wavewrangler

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by wavewrangler 3d ago
Give it a whirl. You’ll have your answer pretty quickly, or not so quickly
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by wavewrangler 3d ago
Or is it or practically astrology, and technically numerology?
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by wavewrangler 4d ago
What do you mean? I don’t recall ever asking manufacturers if I could trade my privacy for a discount. I don’t remember that at all…people will pay whatever the price is, if inflation hasn’t taught that to you, then I’m not sure what to tel
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by wavewrangler 10d ago
Why not just add extra verification for Gmail addresses?
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by wavewrangler 18d ago
You’re replacing the issue with a different one. This is not about whether agencies should be able to use lawful subpoenas efficiently. It is about DHS using 19 U.S.C. §1509—customs-import summons authority to demand records concerning jour
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by wavewrangler 19d ago
I find bezier curbs sexy, well-rounded, smart, and attractive. They are awesome and this is, by extension, all of those things, too! We need more bezier curbs in this world.
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by wavewrangler 19d ago
I can get on board with this...so you are suggesting the usage isn't new, but the frequency changed can be attributed to the scope change, so the frequency is associated with all of the new cases that the new scope encompasses, which i
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by wavewrangler 20d ago
To be clear, I am referring to software and shipping as a developer who has finished, more or less, their app. Not that I am against its use, I just never really heard that word being used before, and now I hear it all the time. Thus, what
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by wavewrangler 20d ago
From recalled beef, to contaminated greens, to the cancer that is twitter, you will forever remember this period of your life as the dreaded... "age of shitter"
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by wavewrangler 20d ago
Was talking about the use of shipped recently, and I was mocked for asking such a crazy question, by freshly self-minted engineers, no less. No wonder they thought it was ridiculous...it had been a part of their vocabulary their entire care
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by wavewrangler 24d ago
he probably canceled his subscription and they offered him a free month as a result
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by wavewrangler 27d ago
I thought the point of publishing was a matter of dissemination , to make available for people to then try to understand it? This is like saying, I don’t like music, so I’m going to tear down the venue. Then, all music genres suffer as a
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by wavewrangler 1mo ago
Anthropic, do ye come load-bearing gifts?!
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by wavewrangler 1mo ago
It's also like a real 8 or 9 bucks.
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by wavewrangler 1mo ago
Maximum Overdrive. Even the electric turkey carver gets revenge.
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by wavewrangler 2mo ago
I thought that it was. I thought journals were starting to implement full bans upwards of a year+ for those who don't honestly disclose AI usage in their work? If I'm not mistaken, arXiv is doing this as well? granted, disclosure
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by wavewrangler 1y ago
What do you mean miss? You don’t have the budget to keep something you truly miss for $20? What am in missing here / I don’t mean to criticize I am just curious is all. I would reword but I have to go
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by wavewrangler 1y ago
Yeah, general propaganda and psyops are actually more effective around 12% - 15%, we find it is more accurate to the user base, thus is questioned less for standing out more /s
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by wavewrangler 1y ago
You probably know this and are looking for consistency but, a little trick I use is to feed the original data of what I need as a diagram and to re-imagine, it as an image “ready for print” - not native, but still a time saver and just stu
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by wavewrangler 1y ago
You know how certain professions are known for attracting certain pathologies? CEOs/narcissism, car salesman/ lmachiavellianidm and surgeons/God? Reddit moderator/d-bag is not exempt from that phenomenon and for reasons
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by wavewrangler 1y ago
Might as well buy a lottery ticket hoping to win enough money to fund your own case rather than cling to the faint hope of finding a pro bono attorney or even one working on contingency. My bitter experience stems directly from my father’s
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by wavewrangler 2y ago
But that is not name-calling. In your words, that is snark. Are all snarky comments also name calling now, and vice-versa? One could argue that the comment stands factually with just the first sentence, too. It’s strong, yes, but very diffe
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by wavewrangler 2y ago
Rules to live by… Although I swear this was posted on here just recently, was it not?
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by wavewrangler 2y ago
God. These AI tools are really showing just how f’d up people are. AI is a scapegoat for the absurdity of society. We are a a scourge! Well, aren’t we? Look at what we’re doing and the way we use this to instinctively conduct psychological
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by wavewrangler 2y ago
You mean poor person. As long as it stomps a poor person. The rich don’t have a habit of getting stomped. They direct other poor people to stomp their contemporaries. The poor don’t have a chance.
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by wavewrangler 2y ago
Wolfram has always been difficult for me to follow. I think it's because he tends to drone on, I don't know why. I don't think even he knows why. My understanding of what I have managed to listen to or read is that being who
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by wavewrangler 2y ago
Patterns, data repetition, self similarity. The universe loves to do this. I.e, Golden ratio. Light waves, ocean waves, snowflakes, etc.
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by wavewrangler 3y ago
Was this supposed to be one of many tests, the final test, or THE test? I’ll read it again, but the way the writer has it framed makes it appear as if the Air Force conducted a 2800 mile flight-test and said, “Alright, we’ve seen enough,”
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by wavewrangler 3y ago
This can be induced. This is 90-95% the rule for those who practice what’s known as “astral projection,” as compared to the articles figure of ten percent of the population, for those who have this “syndrome”. Granted, the name sounds gim
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by wavewrangler 3y ago
Microsoft is famous for a lack of adoption DESPITE backwards compatibility.

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