Lockyy

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by Lockyy 1y ago
None of the things you're critiquing are intrinsic to sex work and your argument is that it is intrinsically degrading. You made the point that work isn't intrinsically degrading, since you don't consider working in prestigio
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by Lockyy 1y ago
A person having sex is not intrinsically degrading.
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by Lockyy 1y ago
Maus was subject to one of the many ongoing book bannings in the United States and was removed from multiple libraries due to containing "adult content."
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by Lockyy 1y ago
Maus is a depiction of Art Spiegelman's father's experience as a Holocaust survivor.
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by Lockyy 1y ago
There's more than a subtle misogyny to the anti-OF messaging people throw around, not to label the grandparent comment as falling into this issue. I have seen comments along the lines of "Onlyfans spotted, opinion dismissed,"
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by Lockyy 1y ago
Adult content is whatever is deemed to be objectionable and abhorrent to the dominant social group within a culture and that which needs to be censored and hidden from public view. Beyond a desire to "protect the children" from se
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by Lockyy 3y ago
I didn't say human life, I said modern human life. At this point, and especially considering the recent pandemic and the lockdowns that lead to large swathes of the public having to work from home, internet connections are a non-option
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by Lockyy 3y ago
Arbitrary passages is what I meant by "verbatim extract s ."
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by Lockyy 3y ago
Is this surprising? People have been crying out about the effects of privatisation for years. When basic services mandatory for modern human life like water, ISPs and energy are privatised you end up with funds that could end up going towar
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by Lockyy 3y ago
It seems relatively straight forward (famous last words) to assess whether actual copyrighted text is embedded within the network. If you can prompt output that includes verbatim extracts when the copyright avoidance post-processing is disa
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by Lockyy 3y ago
When you get down to it none of that matters. The people driving uptake, the actual users, have their lives made easier by the Discord set up. I think that’s what’s missed here. People take the path of least resistance towards info or parti
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by Lockyy 4y ago
The sudden need for silence after needing the audio is such a distinct mood. Interesting that it hits other people. I feel like it’s related to once I hit the point where I’m really into what I’m working on.
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by Lockyy 4y ago
Is this fundamentally different from training a human exclusively on the same and expecting them to advance the field of art by a hundred years? These sorts of progressions in humanity are slow and steady with occasional exceptions that pro
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by Lockyy 5y ago
This is why I am so grateful for GitHub reviews; Being able to group comments to fire off all at once has saved me from this multiple times as I continue reading, realise something, and remove a previous comment. In fact you reminded me of
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by Lockyy 5y ago
I wanted to be sure here that there wasn't any room for confusion which is why I just had it redirect anyone who hit the domain to the correct url.
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by Lockyy 5y ago
I love postgres.app, such a great solution. It always bothered me though that https://postgres.app would just 404 whenever I'd go to look up the docs or go to install on a new machine. Hopefully a few other people have had
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by Lockyy 6y ago
The graphical version will have mouse support.
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by Lockyy 7y ago
This feels like it runs along the same lines as the "type the name of the item you want to delete" requirement some confirmations windows use.
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by Lockyy 9y ago
Can’t beat reversing the backtrace output for making Ruby even more enjoyable. Slogging up through a huge pile of calls was one of the few things that drove me mad.
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by Lockyy 9y ago
Do you have any resources to expand on the issues with AR callbacks? I'm interested to read up on this.
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by Lockyy 9y ago
Considering that they were sneaking the Win10 update into random updates I expect that it would end up in the security-only channel almost immediately. Especially since one of the key arguments for the forced updates is security.
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by Lockyy 9y ago
I've seen several videos of cats interacting with their reflections but neither of mine act like the reflection even exists. Absolutely no reaction to it, it's as if it's just any other flat surface.
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by Lockyy 9y ago
It definitely sucks, I never used to have to doubt the quality of amazon products, now I'm having to make sure I only buy amazon basics products or run reviews through some fake review spotter to try and make sure I'm not buying a
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by Lockyy 9y ago
Start too early and you'll sound like an end of the world preacher. You need to time it so that you look cutting edge rather than paranoid.
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by Lockyy 9y ago
The thing with the various iPods was that they were at least different. The three iPad lines are all fundamentally the same device with differing screen sizes.
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by Lockyy 9y ago
That's actually a really good idea. If the recordings are high quality and enjoyable to listen to I'd subscribe to that podcast. Most web content does not have an audio transcription beyond screen readers.
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by Lockyy 9y ago
Being familiar with the client introduces another area of potential bias, removing that allows us to compare the specific variable being tested for. I'm not entirely sure why the big voices thing is important. It's not like they w
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by Lockyy 9y ago
They took men and women who were both gay and straight and demonstrated a bias in expected leadership ability based on perceived sexual orientation. They are not comparing charisma, the voice selected where selected specifically to have a h
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by Lockyy 10y ago
I actually got that wheel two weeks ago. I was very skeptical of whether I could train either of my cats to use it. Took pretty much exactly a week to train one of them to use it and now he uses it all the time. He still runs around the hou
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by Lockyy 10y ago
>No product is going to cure people of anything and certainly no commercial company has that kind of capability. And so of course we should not try to build software that takes vulnerability into account? Just because you cannot cure som

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