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   gentoobro (gentoobro@shitpost.cloud)'s status on Sunday, 17-Nov-2024 11:02:10 JST gentoobro

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   I would try making a ranking system for potential matches, including context of the proposed action. For example, "get bot" would prefer the bottle over the garden because the bottle has the "gettable" flag and it's notably hard to pick up a botanical garden. Likewise, it's hard to dig in a bottle and it makes no sense to walk to the garden when you're already standing in it.

   As for the parser, try making a sliding window of 3 or 4 words to extract small noun clauses. Of course, I assume you're already using articles as a signal for nouns, and prepositions as a signal for noun or pronoun clauses. Words in between a preposition and a noun are likely adjectives too.

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   Richard (richard_merren@mastodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 12-Nov-2024 06:19:08 JST Richard

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   @jcast I will make it simple: ASCRIBING COLLECTIVE GUILT IS ANTISEMITISM. I do not have guilt. Your expressing that I do or should is the racism I am talking about. Multiple people have told you now this is offensive. Stop doing it.

   As for fedi being a safe space: Since Oct 7 last year I have seen much more antisemitism here. There are a lot of bigots like you who pretend they are enlightened but don't seem to care how offensive they are, because it's just the Jews so who cares. Just stop.

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   Madeleine Morris (remittancegirl@mstdn.social)'s status on Tuesday, 05-Nov-2024 23:55:50 JST Madeleine Morris

   I do have one request.

   After this election is over, if you are still on X, please get off it.

   As an account holder on that platform, you are materially supporting a man who took a SM platform and turned it into the world's largest propaganda machine for fascism.

   I've been really understanding until now, but I think it is impossible to claim you can stay on it ethically.

   It's like belonging to the Nazi party because it's fun. #GetOffX

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   Eric Mann (ericmann@tekton.network)'s status on Friday, 18-Oct-2024 08:09:09 JST Eric Mann

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   @chris I'm not a fan of the lock-in in the Apple ecosystem, so I've not really paid much attention to their password solution. How does it compare to 1Password? After they finally shipped a Linux app I haven't had any issues whatsoever with my family using it.

   As for Windows side projects, yeah, I get it. Maybe I'll dabble in cross-OS stuff again someday. For now, tho, not so much.

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   Chris Wiegman (chris@mastodon.chriswiegman.com)'s status on Sunday, 13-Oct-2024 05:38:28 JST Chris Wiegman

   @jalefkowit interesting that they changed the language to this from “defect” after they originally posted it.

   As an aside, WP Engine does require non-competes from employees. If ever I’ve seen just cause for them to go after someone for one it would be this.

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   James Scholes (jscholes@dragonscave.space)'s status on Thursday, 10-Oct-2024 15:39:06 JST James Scholes

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   @JonathanMosen Thank you for sharing your perspective. As the author of the post I assume is being referenced, I'd like to provide some context:

   Recently, I've encountered several elitist viewpoints on this subject, using phrases like quote "the proper way" unquote to consume literature. I strongly disagree with any implication that there are right and wrong ways to educate and entertain oneself through books.

   However, I acknowledge that my post could have made its scope clearer, and you're not the only one to mention how this view is weaponized in educational settings. Regardless of the reasons, making counterproductive and lazy decisions on behalf of disabled students is unacceptable.

   I hold certain educators and educational systems responsible for the fact that blind and low-vision students too often leave school with subpar literacy levels. While they may justify their approaches with certain rhetoric, it's their actions and agendas that are at fault—whether rooted in ignorance, misguided attempts to compensate for lack of funding, or other reasons. However, the rhetoric itself shouldn't be automatically blamed for how people choose to interpret and misuse it.

   As for the differences in brain activity between different consumption methods, some studies suggest that in adults, listening and reading by sight or touch aren't as different as commonly thought. I notice you've received responses stating the opposite, but I don't have the expertise to state one position over another.

   Semantics aside, I think we can agree that consuming material that educates and uplifts is more important than ever, regardless of how people choose to do so.