real estate space would be quite beneficial for a lot of cities I imagine. Would it bite cities later on in years to come?
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by Humdeee 4y ago
I loved playing Aardwolf years and years ago. I was a big fan of godwars type mostly. What a flashback!
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by Humdeee 4y ago
Your first sentence about loneliness hurts to read. I'd immediately have a few beers with any friend if I knew they were feeling this way, just to talk, vent, whatever. I hope things look up for you.
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by Humdeee 4y ago
Spouse and I are mid thirties. We're both a smidge on the introvert side, but have a very healthy social circle. We love to host and generally are the household that brings people out. Others seldom do and when it happens, it's so
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by Humdeee 4y ago
My understanding here is regulation would open the door for many more institutions to pour in, solely from a confidence perspective. Ergo, "to the moon"?
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by Humdeee 4y ago
But isn't that a great description of our current banking system as it is today? Not everyone knows everything, somehow it works, complex, etc. However, still so woefully insecure.
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by Humdeee 4y ago
Same situation here. My 2015 is still going, and I've put that little guy through the ringer. Awesome laptop. I caved and bought an M1 Air last year and it's just amazing. I seem to have luckily missed the problem years of the Mac
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by Humdeee 4y ago
I've built and maintained a small series of iOS apps since early 2015 to learn Swift at the time. My latest release was 2020 and they're all quite simplistic functionally, albeit filling a niche. Monthly proceeds vary around $800-
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by Humdeee 4y ago
Exactly this. I can't think of a better way to punch yourself in the groin as a recruitment activity. Be transparent because it's respectful.
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by Humdeee 4y ago
I work in this space and although true (this is called modal dispersion), there are compensation techniques always used in termination equipment to 'handicap' or mitigate these occurrences. Not perfect, but very, very, very small
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by Humdeee 4y ago
In other words, a try-catch-finally statement right out of the PR handbook
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by Humdeee 4y ago
Yep, that part just seemed so condescendingly dismissive.
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by Humdeee 4y ago
The sc:bw scene in early to mid 2000s was absolutely awesome. I only hope I can find that sense of community and competition in something during my retirement years in a few decades.
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by Humdeee 4y ago
Can't really speak for desktop or web, but I have a series of mobile apps that I have a 'contact' button that pops up the email client with some prefilled data and lets them fill anything in. I find if people are enthusiasts,
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by Humdeee 5y ago
Alas, the modern ad industry
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by Humdeee 5y ago
It's showing an in-game mountable horse that is called "Torrent", which when searched upon, is also what someone who wants to torrent the game in the context of piracy.
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by Humdeee 5y ago
How do you know there aren't already a hundred copycat apps that already support Swedish? Even if OP is first and only (very unlikely), this isn't what racist means btw...
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by Humdeee 5y ago
Unfortunately, they're obviously not distinct enough in Apple's eyes. Also, Swedish or any nationality is not a race, I would drop that train of thought altogether. We have no indication of the many, many other copycat apps that w
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by Humdeee 5y ago
Apple cited rejection by copycat, not rejection by copycat due to legality. I don't think the legality argument has any relevance here. I for sure would agree with that if so.

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