overnight5349

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by overnight5349 3y ago
The very first thing I did with Kagi was block Pinterest. Very satisfying to see that the top 6 most blocked domains are all Pinterest.
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by overnight5349 3y ago
So you're fine with kiddie porn on twitter then?
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by overnight5349 3y ago
I use bitwarden and I don't understand the question. My phone gives me a popup on text boxes to enter credentials. There's also a bitwarden button on my keyboard. I scan my thumb and it signs me in. On my desktop browser, I get a
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by overnight5349 3y ago
I keep trying to use Jetbrains Gateway. It spins up the IDE on a remote machine and renders it locally. I honestly can't find a use for it. My personal machines are ancient quad core setups, but I have a beefy server at my disposal. Bu
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by overnight5349 3y ago
Consumers can only make a choice if there is a choice. If nobody sells a TV that doesn't spy on you and play ads because of collusion, or simply because it's the single best profit optimizer, how do consumers regulate the market
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by overnight5349 3y ago
Threatening to cut off internet to Ukraine in the middle of a war, casing journalists off twitter, chasing black, queer, and other marginalized people off twitter and allowing racists and bigots to take over, unbanning people posting kiddie
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by overnight5349 3y ago
Those two options are not mutually exclusive
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by overnight5349 3y ago
As opposed to its previous star?
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by overnight5349 3y ago
Hold up, we've identified a mechanism that all cancer cells posses and healthy cells don't? That's almost unbelievable. I wonder how something like that comes about? Is there something special about that isoform that is neces
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by overnight5349 3y ago
> I'm not sure why you took my comment so poorly, could you help me understand why? Bingo!
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by overnight5349 3y ago
Hear me out: superconducting railgun for launching multi-ton payloads to supply a lunar colony without rockets
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by overnight5349 3y ago
Don't confuse sustainable with profitable
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by overnight5349 3y ago
Yeah, no way I'd ever trust something like this if it wasn't on hardware I control. You can't 100% trust some company to secure something this personal, but you know that you won't one day sell your personal diary to s
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by overnight5349 3y ago
A lot of people online have some really weird puritanical notions about medication that affects the brain. Basically all of them should be dismissed out of hand. Medication is fine, it helps a lot of people, even if it doesn't work for
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by overnight5349 3y ago
> isn't helping ADHD people be productive the same thing? Sure, if you believe the meaning of life is working as hard as you possibly can for no benefit until you die. Real people in the real world have passions, desires, hobbies. C
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by overnight5349 3y ago
I desperately want this. But yes, the amount of data required is insane. Just off the top of my head: - browser history - SMS and call transcriptions - calendar - passive audio stream from my phone - interactions on social media - my diary
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by overnight5349 3y ago
The entire content of this website is six bullet points and three or four sentences. You really need to do a lot better than that. It looks like the cheapest, shadiest, slapped together "I hooked ChatGPT into google calendar" proj
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by overnight5349 3y ago
It's closer to using a CAD package and finding out you need to pay extra to save files. Which is a real thing that has actually happened. The functionality exists, the code already has been written, but it's disabled so as to extr
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by overnight5349 3y ago
In reality, you're still paying for the hardware. Don't think for a second that these 'optional' features don't figure into the price. Sure, maybe they have a lower markup if you don't buy the license up front,
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by overnight5349 3y ago
In the context of weather, it should be implicitly clear that 100° is not in Celsius That would be spectacularly bad, and everyone around would be dead
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by overnight5349 3y ago
Interesting, I'll have to give this a try!
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by overnight5349 3y ago
Yes. There are some things that just work better with a dedicated tool. Sure, my computer has a calculator app, but it's fiddly, the keyboard doesn't physically have buttons for all the operations, so I have to go and click on thi
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by overnight5349 3y ago
I really wish I'd went into physics in school. This all sounds deeply fascinating, but I just barely understand the top level of what you're explaining.
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by overnight5349 3y ago
It seems likely. Given that the copper atoms prefer to form a non-superconducting material, it makes sense that there would be regions where the energy is just right to form the correct structure, and you get the incorrect structure every
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by overnight5349 3y ago
Purity would affect superconduction. Consider grains of superconducting material embedded in a matrix of regular conductive metal. One of the theories for the behavior of this material explains that the copper atoms preferentially form a st
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by overnight5349 3y ago
It sucked up several weeks of my time. Got about halfway through the map before my save file got corrupted. Honestly kinda ruined it, I don't know if I can play the game again knowing I lost a couple hundred hours of progress
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by overnight5349 3y ago
The new version has a multiverse map you have to traverse through to collect some really sick upgrades It's an absolute grind, but once you pick up some 500% productivity multipliers it gets much easier
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by overnight5349 3y ago
I love that this is happening realtime in the open. I can just about follow the science, and it's so incredibly exciting to watch this unfold live
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by overnight5349 3y ago
Wait, are you serious?
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by overnight5349 3y ago
It's a pretty good product with some mediocre software. At the end of the day, it's extremely useful and usable for a lot of people doing a wide variety of tasks. The hardware has some issues, but I'd say it's like 90% t

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