duskdozer

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by duskdozer 3d ago
How did you find a reliable mechanic like this?
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by duskdozer 3d ago
I always try to use browser versions of things, but zoom just hasn't worked for me in it for changes. No error messages or anything, just insistence on downloading the app. I assumed they got rid of it but I guess not.
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by duskdozer 4d ago
Why do you say negative? My impression is that it has zero value to them.
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by duskdozer 4d ago
Are you able to do your own work though? I use and prefer old cars, but I know I won't always be able to because I won't personally be able to deal with the issues on my own.
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by duskdozer 4d ago
It benefits on the other end, if I share the link and you click on it, Google knows you got it from me and from where. People 100% don't click through to share original URLs.
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by duskdozer 4d ago
I copy a tracking link from google in my reply here. You click on the link. Google now connects me and my search session to you and knows where I gave you this link from. If I get the original url, all google knows is that I copied that li
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by duskdozer 5d ago
Both, in a way. The car that can drive 75km/hr existing enabled the person to choose to use it while drunk. As in, there was no trust beforehand, but the means used to "break" it were not as accessible.
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by duskdozer 5d ago
This falls short because not being forced into chit-chat and music is very pleasant, but chatting with LLMs instead of collaborating with other people on a project is not. These aren't equivalents. >humans are social animals with va
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by duskdozer 5d ago
It genuinely is--and that's the honest truth.
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by duskdozer 5d ago
And children will still have access to the internet and resources to teach themselves how to program.
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by duskdozer 5d ago
Why would they need to do ID checks then?
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by duskdozer 7d ago
It's hard to see how you wouldn't at least be okay with that outcome if you were actively making it happen. But maybe this is just explaining why I'll never have that much money.
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by duskdozer 7d ago
Younger people may not use Facebook, but they use Instagram.
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by duskdozer 9d ago
>I tried Virtual Machines, probably had half a dozen MacOS VMs over the years in VirtualBox and QEMU/KVM. Getting MacOS working in a VM is difficult, inconsistent and (at least on my machines) performance isn’t great. Apple strongly
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by duskdozer 11d ago
Well, depends on what "something"
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by duskdozer 11d ago
It depends. It may be that more testosterone when you already produce "enough" - which is individual-dependent - won't give much additional strength if you aren't training specifically to take advantage of it. Additional
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by duskdozer 11d ago
The internet for me (and increasingly non-internet programs) is unusable at this point without excessive modifications. It's hard to imagine what it's like being unbothered by it all.
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by duskdozer 12d ago
You can, with for example KeePassXC. But following passkey development it does seem that in time they will want Google or Apple to own your private key and for you to use it through them.
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by duskdozer 12d ago
I suspect one reason is to subtly make the user feel more like they are interacting with a person.
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by duskdozer 12d ago
It depends. My display being at 1000hz doesn't mean I need your homebrewed accordion menu eating up the CPU to slide out and wiggle at 1000hz
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by duskdozer 13d ago
I think it's extremely unlikely that people who are bothered by LLMisms in writing would be more bothered by human grammar slips.
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by duskdozer 13d ago
Somewhere along the line "machine translation" became conflated with "machine translation + LLM editing"
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by duskdozer 13d ago
The basic Firefox "translate this page" on the original is more readable to me.
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by duskdozer 13d ago
I guess I am a casual pandas user only. Reading a guide on migrating/differences, it's hard to see why polars would be obviously better.
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by duskdozer 13d ago
It sounds like they should be on a version much higher than 2.x then.
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by duskdozer 13d ago
No you're not wrong, but while I can't speak for this specific instance, in many other cases, this language is intentionally confusing in order to dark-pattern users into agreeing to the thing they don't want to. Similar is u
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by duskdozer 13d ago
I think an invite system like lobste.rs could be enough. Prune bots at common ancestors
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by duskdozer 15d ago
Why would they? Storage [they don't have to pay for] is cheap! And just bundling it saves them time.
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by duskdozer 15d ago
I agree that it would be the right thing to do. Which is why you have to make the best attempt to make it the legal thing, because people looking to make money will not care about what's right. So, it makes sense to point out the disco
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by duskdozer 16d ago
Why BLAKE3? I hadn't thought too deeply about it but at some point I settled on https://github.com/Cyan4973/xxHash for similar things.

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