bitzun

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by bitzun 1y ago
Can you explain why? I have pretended to be multiple kinds of Christian with success despite being none of them.
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by bitzun 1y ago
I think it’s an argument against paying attention to anything Salesforce publishes, regardless of what they claim.
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by bitzun 1y ago
I keep it in a secure separate location in case my house catches on fire.
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by bitzun 1y ago
My enjoyment of things is somewhat diminished by knowing that the thing engages in a vast conspiracy to commit and conceal abuse worldwide.
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by bitzun 1y ago
This reads like an LLM wrote it.
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by bitzun 1y ago
> It's about I can't send or receive texts from my personal numbers to anyone You have a mobile phone plan from which you can’t send SMS?
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by bitzun 2y ago
Late Acceptance Hill Climbing (and diversified) are algorithms in this field that came out after this paper was originally written and I wonder how it compares (maybe the author is around and can comment?)
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by bitzun 2y ago
Mail order bride
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by bitzun 2y ago
> Listing asbestos as an ingredient is not likely to garner a lot of sales. Apollo private equity buys a respected but financially struggling baby food company and starts putting asbestos in it to cut costs. After kids start getting sick
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by bitzun 2y ago
The only creator I’m aware of on gumroad is humorous avowed racist and antisemite turned sketchy advice guy Sam Hyde.
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by bitzun 2y ago
In the past I would have agreed with this statement, but nowadays I would assume an organization's actions are their policy until they state and act otherwise.
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by bitzun 2y ago
Unless you are doing bidirectional streaming (for which it seems pretty well suited, but I haven't used it, so it might be a fucking mess), grpc is usually a waste of time. Runtime transitive dependency hell, toolchain hell, and the te
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by bitzun 2y ago
Also the quality of vscode is strictly worse. I tried it a few years ago and syntax highlighting a basic python program using stock vscode would get stuck (highlighting the wrong characters in random colors) in nondeterministic ways. I trie
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by bitzun 2y ago
I discovered a new tactic where you ask a vaguely worded question on a niche subject, such that any seemingly off the cuff comprehensive answer must be ChatGPT. Asking something outside the candidate’s declared experience or following up on
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by bitzun 2y ago
I sort of unironically agree with this. Time is limited and most tv and films don’t fit my criteria for “worth watching”, so I will read the plot synopsis for media that I think may be terrible, so I don’t have to find out later.
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by bitzun 2y ago
I live very close to a couple dozen of my favourite people. I’d like to move out of the shithole state I live in, and began seriously planning it until I realised that it would never be worth trading the proximity.
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by bitzun 2y ago
He sells supplements, including specific ingredients for which there isn't much evidence of efficacy. Even if you assume most of what he preaches and sells is scientific, some of it is unscientific which sort of undermines the entire p
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by bitzun 2y ago
Do TVs not have composite input anymore? I haven’t bought a new one in forever.
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by bitzun 2y ago
I don't think GP was talking about ordinary people, they were making a comment about a politician's declared plans.
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by bitzun 2y ago
I would be into ragchewing except (at least on 20/40/80 where I have a consistent setup) the vast majority of SSB contacts are with ancient men and most conversations I catch contain unambiguously racist statements or at least a l
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by bitzun 2y ago
> people in their teens and early 20s are being hooked en masse. Any reference for the scale of this? It feels unlikely to me from my bubble but I only know one or two people I think would be likely to try it.
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by bitzun 2y ago
Firefox supports ublock origin on android.
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by bitzun 2y ago
Preface: Obviously everything done to the Nelsons by the FBI/Amazon is despicable. That said, it's not addressed here whether her husband actually did something unethical, just whether it was against the employee agreement or stri
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by bitzun 2y ago
This project doesn't seem to be adhering to the terms of the license of the original CPython modules that have been copied into its source repository.
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by bitzun 2y ago
Being unable to trust my ability to translate and parse the linked document, what particular traditional chinese medicines mentioned are relevant to the west?
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by bitzun 2y ago
My main problems with grpc are threefold: - The implementation quality and practices vary a lot. The python library lacks features that the go library has because they are philosophically opposed to them. Protobuf/grpc version pinning
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by bitzun 2y ago
I guess the idea is that the psychological burden of having received a donated heart caused the woman to have hallucinations? I don't know what to do with that information, but I wanted to look at a charitable interpretation of the sug
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by bitzun 2y ago
FYI if you sign up as a tech employee, it lets you view requests (and seemingly respond to them? I didn't try.) without verifying your account. This includes whatever personal details the user put into the request.
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by bitzun 2y ago
I opted out of this. There is insufficient transparency around the systems that process that data, who has access to it, what kinds of problems have occurred, and if it is being employed ethically (see the sibling comment about chronically
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by bitzun 2y ago
They sure put a lot of effort into enshrining chattel slavery into law and preventing its destruction. It's the only state to secede from another nation twice to protect slavery.

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