emptysongglass

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by emptysongglass 1mo ago
I mean people with tinnitus can choose to get angry about it or they can... change their attitude toward it. I have it. I've changed my attitude toward it and made it my friend. I don't really know what else to tell you, but if yo
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by emptysongglass 2mo ago
> But it looks like your examples are all examples of people being mean, or disruptive, or trolling. That doesn't and shouldn't matter. I don't want people getting arrested for doing any of these things, even if I disagree
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by emptysongglass 3mo ago
EU countries are in many cases far stricter.
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by emptysongglass 4mo ago
Protesting against the US government in the streets will not get you shot in daylight. Protesting against the Iran government in the streets will get you shot in daylight or, worse, publicly hung. Being gay will get you executed in Iran. Be
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by emptysongglass 5mo ago
I just realized I completely missed the grammar on this one: I meant dads of millenials.
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by emptysongglass 5mo ago
I agree this is a terrible loss. On the other hand, new dads are actually learning how to feel their feelings, communicate those feelings in a healthy way, and tell their children they love them. Millennial dads were (mostly) a distant mess
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by emptysongglass 5mo ago
Because the EU as a whole is quite happy to censor and generally wield the same tricks as "non-Western" countries in their desires to combat misinformation (however our EU bureaucrats define it), child abuse materials (see Chat Co
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by emptysongglass 5mo ago
Ah, interesting, thanks! I think you might consider elevating some of that kind of copy. The sociotechnical stuff with System Initiative was made by your CEO? The guy who is really into music? And I don't even know how long that produc
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by emptysongglass 5mo ago
Man what the hell happened to System Initiative. It was a super weird pivot from sociotechnical proclamations to a tool I honestly have no idea what it does for me? Is it n8n for agents? Is it needed when I have a bunch of skills that appro
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by emptysongglass 5mo ago
Why would anyone move to a closed-source tool like yours? It's 2026.
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by emptysongglass 5mo ago
I mean, yes it is, but we all know what happens to these projects when their primary devs move on or get acquihired. Keybase, anyone?
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by emptysongglass 5mo ago
Wow Cirrus was like the one cool CI thing with first-class Podman support. RIP. Guess I'm looking elsewhere (and not at Dagger which refuses to support rootless Podman).
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by emptysongglass 5mo ago
You can just have your bot use Telegram topics for this.
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by emptysongglass 5mo ago
Between this, Anthropic and OpenAI all reducing usage caps on their plans is it safe to say that the easy tokens have run out and we're switching into the make-profit part of this cycle?
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Reaffirming our commitment to child safety in the face of European Union inactio(blog.google)
4 points by emptysongglass 6mo ago|3 comments
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by emptysongglass 6mo ago
So you're comparing a generic tool you can tailor to your own needs to drugs? This is exactly why I have zero interest in engaging with people over this topic.
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by emptysongglass 6mo ago
Why don't you try it yourself instead of making uninformed claims
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by emptysongglass 6mo ago
This is one of those things that just is not true, no matter what sort of evidence is presented, because actual humans can go walk outside their door and see it isn't. Denmark has ranked as one of the happiest countries for years runni
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by emptysongglass 7mo ago
> If I gave you a great tasting cake made of boiled plastic would you still eat it? How is that analogy in any way relevant? The OpenClaw I control is extremely useful to me. I've never been more excited about technology than right
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by emptysongglass 8mo ago
I tried to set up Briar recently so my partner and I could text on the plane. We tried everything including manual exchange of the special links and QR code pairing and nothing worked. This was even while we still bad ground internet access
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by emptysongglass 8mo ago
I mean, unless you have a life-threatening emergency, it's the way the entire Danish healthcare system runs.
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by emptysongglass 9mo ago
It's a bad study that can be disproven by anyone with any experience in strength training. The sample size is tiny. This is not good science by any measure.
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by emptysongglass 9mo ago
It's a yearly fee that amounts to a couple hundred dollars. That's about an hour of an engineer's salary. Zulip's customers make this less than a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of a rounding error.
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by emptysongglass 9mo ago
That's precisely my point. It's an arbitrary rent-seeking restriction.
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by emptysongglass 9mo ago
I'm not going to recompile and redistribute a binary outside the Play Store.
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by emptysongglass 9mo ago
Push costs pennies. It's an arbitrary restriction.
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by emptysongglass 9mo ago
I own a Framework 13. It is one of the worst machines I've ever owned. I am not misunderstanding the value proposition. For the amount of money I paid I expect a machine that sleeps when I close the lid, does not run out of battery whe
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by emptysongglass 9mo ago
All of us in the EU could learn something from this judge's ruling and from the Constitution. The EU is on the fast-track to turning into a vast surveillance state the way things have been going (the increasing rise of arresting people
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by emptysongglass 9mo ago
After Chat Control and Germany's precedent for arresting meme-posters, Europe (yes UK included) is fast-tracked to become a totalitarian surveillance state. People should be terrified of how rapidly our civil liberties are being torn
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by emptysongglass 10mo ago
I am ashamed to be Danish. Where are the mass protests of hundreds of thousands, the mass walkouts from our workplaces until our government at last respects our human dignity? Our government has today turned the EU into a tool for total sur

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