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deafpolygon
4mo ago
Isn’t that a text editor?
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
load times… much easier to deliver a small html page quickly, then allow progressive downloads on images.
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
> In Word, you hunt through menus for the word 'cut' or 'paste' and click it. What you just described is discoverability. Something that terminal applications and modal editors tend to do quite poorly.
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
Are we at the ‘extend’ stage now?
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
If you use homebrew, you can use `brew install font-ioskeley-mono`. Looks nice!
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
Reads like LLM wrote it.
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
Unrelated, but does anyone find this site incredibly hard to read?
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
It is theorized that they had vision like eagles or possibly exceeded that of eagles that enabled them to see prey at great distances. Then using their legs optimized for locomotion, they would chase them down. It feels like most people mix
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4mo ago
Written by AI…
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
Maybe this is proof of time-travel.
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
Isn’t that nearly the same thing? It depends on the presence of a particular plugin which was abused to run remote commands.
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
This seems like a bad idea, but.. I’m no kernel dev.
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4mo ago
What’s misleading? "Novel Campaign Abuses Obsidian Note-Taking App to Target Finance and Crypto Professionals with PHANTOMPULSE RAT” It’s novel (new), an abuse of Obsidian, specifically targeting a group of people.. and the RAT is embe
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4mo ago
It does. > It enables malicious versions of legitimate Obsidian plugins ('Shell Commands' and 'Hider') that are present in the shared vault.
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
On the other hand, I found it quite pleasant and subsequently forgot about it. It’s out of my way and I focus on the task at hand.
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4mo ago
> Apple's software incompetence is absolutely universally hated Weird. Maybe he spent too much time on ChatGPT and got AI psychosis.
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4mo ago
After letting Mulder go early, I’m not surprised.
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4mo ago
One of the reasons why these kind of software is not allowed is that it opens up a new class of social engineering attacks (install this, run this code) against users that have normally placed great trust in their software.
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
What does SpaceX get out of this deal?
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
What’s old is new again.
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4mo ago
They have a vat with brain hookups[0] waiting to place Gabe in, so immortality is nigh. No post-Gabe transition needed. [0]: https://imgur.com/a/2XbM18n edit: fixed image link
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deafpolygon
4mo ago
This is missing the point that AI training probably costed boatloads more to achieve to get here.
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5mo ago
They can use skulls of animals, shells of tortoises in direct heat (though not in direct flame). If they were harvesting megafauna like elephants, presumably their skulls are large. It's not implausible to assume that they were capable
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It's in there. > At this location, researchers found that Neanderthals not only broke bones to extract marrow but also crushed large mammal bones into tens of thousands of fragments to render calorie-rich bone grease through heating
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5mo ago
Maybe when megafauna disappeared, so too the Neanderthals because their survival strategy was too dependent on them.
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deafpolygon
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Same. It just doesn’t work. Also a bit confused about self-hosted vs “free”.
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mog comes from “alpha male of the group” (amog) — so mogging means that as a verb (to dominate as an alpha male)..
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5mo ago
Unrelated, but that site is unreadable to me... dark grey on black?
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5mo ago
It really baffles (and amazes) me that Old English is practically unintelligible to modern day English speakers.
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5mo ago
Fascinating read. I was almost tempted to use AI to summarize this (ran quite long) but glad I didn’t.
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