PawgerZ

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by PawgerZ 2y ago
I always forget that we're not quite the normal crowd here in Hacker News. I think I need to stop reading so many comments on this site. Trying to convince me that I'm a sociopath for posting my grandma's obituary on my timel
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
> Posting it to social media, then thinking if whoever doesn’t contact you to… what? “Sorry for your loss”? “My condolences” … hurts your relationship with that person? That's not what anyone said, you're out here fighting ghos
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
No, it's not. It's more like an online bookstore mailing you a copy of a book for free. The only catch is that they also sent a book full of ads and directions that say: after every page of the book, look at an ad. Then, when I re
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
> the ones that have managed to take advantage of the massive financialization of the world This group is further split into two kinds of people: Those who had an opportunity to take advantage of the massive financialization of the world
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
>I can second Vancouver, and will raise you any big city in the USA I'll reraise you any decent size college town in the US as well. Heck, I'm in Iowa and there's plenty of raves in the middle of nowhere here.
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
> Home office nudges towards isolation and lack of physical activity You say this as if it's a fact, but with an extra 1-3 hours of my day freed up, it's a lot easier to get into the gym or visit my friends and family. Personal
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
First suggested "Trending" article: Diddy Party Planner Reveals Freak Off Requirements Yeah, I'm thinking you're right.
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
In my experience (American), the top 1-4 results are ads/sponsored links. Sometimes, very relevant to the search. Most of the time, not what I'm looking for. I only use google search on my phone because I have a pixel, and the goo
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
Rural Iowa here. I've seen them in populations as big as 30,000 (Mason City, Iowa for example)
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
Bitwarden also stores authenticator keys for MFA and passkeys. The custom fields, notes section, and attachments are invaluable to me as well.
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
I'm curious, how would looking at the Microsoft MFA app convince me that android apps aren't spying on me?
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
> I'm not sure I'd give the student a 0. Completely agree with you on all of it, but, to let you know, sometimes there are school-wide policies on plagiarism that teachers have to follow. My highschool made teachers give an aut
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
https://nitter.poast.org/Sn_darkmeta
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
Was this a PE owned vet clinic? They're much more common today and the practices have slowly become more predatory.
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
Decent idea but it will be circumvented with ai powered watermark removers. They already exist and will only get better as ai image generation gets better.
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/coca-and-cocaine-their-history... Here are other printings as well, in case anyone else wants to pick up a copy.
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
These articles from a16z with contributions from the writers of this article might shed some light on a16z's coming plans: https://a16z.com/the-next-generation-pixar/ https://a16z.com/announcement&
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
What do you mena you can't post comments? I see this jsut fine.
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
That link states that they only have two data points tied to an account: time of account creation and time of last connection. Since phone numbers are used as the account identifier, law enforcement would need to supply the phone number for
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
I believe they mean similar to the fonts when you're learning the alphabet, not when you're learning to read. Like those books where you trace "A" ten times then "a" 10 times then "B" and so on.
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
Wow, I was about to comment the same thing. Glad to have my assumptions validated by someone else.
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
Memes start on page 163
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
The article: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/28/magazine/prospera-hondura... Archive: https://archive.is/fwjcD
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
Yes. You must opt in. When you opt in, you can elect to show your full name, or just initals (may be other options but I opted in long ago).
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
> Startups typically issue shares or options but restrict selling of them They have to explicitly restrict selling of the shares through contract means. That's because ownership is the legal right to possess, use, or give away (sell
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
#10 on the front page now
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
> unrelated: another big cause of tinnitus is Viagra. it drives too much blood to the sensitive ear arteries Could pre-workout have these same effects? They usually contain vasodilators, although at much lower strengths than Viagra.
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
The "standard Canadian accent" is pretty close to the Minnesota, Wisconsin, and North Dakota dialects -- sometimes called North-Central American English. Nowhere else in America really talks like that, though, and no one would cal
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/SubSimulatorGPT2/top/?t=all This is all GPT2 generations trained on reddit data. https://www.reddit.com/r/SubSimulatorGPT2/comments/btfhks/wh... H
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by PawgerZ 2y ago
Probably all of the Despicable Me minions memes fed into the training material.

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