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I have no idea which one does what. Just gave myself who I think is the bigger contributor of the duo, so that it'd make more sense

"Slightly imperfect" I think they would call it in fine print

I had this one pale blue shirt with a random canoe silhouette print that I loved, but the seam around the bottom was somehow off so that it had a permanent kink you couldn't iron out πŸ₯²

My coaching is clearly helping. We make good music together 🀝

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Looks like Carvalho design

I went there a couple times as a kid, ngl. But results were mixed and I wouldn't be caught dead there today πŸ’…

Oh yeah, we slappin' the bass good on this one. The ride serves as good swooshing type effect here in the middle, big ups. Crisp hi hat work doing it for me at 2:30. This is flowing well, groovin.

Still listening but sending reply

Came up in convo with someone other day. Was huge I think

Speaking of ear bleeds, I just learned that the old guy who got pushed down in some riots a couple or more years ago, who had blood coming out of his ear etc., was grifting the whole thing and set it up to get famous/paid.

Why am I just now hearing this?!

I prefer that explanation over the truth, just a bonehead

Not so much logical as aesthetic or in spirit of game, but agree

Oh right! I've still been guessing plurals now and then. Don't think I'd picked up on that informal rule. And yeah, it's never those longshot guess-words that go through

Me too! I almost never scroll the Notes only tab. Think we're in the minority

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Sometimes. Mostly treat it like an open group chat πŸ˜…

Not bad. I've played with AI for math stuff before and it does ok. Been a few months since I have, so maybe it's gotten better, but early experience was that it quickly gets lost if you go too deep; mine started spewing incoherent sounds a few times lol

Not bad, though a bit verbose. I think the question may be a bit off for getting the best response. One of the more important properties, and what distinguishes them from the rationals the most, is the properties of them as a linear order (every bounded subset contains a least upper bound inside the real set itself). And I think something like containing a dense countable subset (the rationals) yields their unique/categorical property. This is mentioned in the book, as you know.

So you have these desirable properties your intuition wants them to have, and are able to prove that the description given uniquely captures it. So if two people were to discuss them, you can be sure that their conceptions are identical. There's a little nuance im hesitant to even mention, but I will, and that's that these canonical model proofs rely on second order logic. Which is fine, but when you get to completeness theorem it might confuse a bit since there you are restricting to first order logic.

Now to hold off starting until I have a day to burn. Shouldn't be long, but must resist a couple more days πŸ™

I may be missing a reference here. Have sinking suspicion something is going over my head πŸ€”

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YouTube is up to all sort of fucktardery, I was watching this the other day about them automatically adding AI touchups to shorts:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86nhP8tvbLY

I don't use Audible nor do I have an account with them, so that was particularly noticeable. I simply followed a .com link somebody posted here and it redirected me to the .co.uk site despite me being VPN'd to Belgium at the time.

I suspect they are using cookies or Mac addresses or injection testing to identify your real location. These are relatively complex things to do, but if you are incentivised to do it, very possible.

Bastards!

Is at least the promise (I think it's the case anyway) that using a vpn encrypts your traffic? πŸ₯²

I googled each just as a test and showed someone just now. They guessed food both times and were wrong. Too nasty to post

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After seriously using VPNs for several weeks now, I have realised they are an illusion.

Sites like ChatGPT get stuck in an infinite Cloudflare loop verifying your humanity while using a VPN, the second you turn off your VPN, the test completes. I have noticed this on several sites served by Cloudflare.

Other sites like Audible redirect you to your physical country of origin even when using a VPN and on a desktop machine without the aid of GPS.

This means any site is capable of detecting which country you are physically in and whether you’re using a VPN or not, the only question is whether they are incentivised to do so.

For sites like YouTube or X, they don’t currently care so will reflect the country your VPN reports to them in terms of country logo and content language.

For sites like Porn, who actually want your business, they will happily accept your VPN status.

But for sites like ChatGPT or Audible, who generate a better service by knowing where you are, they easily detect your physical location despite a VPN.

Lastly VPNs used by default degrade your general online experience.

Search results are returned in your VPNs exit node location and language, so if your VPN is set to Finland and you’re asking for coffee shops, you’ll get results shown in Finnish for coffee shops in Helsinki.

YouTube will bias recommendations based on your VPNs local language and location

Shopping sites will show products priced in your VPN exits country.

And many sites know you’re using a VPN and will simply refuse to show you anything while you continue to do so.

As an experiment, I set my VPN exit node to the UK, where I’m actually based, and suddenly many UK sites, like the BBC, stopped working because they knew I was using a VPN.

Peer to peer VPNs, like MysteriumDark mitigate this by exiting through users home broadband connections, but this is still easily detected by any service such as Audible who know where you are physically located. N.B. this knowledge is not based on GPS data, as this happens on desktop computers with no GPS.

In conclusion, VPNs only work to bypass restrictions because the service providers are either ambivalent or incentivised to ignore them.

I trust you know what you're talking about, but for YouTube specifically I've noticed changed functionality with in US vs out, using vpn. It's hard to recreate exactly each time, as there's also some interplay with being signed in possibly that I'm foggy on, but pretty sure PiP on free accounts doesn't work for me outside US but does inside (vpn used each way).

Is audible, in ur opinion, using knowledge of your account, or somehow defeating the vpn?

I definitely don't trust the one I use, and have been meaning to up my game