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Wow. Every single day I’m still amazed by people.

There was a website called (I believe) Arguman (way) in the past, that used this kind of thing. It allowed everyone to add arguments, rebuttals, such a thing, and up/downvote them. Last time I looked at it, it was down (still on wayback, but it was a webapp, so it never really loads anything).

Edit: it's... "up", but suddenly Turkish and broken: https://arguman.org

FYI you can just hold down the “ button and get a ".

Do you have a use for a highly specialized vacuum cleaner with 4 hoses 40cm each?

But my attention span! Nooo!

Netherlands is the worst at this. More and more “PIN ONLY”. Also more and more tight rules about how much you're allowed to have.

Luckily I can just give someone a paper wallet containing crypto. No transactions, no traceability, no rules.

Dude. SO MUCH STUFF runs on Windows.

They should’ve been.

Then how does something like moonlight, parsec, or Geforce Now work? Sub-10ms latency, sometimes even sub-5 depending on time of day and network congestion.

> Here's an example of a confusing error in Git that you won't encounter in Aya:

> > ! [rejected] main -> main (fetch first) error: failed to push some refs to 'https://github.com/Mohamedjcali/aya'

> > hint: Updates were rejected because the remote contains work that you do not

> > hint: have locally. This is usually caused by another repository pushing to > > hint: the same ref. If you want to integrate the remote changes, use

> > hint: 'git pull' before pushing again.

> > hint: See the 'Note about fast-forwards' in 'git push --help' for details.

1. So you don’t see it in Aya, why? Because it just doesn’t check, or because there’s a more sophisticated way to fix discrepancies like this in large codebases?

2. I really don’t understand how this error can be confusing. The only times I’ve seen someone be confused by this is because they didn’t actually read the error, but got an unexpected message and immediately gets their senior (me) to read it for them…

That is the giveaway for some of the high-profile LLMs. The ones I run locally with ollama can be VERY close to perfectly human, subtle typos and all

> why is one not free to die?

For the very simple reasons: it costs money and resources to grow up (and to die), and it’s a life that capitalism could’ve otherwise maybe used.

That would actually be pretty nice; devs would maybe not update every day but once a month or something, and have actual changelogs, AND the review queue would be way shorter.

See the 2 sibling comments 10 mins before you

> humans would have picked it up looong before modern medicine

We did. All modern medicine has its roots (heh) in plants. We might have distilled it down to its active compound(s) and increased the dose, but nature has it all.

200 years ago in the West it might’ve been all placebo (and literal snake oil), but the East had it figured out.

Modern medicine is good, but we’re standing on the shoulders of giants.

Psst… privilege has no letter D

Which law in which country?

You’re holding on to a lost battle. We are biological computers. Maybe there’s something deeper behind it, like what some call a soul, but that’s hard to impossible to prove.

Super handy! I regularly work on multiple projects at once. Have 3 phpstorm windows open, but working on project A, I can just CMD+Tab because project A is focussed. I switch between browser, terminal, editor, etc. Then, when switching to project B, I do CMD+` once in every app, and I’m done.

To me, this makes windows feel like a maze and macos feel natural.

Tempted to create a device for me and my friends with just a screen and a blackberry-type keyboard.

I think the original question is valid here - I also don’t get any right-wing ads. I guess that is because I never interact with those kind of post, also not negatively, exactly BECAUSE I want to see less of them.

Please be aware that the both of you don’t know, unless you’re not mentioning any studies on purpose. You’re both projecting your own subjective experience onto an entire community.

Shocking...

I also love how they required this to always know the sender of the fax, but then not requiring you to fill in a name…

Just program directly on the macbook! :D would be fun to experience imo

`cat file > /dev/com1`, or something like that.

Still, when you’re due for a new car and look for the newest of the newest, would you go with manufacturer A, who released their latest car 8 years ago, or manufacturer B, who released it 1 year ago?

Incremental upgrades get so much hate around the internet (mostly about phones) by people having the version before it. Saying things like “ah they changed almost nothing! Why would I upgrade?!” While for instance me, only on my 3rd smartphone EVER, would love all the incremental updates over the years when I finally decide I need a new one, because I always get the latest and greatest. If a company then doesn’t release anything for a few years, I’d go somewhere else.

Sure…

That’s a shockingly high latency for a major city! Getting 3ms to google.com here, big city in the Netherlands. Probably close to a data center.