Barefoot shoes! Started wearing them 2 years ago and will never go back. I hadn’t even realized how much regular shoes crammed my toes together until I started wearing actually foot-shaped shoes. And my feet are narrow.

I just hope we don’t have to go through the whole Third Reich thing again like when TV was invented.

I wouldn’t be surprised if on average women’s feet were narrower than men’s, but even if that’s the case, just make narrow and wide versions of shoes and let people pick the ones that fit their feet. Surely there are men with narrow feet and women with wide feet. It just makes no sense.

As a woman, I think it’s stupid that shoes are gendered in the first place. My shoe size is in the realm that exists for both men’s and women’s shoes. So in shoe stores I can grab the same sneakers from the women’s and the men’s section. Just sort the damn shoes by size and let people pick the ones they like ffs.

“Analrinne” ist wirklich ein furchtbares Wort.

No. The body can only absorb a certain amount at a time. Do what your doctor said.

Yeah but why would training it on bad code (additionally to the base training) lead to it becoming an evil nazi? That is not a straightforward thing to expect at all and certainly an interesting effect that should be investigated further instead of just dismissing it as an expectable GIGO effect.

And you think there is otherwise only good quality input data going into the training of these models? I don’t think so. This is a very specific and fascinating observation imo.

It’s not that easy. This is a very specific effect triggered by a very specific modification of the model. It’s definitely very interesting.

I really think he should consider making this app open source in case he doesn’t plan on continuing development. He’d be remembered as the guy who made the best open source Lemmy app instead of the guy who made people buy his app and then disappeared a few months later.

Of course material science is technology lol

I was talking to a colleague in the office hallway who was holding an empty coffee mug. He fumbled with it a bit until it slipped out of his hands. He tried to catch it, got it, it slipped again, and again, and again. He juggled with that thing for what felt like an eternity until he finally caught it safely. I couldn’t stop laughing.

I would like to recommend the recipes by Christina Souteriou. I’ve been following her online for a while and she just published her first book called “Big Veg Energy”. I cooked probably 10-15 of her recipes so far and they were all great. I think it might be exactly what you’re looking for.

Then make it easier for her to retrieve a password. A vault is not a good place. Give her a little notebook she can put in a shelf or drawer.

This, and it should be passwords she chooses and can remember (at least the ones she uses the most). Not some random mix of letters and numbers.

Also let her save them in her browser.

I don’t mean to be rude, but maybe stop forcing her to use a tool that you like but she doesn’t. I’m tech savvy but I also think that password managers are a pain in the ass to use. Just let her choose a password of her choice for every service, give her a little paper notebook and let her note down all the passwords. Tell her to make them long and secure and different for every service. Tell her to store the notebook in a safe place. Done.