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1y ago
My gut reactions… - I agree that something like this is necessary or the whole model of the internet will be broken, like Matthew Prince [explained in this video]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5C9EL3C82Y ). - Their approa
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rralian
1y ago
I’ve used ChatGPT as an editor and had very good results. I’ll write the whole thing myself and then feed it into ChatGPT for editing. And then review its output to manually decide which pieces I want to incorporate. The thoughts are my own
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2y ago
> In my humdrum life, the daily battle hasn't been good versus evil. It's hardly so epic. Most days, my real battle is doing good versus doing nothing. Wow. This part really resonated with me. I will try to keep this in mind.
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2y ago
Interesting. I’ve noticed this happening for me but I thought it was because my fingertips are calloused from playing guitar. But I’m also in my late forties. So it’s probably a double whammy for me.
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rralian
2y ago
Nice work klimeryk!
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2y ago
WordPress doesn't have employees. It's open source software. Do you mean Automattic (i.e., wordpress.com) employees or WP Engine employees? Or just anyone who is employed and working on WordPress?
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2y ago
I think this is correct. Some people were misaligned, but the majority seemed to be taking advantage of a generous severance for different personal reasons. And anyone on a pip would have a hard time turning it down.
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Ecosystem Thinking
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Shipping Tumblr and WordPress
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2y ago
Not sure why this is getting downvoted. The idea that the act of observation impacts an experiment (or how particles behave) is one of the most counterintuitive and surprising “truths” I’ve ever heard. I would love to hear a logical explana
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3y ago
New generations build onto the scientific knowledge of previous generations. It may not be fast but that sounds like recursive improvement to me. It seems reasonable for AI to accelerate this process.
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rralian
3y ago
I personally loved the ending to the three body problem series. It felt really satisfying to me.
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3y ago
I don’t understand your point. It seems to be that Western media is somehow biased, but I’m not sure in what way. I’m pretty confident that global temperatures will continue to rise and that sea levels will rise and cause massive problems f
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3y ago
I agree with you. And in fact I have mostly removed myself from social media. But I can’t help pointing out the irony of sharing this sentiment in what is essentially a form of social media. Doesn’t dilute your point. Just made me smile a l
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4y ago
There is an elaborate joke here that I find hilarious. I am in awe of the author.
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4y ago
I'm sorry to hear that. Maybe I can help. Will email you to get details.
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5y ago
It’s like saying “I’m from Austin, not Texas.”
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5y ago
I had an epiphany about personal energy a while ago that came from self-reflection, reading philosophy (stoicism in particular), and exploring mindfulness. And it's formed a big part of my personal philosophy. I will share in hopes it
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rralian
6y ago
It’s all in the wording. I think the point is to avoid momentum and autopilot. But challenging yourself and learning new things doesn’t need to mean unwelcome stress or discomfort.
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6y ago
This is a fantastic comment. I agree 100%. The smartest things I have achieved came from not giving up and not being too lazy to just do the hard work the hard way when I couldn’t find a shortcut.
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Stoicism and Control
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7y ago
Even if this isn't rock-solid I'd rather see a backlash against processed foods than against vaccines.
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8y ago
Actually what am I thinking. The long tap (press?) makes sense as hover. And basically acts as that now.
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8y ago
Interesting. iPhones have the force tap. I assume android has something similar. We could use that as the hover action.
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9y ago
FYI, I just tried your game on windows 10 and the "enter" key is not working to start the game. So I can't get past the start menu. No errors or warnings in the console.
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9y ago
> I wonder what is a "cushy tech job" Probably a job that is extremely well paid for knowledge work in technology and where workers are highly sought after so employers provide lots of perks.
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9y ago
I was thinking this the other day actually. That we are generally best served when people extrapolate their interests for the long term. And this is a big part of religion and faith. But they don't always help people value the collecti
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9y ago
I think that's a community of ex-retailers.
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9y ago
> In contrast, diverse ecosystems mean that one creatures wastes are another's nutrients Wow. This is so insightful. When applying this lense to one's failures or struggles or disappointments... this really clicked with me to p
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9y ago
Looked pretty cool but I wasn't able to get past the "add ingredients" step in the tutorial. The button didn't work for me. Testing on iPhone.
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