Neat

It also has “stay away” colours, is the toxin relatively harmless to humans?

They have defensive glands at the back, and wipe their setae against them to charge them with toxins.[10]

It sounds like they are OK with people using the tool, but he wants them to be mindful of how its being used.

But if you’re my colleague and we’re in a Slack discussion and you post a wall of Claude output, then I’m afraid I received a different message than you intended.

The same is true for people’s newsletters and social content. It’s your name on it; are you proud of the prose and weird AI-isms sprinkled throughout it? If so, great. But I can ask Claude directly if I wanted to.

TLDR: Take responsibility for what you send to people, and don’t just ask a chatbot and blindly share the output

While I still don’t really understand it, topological equivalence?

https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/2625:_Field_Topology

It seems Neetu got carried away by his emotions way too early because the final counting at the end of the result day revealed that he managed to get a total of 856 votes.

Poor guy, glad he got a pleasant surprise after 😄

What do you mean by that?

Its also not that interesting lol. You can resize/reorder some buttons and change the hue of the theme

With Android 17, Google is adding a new Quick Settings layout editor that allows you to arrange pretty much all of the toggles and settings. You can choose which quick toggles to make into bigger tiles and even move the brightness slider and the media player around.

More theming options will make it to the final build. For instance, you can tune the hue of the four main colors via a slider, and some blur effects will also be added.

I second that declaration

I also declare a thumb war

Which part of the world are you from? I’m in Canada, and we call them green grapes and red grapes

https://www.safeway.com/shop/aisles/fruits-vegetables/fresh-fruits/grapes.html?sort=&page=1&loc=3132

Meanwhile Wikipedia notes ‘“Black” (dark blue) and “white” (light green) table grapes’

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grape

Or when it spoils a joke or jump scare a few seconds early

“You’re not going to shoot me, you don’t have the…”

Just keep subscribing to things :)

We have this guide for how to do that more easily:

https://fedecan.ca/en/guide/threadiverse/finding-communities

It does sound like a genuine mistake as opposed to something sneaky.

I’m far from an expert on open source best practices, and I also wouldn’t have known the difference between taking code with a .patch file vs taking code with copy and paste. I probably would have attributed it in some other way, but I’m a bit anxious that way and tend to go even further and overdo things. It takes me forever to publish posts and website updates out for our instance.

Why do developers of open source software have to make shit so difficult?

I think that’s the nature of forks of projects. When someone makes a fork, there is usually some kind of tension between the two developers and so something that feels small to outsiders might feel more significant to those involved.

Assuming that there isn’t a better extension out there for people to switch to, this move might push some people into quitting Facebook completely.

If you’re using uBlock origin, then you won’t see ads anywhere else. Meanwhile on Facebook, every few posts will be an ad.

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I think it’s a matter of how it’s framed.

It was already going out of fashion in schools when I was growing up, and people did not like it when a teacher (usually older) made them practice it. The original argument of it being faster didn’t apply once computers became common in schools/homes, and printed letters (writing like a typewriter) are better for clarity.

However, I think there is value to it when framed as an artistic skill. Calligraphy strengthens motor skills, and if you make the lesson less rigid then kids can have fun with it and figure out how to express themselves.

That already fell apart, they gave up after the site got overrun with bots. Coincidentally, they were planning to use “AI” to run parts of the site, including moderation

Brand new account posting a weird link within minutes 🙄

Banned from our instances

hankgreen.com/smush · Aug 12
301 pts · no hints
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To be fair, I haven’t used Chromecast in a long time. Maybe even 10 years ago now.

I remember having connectivity issues, where I’d go to pause the content and realize it disconnected again. So maybe the battery drain was because of poor connections, or poorly designed apps

Its nice to be able to use it with a remote instead of fumbling around with your phone.

Also performance, decoding support, not burning your phone’s battery, etc

No ads, better performance, customizable

I also tried Projectivy in the past but I don’t remember why I switched away from it. I think there was a performance bug that was causing it to crash. Both may be good options now

That explains why I got “better than 0% of players” the first time. Even after jumping the wall, I got “better than 33%” :

putt.day #91 ⛳ 7/11 Albatross
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https://putt.day/s/dWawKhmzeaBT

The best score is probably 3

• 1 to line up the ball against the wall on the right
• 1 to bounce it off the wall onto the other side
• 1 to bounce it against the curved corner to get it in to the hole

Edit: Even 5 only gets you better than 41%

putt.day #91 ⛳ 5/11 Albatross
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https://putt.day/s/JAwZB_aiifjw