akilou @ akilou @sh.itjust.works

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I tried it a while ago but found the predictions were bad. Maybe I'll give it another shot

Yeah, it's been on and to answer questions below, no it doesn't affect my battery.

I'm having small problems like suggesting capitalized words in the middle of a sentence and suggesting capitalized words as a different word than the non capitalized ones. Like it'll suggest "That" in the middle of a sentence and also "that" at the same time, so two of the three slots are taken up.

I'm trying really hard to not revert back to Swiftkey (again, as I do every time I run out of patience with a new privacy respecting keyboard), and I don't even use swipe typing. I'm still hoping that the more I type the better the predictions will get but after using it for a few months I feel like I'm just adapting to bad predictions rather than the predictions getting better.

What are you trying to accomplish?

We're unable to leverage some of the latest advances in AI due to our Leadership's abundance of caution and strategically allowable risk profile.

No one is moving off Signal, don't listen to him

There's an agent spoofer extension that I use for regular Firefox. Don't know what it's called but look into it.

We're gonna need more than "more than 230"

"They're eating the dogs. They're eating the cats..." -made up random shit spreading like wildfire, circa 2020's

Parking tickets

One of my favorites is "the Appalachian mountains are older than bones"

When the thing is on the internet you can make it an actual link. I think you're thinking of paper.

Aren't they all Safari anyway?

After looking at the article about why not to use Signal it sounds like you're looking for any excuse no matter how small to not use something. If that's the case you might as well not communicate with anyone at all.

I'll check out Redacted

What percentage of us love pirating music and putting it on Plex?

This is literally the "safe systems approach" encouraged to be adopted by DOTs. It assumes people will make mistakes, or otherwise just be "idiot trashy human beings" as a fundamental principal and then designs a transportation system from there. So you end up with separated, protected bike lakes, neckdowns, speed humps, and bollards out the ass.

What if I just never connected it to the internet?

Because p is print. Also it's super convenient right next to c

Well I suspect the custom stuff that I'm going to design will be utilitarian in nature rather than artistic- replacement parts, organizational stuff, a little attachment to something, etc. So I'll want precise measuring tools. If I print something more artistic, I'll probably rely on models that already exist, like DnD minis or something.