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Xc43
2y ago
I will. This is the app I wanted for a long time. I am using an iPad connected to my MBP with the sidecar feature. It is somewhat buggy currently(1). I am updating my iPad to see if that is the issue. Do note that I have an iPad 9th gen and
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2y ago
I understand the costs were higher. Albeit, it could be called a political stunt, did it not provide a lot of employment? So, while inefficient was it not a good thing (in at least the short-term, the long-term could be debated). My underst
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4y ago
Ah, I thought it was common knowledge; You don't, yet... Thank you for holding me to a higher standard. I wrote not from second hand knowledge. Nor, is it apparently apparent. Here is one source: (1). If it this is insufficient for you
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4y ago
Your understanding of modern Mormon culture and their modern ethical inclinations does not change history. Any religion such as hinduism with their caste-based discrimination and mormonism with their skin-color-based discrimination is in th
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4y ago
History, yes. The actual obsolete building housing humans, no.
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4y ago
I use Roam Research. It's just the tool I use. I use it because there was hype for it. I delved deep into meta note-taking with RR. Watched videos, participated in book clubs, built a zettelkasten, etc. While meta note-taking is not no
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4y ago
Fascism is a dead political movement that lived in Europe beginning to mid 20th century. Everything else that came afterwards is something else, different. By using that term you are referring to those dead political parties. Who is a Nazi
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4y ago
So far an interesting exchange has started. I hope more of you join. I am sharing about my latest interest: Frederick the Great and another member is sharing too: linters and the propagation of good practices.
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4y ago
I was going to suggest you to create one, since I know of no such place but that seemed lazy so here is a discord server I created just now for this purpose: https://discord.gg/WyRBDGgeCG Suggestions welcome Also, if anyone
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4y ago
Love the concept. Having ported a Flutter mobile app to web before, it was simple. One feedback: The spacing between rows of content gets too big on my vertical pc screen. It seems to me you are trying to make one row take the whole height
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4y ago
It is my suggestion you try to formulate questions on your own before reading the concrete examples I have given below. I have learned recently that being challenged when learning is good for learning. That written, there are two pages of o
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4y ago
Taken from the post: "Now, when I encounter a bug, I ask myself three questions: Do I use the scientific method to chase this bug? Do I have the correct system view of this problem scope? Do I have the necessary telemetry tool?" P
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4y ago
I now baptize the "ask a rubber duck pre-made questions": the Rubber Drucker technique. This is an interesting post. There is much discussion about software and whatnot here but not about the stuff of which software is made: thoug
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5y ago
A Youtube channel could be made out of this idea: skill extraction*. For every field... Akin a podcast/interview. Where the whole purpose is for the interviewee to share his tacit knowledge. Experts go and are asked questions about spe
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5y ago
Scientific claims are indeed accepted by faith in the scientists and the scientific method. Yet it cannot fully replace religion because it does not offer a way of living, a common set of values, a story to tell. What it offers is a method
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5y ago
Don't get me wrong, I do not give advice unsolicited. Faithful or not it is just a bad idea. I dare give advice when asked. The end of my last comment could have been better built. I never stated that faith was necessary, only useful a
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5y ago
Choosing to believe is mainly suspending disbelief. Or patience with mystery. Forever. The more patience, the greater faith. Liking a story is not sufficient to benefit significantly from it. In other words, to have skin in the game makes y
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5y ago
In this case, children 12 and below cannot give consent but they can use the app if parental consent is given. Having children in that age range use the app would require Audacity to seek parental consent by "[making] reasonable effort
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5y ago
There was no opt-out. Minors were asked not to use the app. Here is the link towards the Privacy notice on the 2nd of July. https://archive.fo/d3LBR#selection-673.0-673.129
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5y ago
An example of the problem is that in the UK those below 13yo cannot give consent to telemetry. Audacity is used in their public schooling system. Newer versions of Audacity will not be usable by those students anymore. Roughly.
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5y ago
Faith: patience with mystery You and I are not much different. The difference I chose to believe because I know we humans are story machines. I prefer being part of a story, as co-author than author of my own pointless story. That is all. W
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5y ago
1)Yes, with a caveat. 2)There are no other ways. There are no other ways because we humans are story machines. Among the many things we do, we consume stories and produce stories and that makes up our inner world. Story require words. Talki
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5y ago
She is saying more than that. She is saying learn to confront discomfort/pain with self-soothing. Once you know how to address the pain associated with being seen as an inexperienced/disabled person, you can confront it in many si
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5y ago
What are the alternatives? Which future do we want among those alternatives? Alt0: Stop optimizing. Unlikely. The incentives will pull agents to optimize. Alt1: Change the rules of the games. Unlikely to a lesser degree. They did this to ho
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6y ago
First please into take consideration that my comment was a response to the previous comment. My points were to defend nationalism as a valid stance to hold and to justify the different treatments of humans. Now... > ... I am naive ideali
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6y ago
What's with that simplistic view of nationalism and reality? (caveat: I am an immigrant that came to Canada) Nationalism is more about culture than birth, albeit there is an expectation of both. Pride in your culture and love for your
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6y ago
The motto of the billionaire french family/dynasty Mulliez: Everyone in everything (Tous dans tout).
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6y ago
Life is unfair & no one wants to feel bad. I am not white nor black. I have been innsulted by social justice individuals for defending my friend who was being insulted by them. Whether right or wrong, insults are not the way to cooperat
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7y ago
Mindless conformity is inhuman. We are more tribal than "hival". Thanks for precising hive mind, I understand it better now. Hive mind can be seen as uncritical conformity or collective intelligence. Because it can be understood a
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7y ago
To an extent. Certainly not to the extent that it is a worthy comparison. Conformity is not bad in itself. What is bad is the comparison to a mindless drone. I would go more for something like tribe mind instead of hive mind.
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