tsunagatta

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by tsunagatta 2mo ago
Interestingly I had the opposite journey, I am a Young so they didn't bother to teach me cursive in school, so in high school when I got into fountain pens I taught myself italic hand so that my handwriting would be more legible and ea
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by tsunagatta 2mo ago
AI is not going to give us a star trek utopia, AI is an attempt by the bourgeoise to alienate the average person from the capital that has previously always come free with their human life. AI promises a feudalist future where there is no c
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by tsunagatta 3mo ago
(For those also missing the context here: the right lean is a consequence of writing straight up/down lines as towards/away from the body when the paper is tilted at an angle conducive to writing right-handed) Though, I think the
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by tsunagatta 4mo ago
I am not the author but I have used that quote before, and no, I mean it literally. I would prefer any words that came from your own brain over the output of a statistical model. I don't mind if it's short, or didn't take muc
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by tsunagatta 5mo ago
It's not flip-flopping, they're answering the question that you posed. You claimed that the constraint is arbitrary, they demonstrated how it isn't.
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by tsunagatta 5mo ago
No, they don't. It's fine to be against them in both ways, considering that the platforms themselves can't decide if they're gambling or not.
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by tsunagatta 5mo ago
This is somewhat of a pet peeve for me, I'm getting really tired of both narratives this article discusses online. The internet is flooded with posts either calling Japan a perfect place, or posts that smugly call out the previous type
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by tsunagatta 5mo ago
I've never thought it was a reference to that at all, I thought it was a reference to a I-have-no-mouth-but-I-must-scream-scenario.
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by tsunagatta 6mo ago
Ah, now that you mention it, the part at the bottom makes it pretty obvious too: >Last updated: never >No further pages. No hidden clauses. Exactly the sort of cutesy language the LLMs use when they're trying to agree with you. &
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by tsunagatta 7mo ago
That is fun, but it doesn’t mean that the model finds it easier or will actually work better that way, that just means that in its training data many people said something like “honestly I find it easiest to just write the svg code directly
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by tsunagatta 8mo ago
Bro literally everyone I know has watched at least the Great Pumpkin and Charlie Brown Christmas. People my age regularly make memes based on the football gag. It’s a cultural icon. As a general rule actually, I’d say that Gen Z is more lik
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by tsunagatta 8mo ago
Isn’t this the opposite of the other one?
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by tsunagatta 9mo ago
The F-35 was in development hell for a while for sure, but it’s far from a failure. See the recent deals where it’s been used as a political bargaining chip; it still ended up being a very desirable and capable platform from my understandin
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by tsunagatta 10mo ago
> . . . mutilate children for example. I'm not aware of any MAGA supporters with this level of brain-washing. Really? I’m sure a large portion of the MAGA base supports circumcision.
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by tsunagatta 1y ago
From my understanding, they have different purposes. VPNs aren’t really about safety or anonymity, Tor is the way to go for those. VPNs are for if you don’t want your ISP specifically to see your traffic for some reason, or if you want your
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by tsunagatta 1y ago
Honest question: what’s the alternative to inner-platform-effecting if you still want a system that’s highly user-customizable at runtime?
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by tsunagatta 1y ago
> You can write simple and readable code in C++ if you want to. You can also write complex and unreadable code in C++ if you want to. It’s all about personal or team preference. Problem is, if you’re using C++ for anything serious, like
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by tsunagatta 1y ago
The author is referencing a very tired strawman stereotype usually used when attacking liberals / “SJWs.”
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by tsunagatta 1y ago
Look into Noodler’s Bernake Black ink, it dries very very quickly and I’ve used it as a lefty for years with no problems.
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by tsunagatta 1y ago
I think they’re referencing Operation Paperclip: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Paperclip
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by tsunagatta 1y ago
I do not see the connection, those are not arms of the U.S. government.
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by tsunagatta 1y ago
If we’re lucky.
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by tsunagatta 1y ago
> “It’s very profound and even a little bit scary — because it’s happening very quickly, and there is no upper bound,” Gates told Brooks. The “there is no upper bound” in this assertion seems to be bearing a lot of weight. It’s probably
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by tsunagatta 1y ago
I’ll preface that I’m absolutely not an expert in Japanese, but in my amateur understanding I think the same sort of thing you showed is possible, at least in casual speech. I hear this sort of construction quite often: “着てみたい、あのスーツ。” or ro
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by tsunagatta 2y ago
Fox News has an article on this (if that’s the one you mean): https://www.foxnews.com/politics/bidens-woke-green-agenda-ch...
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by tsunagatta 2y ago
The incoming government in America loves the idea of tariffs; why not frame it as part of a trade war in a theoretical government set on ending climate change? Place heavy tariffs on any goods that do not have the same cleanup obligations.
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by tsunagatta 2y ago
I spend a lot of time thinking about this question, i.e. “where and how do you meet people IRL,” and it’s equal parts interesting and deeply maddening to me that nobody I can find seems to have an actual good answer to it. Even the featured
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by tsunagatta 2y ago
The tail wags the dog a little in this case; you could equally say that America’s chosen mode of transport forces lower density: large parking lots and wide roads take up a lot of space where people could otherwise live and work. Wide roads
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by tsunagatta 2y ago
OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) has largely become the standard over its (usually proprietary) competition.
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by tsunagatta 2y ago
> With a weak Amlogic processor, 4GB of eMMC storage, and only 512MB of RAM, the device is too underpowered to run anything more demanding than its intended lightweight web-based media player. I’m a little confused by this statement — th

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