They talk about yubikeys in the footnote, which isn’t the best place to talk about them. They do not rant about how passkeys are bad because they are secure, they neutrally explain all the cool features and then they explain attestation, which is the only part they don’t like. Also, they don’t say that they use Windows, Android, macOS and iOS themselves and bemoan the oligopoly; they say most people use these operating systems instead of librecomputers, and bemoan the oligopoly on behalf of other people who don’t know better, or use windows because [general excuse for why people who aren’t the author use windows]. It is perfectly consistent to think of the author themselves as well informed about what linux they as an individual can install. I think we can blame the author for not making the article about how to install libre software, but taking that it is about passkeys as a given, it explains which part of them is harmful to software freedom. Maybe they even should have said that using android is to voluntarily subjugate oneself. But the article is about what the author wants other people to do, even if they aren’t explicit enough about that rejecting passkeys while using chrome is a temporary solution. They are the type of person that believes temporary solutions have value.

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thanks, TrollAccount69, that’s genuinely what I thought too!

sorry, by ignorance I meant actually forgetting about it, or never knowing in the first place, which I say is hard to do, not the other kind of ignorance which I would summarize as maladapting to the information that i have, for example not caring about it. Basically I sometimes think of misinformation or stereotypes or whatever as a cognitohazard, which isn’t actually ever helpful.

cool

I was born in 2005

Professor Dave

You seem to slightly think that the only purpose of a thumbnail is to get people to watch the video, but you neither like taking this maxim to the extreme by tricking people emotionally, nor does it even work for you. Or do you think that a thumbnail should be emotionally honest (not dry on purpose, just not more sensationalist than he topic deserves), and tell the viewer what the video is about? Or a different thing?

afaik it’s copied from jan Misali, where it was funny the first time

I do this self story thing by telling myself a) solving certain kinds of math problems is fun so I want to have more fun, b) learning what other people have discovered is a good prerequisite for discovering something yourself, and wouldn’t that be cool; also it feels like discovering something itself, because before not know after do know.

• I need to consciously preplan unpleasant parts of the task so I can do them. Either because they require planning to do them pleasantly or because they are unpleasant to me because of low efficiency or other reasons (running the Simulation software that makes me feel bad for my CPU to slowly test hypotheses about my program). So I write down (in a text file) what I am going to do next. This felt like it got me slightly more motivated.
• If the Textbook is not engaging to read, I just skip forward to the exercises, then look up what I need for each.
• I felt significantly better recently after telling myself that each day has a part where I don’t need to do the task that I don’t like, and stop expecting myself to totally frontload it, because then I just feel stressed for a few days and backload it instead.
• The guy who said that you should think about motivation instead of technique might be onto something a little bit, because these strategies I have for myself fix something about my brain: having enough context to start or concrete things to do to keep going. They also feel like they are ADHD coping strategies, but I don’t actually know if I have it.

Not doing fun Maths exercises often enough erodes my desire to do start fun Math exercises. I don’t use AI tho

Obviously the best reason is because of its really cool type system, especially enums with stuff in them and borrowing.

That’s literally me

stupid shirt / stupid sign / stupid hat / Speech Bubble: “Hi.”

*rotates face* *sees blood stains* *looks up* “ah. he’s one of us”

Peter Thiel appoints Elon Musk to US taskforce on future of class warfare

It’s really cool when I see other people do it (like SheafificationOfG), but my left-right mnemonic is imagining myself sitting in the back of my parents car, where i sit on the left side.

It makes me think she made some other paintings that those stereotypical robbers don’t like

For the record, less philosophical problems are caused by picking a sans-serif font with a bend on the lowercase L, than that shape for I, where everyone thinks it’s a serif, because it sometimes is