quinndexter

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by quinndexter 3mo ago
Coin pocket.
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by quinndexter 5mo ago
Just here to say yeah, I've seen this more of this lately- "The do-not-track signal has been followed" or somesuch.
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by quinndexter 7mo ago
I'm a little bit old. When I ordered my first M.2 drive, I had never seen one IRL. I'd assumed about RAM-stick size. Nope! Thumb-sized! The future is amazing! So... give it enough time and eventually the mundane will scratch that
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by quinndexter 7mo ago
Going straight to theft of, and therefore denial of, physical property as an analogy here suggests you do not actually understand the topic at hand.
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by quinndexter 8mo ago
The way deportations were calculated by the administration was changed to include certain types of border rejections, IIRC.
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by quinndexter 8mo ago
Five people are voting on what to have for dinner. Three people vote for pizza. Two people vote for "You three." Pizza has won, but there is still a massive problem in that room.
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by quinndexter 8mo ago
Or maybe the AI could puke up some bland, middle-of-the-road trite pap while putting actual human talent out of work!
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by quinndexter 9mo ago
"The US wants peace" You don't read the news much, huh?
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by quinndexter 9mo ago
On mobile, there's a small menu to different site sections at the bottom of the screen. You'll never guess what that menu includes.
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by quinndexter 10mo ago
Okey doke. Still not wrong.
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by quinndexter 10mo ago
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by quinndexter 10mo ago
I think "secret nuclear device" and "license renewal" are kind of conceptually incongruous, even if only at a surface level.
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by quinndexter 10mo ago
Your second comment describes the market as it currently is. Your original hypothetical posits a vastly different market.
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by quinndexter 10mo ago
Heh. “At this point, to be blunt, any lawyer unaware that using generative AI platforms to do legal research is playing with fire is living in a cloud”
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by quinndexter 11mo ago
It's not available in Home editions.
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by quinndexter 11mo ago
I would like to know more.
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by quinndexter 11mo ago
No you can't always prevent stupidity. But you can lessen the chances of any given stupidity necessarily being fatal.
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by quinndexter 11mo ago
guys when you invent fictional alternate realities, you're allowed to leave people out of them completely. Anyone you like.
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by quinndexter 11mo ago
Or you could accept that sometimes fields contain terms-of-art that are non-intuitive to outsiders. Go ask an astromer what their working definition of a metal is.
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by quinndexter 1y ago
Pre/post 47.
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by quinndexter 1y ago
Great work. That's very good stuff, and yes there is.
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by quinndexter 1y ago
The good folks here have absolutely demonstrated intellectual curiosity - that's what all the requests for prompt details and links are. Your refusal to simply provide them, especially after opening with what boils down to "Chat
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by quinndexter 1y ago
The definition of humility is not "doing the bare minimum."
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by quinndexter 1y ago
-Why mathematicians are three points? Possibly based on this ranking. Everything sub-mathematician is 2 points? Maybe there's subdivision of points. https://xkcd.com/435/
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by quinndexter 1y ago
If you don't communicate at a level suitable for your audience, then you're not communicating. At best, you're just making noise. At worst, you're being a manipulative sack of shit. I do not believe Meta are in the noise
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by quinndexter 1y ago
re. greenfield: state-owned land, which has been closed to the public since 2016 due to heavy contamination.
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by quinndexter 1y ago
It's a Long Now thing.
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by quinndexter 1y ago
Hi. Check where you actually are located in Qld, because chances are you are fluoridated just fine. https://www.health.qld.gov.au/public-health/industry-environ...
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by quinndexter 1y ago
I assumed it was the fructose. (*not an animal/fruit/love expert)
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by quinndexter 2y ago
I have terrible news regarding said cake.

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