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by 0_____0 8mo ago
I feel like we used to do so much more customization and theming of our desktop environments in the 2000s/2010s. I miss it, and therefore love this for you!
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by 0_____0 8mo ago
EE with decades of experience here. You have valid points (SWE tedium, LLMs allowing adjacent technical fields to access SW/FW work without involving SWEs) that are completely lost because you're being an asshole for no good reaso
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by 0_____0 8mo ago
I didn't say it was politically feasible. I'm just saying that's how you control gun crime. It's mostly handguns, and about half of firearm homicides are with illegally trafficked arms. They can be trafficked because the
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by 0_____0 8mo ago
Policy in the pursuit of easy political narrative wins looks like this. US gun crime is a national issue, and therefore unsolvable in the current political climate, so useless posturing like this is what we're left with. The real fix i
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
My health insurance (self employed, high CoL area USA, healthy/not old) is 6k$/yr. Kind of blows up that $18k/yr idea. I don't think it gets that much better if you live in a low CoL area.
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
You turn the knobs you've got. If you have a problem, and "just try harder to do the hard thing" doesn't work, you have to try something else. I had to quit alcohol for a year+ before being able to reintroduce it in smal
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
this is a really obnoxious direction to take the conversation. I didnt even notice his comment was in all lowercase until someone pointed it out.
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
I am stunned by DT's longevity. I'm finally starting to wear thin the back of the ankle/heel from shoe friction in one set, after about 6 years, with a total of about 8pr socks in rotation. Including about 15,000mi of use cyc
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
I have slipped on black ice in Portland OR.
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
Yes. I have briefly encountered the real coffee nerds. They are extremely serious and meticulous about their coffee, do actual science, and, I am sad to say, the coffee was better than any coffee I have had before or since. You will not get
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
I just reinstalled Windows, so I've had the joy of a bunch of stupid MS stuff (why did you make my /~ homedir the first five letters of my email? WHY?) but I have to admit, this, I have not encountered.
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
Doing something where you get to say "bugger everything" and just do what you're doing for a while is amazing. It's one of the things I actually like about the (otherwise not very relaxing) ultra-distance racing. 2-6 day
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
I had an incomplete series when I was younger, and told the GP that. I forget how they scheduled the follow-up shots but I trust my care team.
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
LEMO push-pull connectors and their ilk are mighty satisfying.
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
My GP just offered it during my physical along with the flu and COVID booster. I declined the COVID booster since I had just gotten a mild case a couple months back. Got two shots in the left arm, was sore for a day and that was that.
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
I wonder if there's a video equivalent to the Yamaha NS-10[1], a studio monitor (audio) that (simplifying) sounds bad enough that audio engineers reckon if they can make the mix sound good on them, they'll sound alright on just ab
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
if you fully control the text and layout, you could just replace the redacted text with [redacted]
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
You had me there!! But I've been to a place called "Pie Town" NM which got its name in a similar way, so I figured it could have been true!
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by 0_____0 9mo ago
If you're concerned by that, I have some bad news about instant noodles.
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by 0_____0 10mo ago
From competitive cycling perspective GLP1 drugs are not helpful, least of all at the highest levels of sport where doping would be a concern that actually gets testing and enforcement. When I was at the peak of my training, it was legitimat
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by 0_____0 10mo ago
The message I got was more "decentralized services have major coordination issues that prevent them from adapting to changing needs". Also a major point in Signal's development philosophy is building a comms platform that doe
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by 0_____0 10mo ago
Just gave it a listen. A lot of what he asserts seems pretty obvious with many examples e.g. the ones he give about IP, DNS, email etc. Centralized movers will always have the advantage of coordination, so decentralized systems have to have
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by 0_____0 10mo ago
*conversion Although it is amusing to imagine an ATM that accosts you verbally with smalltalk when you use it.
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by 0_____0 10mo ago
"all my losses is lessons"
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by 0_____0 10mo ago
Not cookie gated for me. You can easily read the content without interacting with the cookie dialog.
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by 0_____0 10mo ago
Where does it say it's banned?
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by 0_____0 10mo ago
What portion of lab mice are from genetically stable inbred lines? I assumed most of them were from those lines due to their predictable characteristics. C57BL/6 being predictably kind of bitey for example
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by 0_____0 10mo ago
A properly parameterized model shouldn't have the issue with having to nudge everything manually after a trivial change. I had the change the height of an entire enclosure to accommodate a taller than anticipated PCB, and simply edited
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by 0_____0 10mo ago
If you're familiar with industrial hazard mitigation, looking at how roadways are constructed is kind of crazy making.
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by 0_____0 10mo ago
what is the point of idle speculation like this?

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