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by rebuilder 4d ago
For progressing to a chin-up or pullup, have you tried negatives? Or rubber band assist? Or, if you are willing to get rings, you can lower them so some of your weight is supported by your feet on the ground (body straight like a plank), ch
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by rebuilder 1mo ago
I read the “limitations” section’s list of things that affect perceived skin tone and it didn’t mention lighting! This is pretty important as the available light determines the shades that can be perceived.
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by rebuilder 2mo ago
If “wrong” breaks things, then late is better than early.
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by rebuilder 3mo ago
We can’t really say what this means. Maybe heavy AI use caused companies to perform better and grow. Or maybe the type of company that went big into AI was the type of company that was getting investments and growing because of it?
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by rebuilder 3mo ago
To the boardroom class, employees are tools as well.
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by rebuilder 3mo ago
What makes you think they will succeed?
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by rebuilder 3mo ago
In my experience, fresh wood splits much easier. I prefer a big splitting axe. But mostly the wood I use isn’t terribly gnarled or wide.
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by rebuilder 4mo ago
I think it’s also just that there’s not that much it makes sense to automate in the home. I run Home Assistant, and I do not have much of the typical home stuff on it. Why would I want to automate lights? My cat feeder has a timer already.
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by rebuilder 4mo ago
You could both be right.
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by rebuilder 5mo ago
Sure it would, for heartrate-based training.
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by rebuilder 5mo ago
It’s like a trucking company bragging about how much fuel they’re using.
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by rebuilder 5mo ago
Same experience, I thought using chatGPT to find some fairly specific things to buy would be a slam dunk, but it couldn’t provide links half the time and also failed to hold to criteria like shipping region etc. I would tell it to give dire
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by rebuilder 6mo ago
When someone tells you about the hard times in their life and you find out they just made it up, you probably feel upset about it. Same thing. The experiences people have matter.
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by rebuilder 7mo ago
If you play at a casino, you’re statistically guarantee to lose money, edge cases not withstanding. Do you see casinos closing down because people stop playing?
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by rebuilder 9mo ago
It’s hardly a free option, by your numbers it’d be a 20-30% discount.
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by rebuilder 10mo ago
That's because the things we built on weren't slop
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by rebuilder 11mo ago
Small business?
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by rebuilder 1y ago
I don’t know that I agree that it’s only now become acceptable. Successful artists have long employed others to aid in their work - see e.g. Leonardo and his studio assistants who helped paint probably large parts of some of the paintings a
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by rebuilder 1y ago
Would it be more legitimate if the artists didn’t employ anyone else in the process?
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by rebuilder 1y ago
As someone living in a country where Abloy locks are used everywhere, I’m interested to hear what’s wrong with them
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by rebuilder 1y ago
It was Latin...
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by rebuilder 1y ago
This is very nice, not just for finger/mouse painting! I tried it on my Cintiq and it was actually a lot better for me than brush stabilization usually is - I think the logic is the same as seen in e.g. Krita, but the visualization of
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by rebuilder 1y ago
I once held my breath for 5 minutes when I was 14, sitting in class. I suppose it’s possible I was accidentally breathing through my nose a little as I wasn’t underwater.
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by rebuilder 1y ago
It seems hard to believe it was not intentional!
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by rebuilder 1y ago
That would be a compelling argument if procreation was somehow primarily driven by a need for people. As it is, we already have quite a lot of people and they’re not going anywhere, however many terawatt-hours we pump into AI.
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by rebuilder 1y ago
The ”not perfect” part really kind of ruins it for me. I can’t trust the LLM search’s answers and have to go find the source anyway, so what’s the point? I’m seeing people in chats post stuff like “hey I didn’t know this word also means thi
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by rebuilder 1y ago
The Roman destruction of Carthage seems like a pretty clear genocide.
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by rebuilder 1y ago
The US can always pay their dollar-denominated debt by printing more dollars. It wouldn’t be a case of being unable but of being unwilling to pay.
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by rebuilder 2y ago
What about recommended posts, do you still get all that junk in your feed?
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by rebuilder 2y ago
Why not make something new instead? Why is the impulse to use AI to generate more of the same old stuff we’ve already seen, just with a different look?

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