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libraryatnight
2mo ago
I used to work graves and some stations would have shows at odd hours that played variety you might not hear during the day. The DJ as a curator is a role I miss. I also miss the notion someone else local was awake. Other night owls might c
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3mo ago
I'm curious what you asked? I had Opus 4.8 ingest the URL and give me some ideas about what's possible and it eventually got to AI and self repairing/improving factories along with listing risks etc.
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4mo ago
The Dispossessed has one of my favorite quotes, “A child free from the guilt of ownership and the burden of economic competition will grow up with the will to do what needs doing and the capacity for joy in doing it. It is useless work that
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libraryatnight
5mo ago
I don't know why but I found myself thinking "Capybaras would make much more sense." And I meant it.
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libraryatnight
5mo ago
You're absolutely right, and they often blame the registry for the fee, but support for one of my domains once gave me the impression they inflate on top of the fee for extra profit.
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libraryatnight
5mo ago
Often there's a redemption period (depending on tld i think) where the domain can be recovered. Registrars will generally charge a redemption fee during this period.
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6mo ago
I've experienced this personally while losing weight. Some people will argue for the confidence thing, and it's a factor I'm sure, but there's a palpable difference in treatment. Also the trauma/trust issues that co
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6mo ago
part of my adhd/bipolar is reacting like the guy you're replying to and I was thinking the same. Comment reminded me of when I'm in the "YES THIS IS IT" mode which usually isn't far off from hitting the wall. H
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7mo ago
This is funny because one of my major gripes with everyone having phones is they don't really use them for meaningful information seeking. They'll sit in conversation and speculate and invent nonsense, accept the smartest/mos
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7mo ago
I work in the US with white dudes who literally think their heritage is "Viking" and make it a big part of their identity - I appreciate your point but I also understand why someone might pick that title.
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7mo ago
These creeps are what they fear, or claim to fear.
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8mo ago
Nah I'm a guy who saw a man with a greencard dragged out of a home depot parking lot while his wife screamed and cried.
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8mo ago
it's funny how now days you can spot a tool by how they want to make sure the nuance of the fascist prick argument is being heard. I hear it. It sucks.
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libraryatnight
8mo ago
Your reply brings to mind the phrase "useful idiot"
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libraryatnight
8mo ago
Your premise requires good faith actors to even merit consideration.
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libraryatnight
8mo ago
ah yes, this admin has been an avalanche of crimes and abuses, but let's keep giving them the benefit of the doubt and making excuses.
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libraryatnight
8mo ago
Part of the strength came from trust and participation in a community. The US has become untrustworthy and hostile toward community.
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8mo ago
"I am all for criticizing and pointing fingers at trump and this entire administration" I don't believe you or you wouldn't have bothered to muddy the water in the face of repeated violence and dehumanization.
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8mo ago
We need to expect more from our business leaders.
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8mo ago
I assume if someone works for Palantir they're an unabashed Yarvinist and fine with it.
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10mo ago
"The only real drug problem is scoring real good drugs. Haven't we learned our lesson? The corner store sells finer scotch. But who's got uncut powder?" - NOFX
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10mo ago
English was Germanic - we get our Latin influence from Old French https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Influence_of_French_on_English
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11mo ago
If you're sensitive to patterns and have been chronically online for the last few decades it's obvious they are not thinking.
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11mo ago
It seems off-putting and absurd to me. Especially given the result is neither super nor human.
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11mo ago
"not even Devil can help you. But maybe, juuuuust maybe, AI can?" Bold assumption that the devil and AI aren't aligned ;)
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11mo ago
I'm not a republican or a supporter, but my experience with your request is "But what about...?" Usually something robbed of context, not relevant, or blatantly made up and they don't care. For instance when the GOP Nazi
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11mo ago
It's also striking to me that these folks cried hard about free speech when being deplatformed for harmful lies, but they're revoking visas for people who didn't show proper remorse for a conservative podcasters murder. Every
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11mo ago
He donated to Biden, but had no registered party. Congrats, you're part of the insanity. I'm sort of grossed out by people trying to blame a party for this in general, though. It's weird.
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11mo ago
In Arizona one example is the Hohokam: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hohokam They built canals for farming and understood how to use wild plants. Other cultures ( Akimel Oʼodham for one) are also interesting to read ab
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1y ago
I doubt it'd be different if he didn't - this is the sort of thing to which his entire administration is committed. Life's not going to get better if Vance takes his place. Not saying it should be ignored, just int he context
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