And they absolutely love that you, and every other user, sends them every original image you choose to edit So when you make a meme or whatever and repost it somewhere else, guess what, they know who did that!
The takeaway that everyone is failing to appreciate is very simple: nobody should be paying any attention to what is being said on twitter. As in, a person can be a screeching lunatic on twitter yet have two companies…
Yeah it's a 60Hz country, it affects perceived vehicle and pedestrian/animal movement too - everything's noticeably a bit smoother to the eye, it takes a while to get used to it. The first time I went there I spent…
Could be, I guess. Still intriguing
> Exert more imaginary pressure in the hope that they run scared and fold. Uh, if you ignore a legally issued subpoena you end up with an arrest warrant and are usually quite promptly arrested. If that subpoena obliges…
The comments were delusionally disparate from reality for a long time before that. Reddit always leant left, but pre... idk, 2014 you could imagine the conversations you read on there occurring with someone you might…
When a user installs an app that platform can then summon that user on demand. That gives you something like 1000x as much user retention and 'callbackability' as a passive 'location' that the user has to consciously…
> * Blind is a toxic hellscape and redditors are broadly pretty dim. Reddit is, at this point, a literal mirror held up to reality. Everything you read there isn't happening. Maybe people want it to happen and think if…
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They'll literally never 'fix' that, users having the app is essential to their model.
What is the answer, then?
> links embedded in it will rot quickly as organisations change cms's, domains names change. Organisations merge and disappear. A link shortener doesn't solve any of those problems
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ID.me "In the wake of the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic" There it is
It's very weird when people post links which contradict their text. I usually block people that do that, because I find a quick trawl through their comment history often reveals they're deliberately spreading…
Define 'contain' If I can reliably recite verbatim a 10 page short story then I 'contain' it even though you can't dissect my brain and find it. If a LLM can reliably and repeatably recite an article verbatim then it…
> by other peoples' apparent surprise about their high functioning A lot of high school textbooks carried a very simplified message about human evolution and basically included neanderthals as 'a branch of human…
> The point of the marketplace metaphor The marketplace metaphor implies there are buyers and sellers. The sellers are the ones fighting to make their case for the ideas they are 'selling.' The 'buyers' are the…
> Dropping bombs onto an undersea cable is not. Of course it is, that's been covered upthread. Literally the post you're replying to says: > It's categorically terrorism by that definition. So, to be clear: It's…
Violence against stuff that is the support infrastructure for people is violence against people.
Nothing you say really makes any sense when you sit down and think about it. People fight for a position because they believe in it. It's like asking someone 'why don't you just support the football team that's most…
> seems to satirize it all at the same time Verhoeven managed that very well in Total Recall and Starship Troopers too - he really hit the right note. Right on the boundary of ludicrous and believable.
You're just guessing at this point. Raymond Chen's blog 'The Old New Thing' details the steps MS took to ensure that partner vendor products _would_ work with Windows. MS tested products extensively and did modify their…
The US and Europe opiate situations can never be compared because in Europe opiates have always been drugs of last resort, used in palliative care or inpatient scenarios only. Self-administered opiates just aren't part…
In this instance, advantage was taken of the remote work scenario. I'm confining my comments to this instance because that's the topic of the thread.
> Cities want it because there are plenty of businesses that rely on office workers buying food etc in downtown cores. So casually dismissing the fact that this provides a HUGE amount of employment and revenue and, in…
And they absolutely love that you, and every other user, sends them every original image you choose to edit So when you make a meme or whatever and repost it somewhere else, guess what, they know who did that!
The takeaway that everyone is failing to appreciate is very simple: nobody should be paying any attention to what is being said on twitter. As in, a person can be a screeching lunatic on twitter yet have two companies…
Yeah it's a 60Hz country, it affects perceived vehicle and pedestrian/animal movement too - everything's noticeably a bit smoother to the eye, it takes a while to get used to it. The first time I went there I spent…
Could be, I guess. Still intriguing
> Exert more imaginary pressure in the hope that they run scared and fold. Uh, if you ignore a legally issued subpoena you end up with an arrest warrant and are usually quite promptly arrested. If that subpoena obliges…
The comments were delusionally disparate from reality for a long time before that. Reddit always leant left, but pre... idk, 2014 you could imagine the conversations you read on there occurring with someone you might…
When a user installs an app that platform can then summon that user on demand. That gives you something like 1000x as much user retention and 'callbackability' as a passive 'location' that the user has to consciously…
> * Blind is a toxic hellscape and redditors are broadly pretty dim. Reddit is, at this point, a literal mirror held up to reality. Everything you read there isn't happening. Maybe people want it to happen and think if…
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They'll literally never 'fix' that, users having the app is essential to their model.
What is the answer, then?
> links embedded in it will rot quickly as organisations change cms's, domains names change. Organisations merge and disappear. A link shortener doesn't solve any of those problems
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ID.me "In the wake of the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic" There it is
It's very weird when people post links which contradict their text. I usually block people that do that, because I find a quick trawl through their comment history often reveals they're deliberately spreading…
Define 'contain' If I can reliably recite verbatim a 10 page short story then I 'contain' it even though you can't dissect my brain and find it. If a LLM can reliably and repeatably recite an article verbatim then it…
> by other peoples' apparent surprise about their high functioning A lot of high school textbooks carried a very simplified message about human evolution and basically included neanderthals as 'a branch of human…
> The point of the marketplace metaphor The marketplace metaphor implies there are buyers and sellers. The sellers are the ones fighting to make their case for the ideas they are 'selling.' The 'buyers' are the…
> Dropping bombs onto an undersea cable is not. Of course it is, that's been covered upthread. Literally the post you're replying to says: > It's categorically terrorism by that definition. So, to be clear: It's…
Violence against stuff that is the support infrastructure for people is violence against people.
Nothing you say really makes any sense when you sit down and think about it. People fight for a position because they believe in it. It's like asking someone 'why don't you just support the football team that's most…
> seems to satirize it all at the same time Verhoeven managed that very well in Total Recall and Starship Troopers too - he really hit the right note. Right on the boundary of ludicrous and believable.
You're just guessing at this point. Raymond Chen's blog 'The Old New Thing' details the steps MS took to ensure that partner vendor products _would_ work with Windows. MS tested products extensively and did modify their…
The US and Europe opiate situations can never be compared because in Europe opiates have always been drugs of last resort, used in palliative care or inpatient scenarios only. Self-administered opiates just aren't part…
In this instance, advantage was taken of the remote work scenario. I'm confining my comments to this instance because that's the topic of the thread.
> Cities want it because there are plenty of businesses that rely on office workers buying food etc in downtown cores. So casually dismissing the fact that this provides a HUGE amount of employment and revenue and, in…