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Unhook [1] lets you hide the shorts tab from the sidebar, but unfortunately doesn't (yet) filter shorts.
https://old.reddit.com/r/youtube/comments/1679jmx/is_anyone_...
[0] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/unhook-remove-yout...
[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/youtube-recom...
This could lead to some initially profitable users into leaving the site and as a result make it less useful for the remaining users. This could lead to a negative spiral until Reddit is left with a fraction of its' user base.
I'm hoping they're able to figure out a model where the paying customers can offset the costs for the free tier for simple queries, and that the paid model is able to do more complex computations (e.g. Input a 300-page book and condense it into a 2-page summary; or integrate a search engine in applications like Obsidian).
My video resolution is 1792 × 1120 and I record at 10fps.
The benefits for me are two-fold:
1) It keeps me accountable while working and
2) I can rewatch my work sessions and recall my thought process from a future me perspective.
It's amazing how much you forget about a day, but by watching the recordings after the fact, you recall the micro lessons you learned during your work sessions and you have the opportunity to encode these lessons into your long-term memory.
Does this mean that Ring stores plaintext passwords?
[1] https://opensea.io/collection/trump-digital-trading-cards?se...
Here's a mate with an en passant.
Let's say if you shut down the entire economy, you're able to save exactly 1 life. Is this a worthwhile tradeoff? Probably not.
Now the question becomes, where do we draw the line on the number of "acceptable" deaths and the acceptable impact on the economy.
Thinking back, I think the campaign actually worked on me because it made me realize how obviously fake things can be made to seem real if it's presented by a seemingly authoritative figure.
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> The idea of reading only 5 words in 8 repulses me.
One of the biggest concepts in the speed-reading section of the book is that a lot of people sub-vocalize the words in their heads. This limits your reading speed to around 150wpm. If you want to read 450+wpm, you have to be willing to "fill in the gaps" as you read.
If Ukraine had kept their nuclear weapons, do you think Putin would even consider invading? I don't think so.
A better solution to denuclearization, in my opinion is to adopt a "No First Use" policy [1]. I suspect internally the US and NATO do follow this policy but will not disclose it publicly for strategic reasons.