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  1. Comment on The queerness argument against moral realism in ~humanities

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    I usually listen to those while I'm cooking, I find Kane to be super clear while still being rigorous, although he's quite dry and some of his videos are maybe more his personal opinions.

    I usually listen to those while I'm cooking, I find Kane to be super clear while still being rigorous, although he's quite dry and some of his videos are maybe more his personal opinions.

    2 votes

  2. Comment on The queerness argument against moral realism in ~humanities

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    A nice video by Kane Baker on an influential argument against moral realism. The idea is that if there's true moral properties out there in the world, that's kinda weird.

    A nice video by Kane Baker on an influential argument against moral realism. The idea is that if there's true moral properties out there in the world, that's kinda weird.

    7 votes

  4. Comment on What have you been eating, drinking, and cooking? in ~food

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    I do something very similar, for the paste they should have it in most stores but it can get quite confusing with all these paste & sauces.

    I do something very similar, for the paste they should have it in most stores but it can get quite confusing with all these paste & sauces.

    1 vote

  5. Comment on What have you been eating, drinking, and cooking? in ~food

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    I've done mapo tofu a couple of times, I think I've got it now. I also do a chili oil and some veggies with it, it's super addictive. I also did the short ribs from fallows, really good and not...

    I've done mapo tofu a couple of times, I think I've got it now. I also do a chili oil and some veggies with it, it's super addictive.

    I also did the short ribs from fallows, really good and not too hard, although I prepare the meat before serving because it's hard to eat in the place (lots of bones/sinew/fat) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0n2OHlBPcQ

    2 votes

  6. Comment on Lankum – Live at WGBH (2020) in ~music

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    Irish folk music, I love their live album.

    Irish folk music, I love their live album.

    3 votes

  8. Comment on Upgrade desktop to win11 when hardware isn’t supported? in ~tech

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    My windows is 22H2 and IoT LTSC 2021 is 21H2, so I don't think they are identical, but the difference is minor apparently. For the upgrade path, as I understand I could upgrade to windows 11 or...

    My windows is 22H2 and IoT LTSC 2021 is 21H2, so I don't think they are identical, but the difference is minor apparently.

    For the upgrade path, as I understand I could upgrade to windows 11 or windows 11 LTSC, bypassing the requirements if needed, but once you transition to Win10 IoT LTSC that not the case anymore. Although it might be possible to use the same registry tricks to go back to 10 and then 11, not sure.

    2 votes

  9. Comment on Upgrade desktop to win11 when hardware isn’t supported? in ~tech

  10. Comment on Upgrade desktop to win11 when hardware isn’t supported? in ~tech

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    I'm tempted to do this, but I've read you could run into compatibility issues and that it's a bit of a dead end upgrade wise (I guess fresh install in 2032 wouldn't be too bad...).

    I'm tempted to do this, but I've read you could run into compatibility issues and that it's a bit of a dead end upgrade wise (I guess fresh install in 2032 wouldn't be too bad...).

    5 votes

  11. Comment on Cycling is revolutionising transport in ~transport

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    The fleet of ebikes have been significantly increased where I live (upgraded from regular bikes) and they are super fun to ride & practical. It's cheaper than taking the metro and often faster....

    The fleet of ebikes have been significantly increased where I live (upgraded from regular bikes) and they are super fun to ride & practical. It's cheaper than taking the metro and often faster. I'm not comfortable riding outside of dedicated bike lanes though and the coverage it still not perfect. I'm also a bit concerned about security, there's bad drivers and I might even be one... (I don't drive so I have no idea what I'm doing in complicated situations, but I'm generally careful).

    There's also some talks of providing small "no-permit" electric cars on a similar model, that would be a final blow for car-centric cities imo.

    4 votes

  12. Comment on lain sings u duvet in ~anime

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    I'll rewatch it maybe, see if the brain-rot angle makes sense.

    I'll rewatch it maybe, see if the brain-rot angle makes sense.

    1 vote

  13. Comment on What does ChatGPT know about you? in ~tech

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    Disabled it :)

    None. Memory is off. I can only use what’s in this chat. When memory is on, I could retain facts you choose to store or remove later.

    Disabled it :)

    27 votes

  14. Comment on lain sings u duvet in ~anime

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    Random youtube found, pretty good effort. It reminded me watching Lain as a teenager...

    Random youtube found, pretty good effort. It reminded me watching Lain as a teenager...

    1 vote

  16. Comment on A better way to watch YouTube in ~tech

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    I recommend using an extension to block shorts.

    I recommend using an extension to block shorts.

    3 votes

  17. Comment on Two minute deep acid in Strudel (from scratch) in ~music

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    I haven't tried Strudel but seems pretty cool : https://strudel.cc

    I haven't tried Strudel but seems pretty cool :

    https://strudel.cc

    3 votes

  19. Comment on Why the internet really wants your ID... (and why now?) in ~tech

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    Exactly, ideally the ID system would also use tokens with limited life time so stolen accounts wouldn't be a huge issue.

    Exactly, ideally the ID system would also use tokens with limited life time so stolen accounts wouldn't be a huge issue.

    1 vote

  20. Comment on Why the internet really wants your ID... (and why now?) in ~tech

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    I'm not super convinced that these regulations are in google or others tech giants interest, at least I haven't seen much data to back that up. But personally I'm very much in favor of such...

    I'm not super convinced that these regulations are in google or others tech giants interest, at least I haven't seen much data to back that up. But personally I'm very much in favor of such regulations; I was looking for some info on youtube earlier and 90% of the content is AI garbage, and that will keep getting worse. That said I'd much prefer a independent agency (maybe at the EU level) providing digital certificates to citizens so that it maintains the same level of privacy we have now.

    2 votes