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by explorigin 2y ago
> Seeing a boob never killed anyone This is a straw-man attack. Porn produces a huge dopamine dump. Do some research on how dopamine works in the brain. Regular dopamine dumps can have a huge impact on quality of life leading to depressi
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by explorigin 2y ago
This is an important distinction. The legislation requires customers identify themselves...not unlike being carded at a brick-and-mortar store. It's Pornhub that's refusing to take that step.
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by explorigin 2y ago
It feels like honest conversation doesn't happen so much in the public space these days if an issue can be politicized. But what will be very interesting to track would be the rate of change of social vices in the next 15 years.
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by explorigin 2y ago
SIP walls are basically this. It's a foam-core panel board with chases built in for electrical.
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by explorigin 2y ago
Privacy, available offline, software that lasts as long as the hardware can run it.
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by explorigin 2y ago
Whether its right or wrong advice depends on GPs audience.
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by explorigin 2y ago
Timezone conversions don't change by the minute. Currency conversions do.
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by explorigin 2y ago
I can't speak for C# but the Python Decimal type handle significant figures correctly. > The decimal module incorporates a notion of significant places so that 1.30 + 1.20 is 2.50. The trailing zero is kept to indicate significance.
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by explorigin 2y ago
I don't think you're their target audience. I'd love something like this for my kid (who isn't ready for a smartphone). Other problems are persistence. Have you looked at how hard it is to keep an app running in the back
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by explorigin 2y ago
Streamlit seems to be doing ok.
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by explorigin 2y ago
+1 on this. I use them with my android phone, steamdeck, windows computer, TV. They work great!
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by explorigin 2y ago
As long as you can see them in time.
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by explorigin 2y ago
This! LLMs have a lot of potential to fill the "support person" role for high-functioning autistics.
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by explorigin 2y ago
Same for me. The only recruiter messages I get seem desperate because they don't even match my profile skill-set.
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by explorigin 2y ago
Unless there's some threshold in how obesity relates to risk factors that such a small percentage still crossed.
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by explorigin 2y ago
I once ripped the corner of my windows install code sticker. I was missing the last 2 characters. I wrote a script in SikuliX to bruteforce the remaining 2 characters. It took about 4 hours to run but in the end, I got the full valid code.
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by explorigin 2y ago
Automation (game) does a pretty good job of simulating sounds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkU5KkF_L4I
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by explorigin 2y ago
That's weird. I was there 20ish years ago and ran into a group of (what seemed to my untrained eye) wild horses when I was hiking in the Tien-shan mountains.
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by explorigin 2y ago
Let's not forget the amazing Palm Pre that was released 18 months too late. If it could have been released on time, it might have done much to save Sprint. But by the time it was released it was merely competitive instead of compelling
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by explorigin 2y ago
I guess there's not much training data out there to introduce ideas about facts that are not in the training data. We have to teach models that unknowns exist.
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by explorigin 2y ago
I started out with this idea. Unfortunately whitelisting quickly gets out-of-hand. Try shutting off everything and then start whitelisting addresses to get Minecraft working. It's better to have DNS policies: NextDNS, Pihole, Adguard,
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by explorigin 2y ago
tl;dr; pihole, qustodio, device & network policies For my young, innocent children, my goal was to protect from accidental clicks. Ad-blocking DNS (pihole, NextDNS) is very effective for that. Then they got a little older and had friend
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by explorigin 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5UOqZn43gY It has longevity-issues due to an internal roller bearing on the main shaft.
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by explorigin 2y ago
FTA: There is a threefold reason these companies did this. First, all of them, at one point or another, mistook "open source" as a business model. It wasn't then, it isn't now, and it never will be. This is a hit piece o
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by explorigin 2y ago
4 TOPS is the same as the Coral Accelerator. Look on YT for how people have used it. Another poster mentioned video object recognition with Frigate.
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by explorigin 2y ago
The idea of nested function calls to build HTML is not new. Back in the hey-day of JS frameworks, this was a common vdom pattern. I kinda miss [MithrilJS]( https://mithril.js.org/#dom-elements )
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by explorigin 2y ago
Theory: AT&T has a known relationship with the NSA. Maybe the leak was due to an NSA screw-up. In that case, they're telling a half-truth but wouldn't be allowed to tell the whole truth.
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by explorigin 3y ago
To give you the opportunity to pay taxes on money you made under the table (or get benefits from non-tracked donations you made charities). There are things they don't know about.
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by explorigin 3y ago
Surely these cars have an "offline-mode". Anyone know how to force it? (I almost said "airplane-mode".)
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by explorigin 3y ago
And yet, technology still moveS forward. Bubbles are not all devoid of substance...just over-inflated for the substance within.

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