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Charon77
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1y ago
hōrensō no ohitashi, made from some exotic vegetable I’ve never seen before. That's spinach
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1y ago
So it's just VM?
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1y ago
Discord as a Town Square? Nahh
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1y ago
Maybe they're talking about prioritizing earlier "Piece"
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1y ago
Remember how Android used to be an open source project and how we had Google backing AOSP? I think it's time we we maintain the latest fork and just use that instead.
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1y ago
Medically, very much not yet. But business people sees projections rather than facts, it's probably easy to show them robots with TV in the belly showing babies forming and reeling in investment that way.
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1y ago
But they're no longer active as mentioned on site https://zenobiapay.com/blog/open-source-payments
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1y ago
"sailing" feature Also known as a Schmitt Trigger https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schmitt_trigger
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1y ago
I don't quite get it. cURL works because it doesn't compression. Browsers do not work because they're accepting compression and cloudflare silently enables compression to browser who advertises that they can accept compressio
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1y ago
Oh like OpenAPI? Or god-forbid, HATEOAS? MCP itself still runs on JSON RPC, which I think has been a thing since like a long time
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1y ago
"Her report argued that fair use does not cover the commercial use of large volumes of copyrighted works to generate expressive content that competes in existing markets." I don't get it. If AI artworks cannot be copyrighted,
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1y ago
Not a lawyer, but how would you think the law react when I sell computer for authors with pdf of pirated books come pre-installed as part of the 'reference' for aspiring authors to look at, without permission from publishers? The
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1y ago
Government relying on private corporates for mission critical infrastructure is something that should've been avoided from the start
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1y ago
> people who inhaled rosemary’s scent performed better on memory tasks compared to those in an unscented environment. Not even comparing with idk, vanilla?
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1y ago
Obviously made you click
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1y ago
In my experience, magnet is pretty straightforward. Dht is quite the rabbit hole, and it might be difficult finding clients that support dht (not everyone does)
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1y ago
Something like pcbway allows you to prototype a lot of stuffs, cnc and sheetmetal forming iirc
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1y ago
What's wrong with using adverbs that don't change the meaning of the word? "She grins happily". Sure, "She grins" also conveys the same thing, but the two sentences differ in word count. I personally feel that
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1y ago
GraphQL is just a language much like SQL.
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1y ago
Just use a static variable to the DB instance / pool, maybe using singletons, so everyone needing it have access.
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1y ago
There's a bug where the ghost doesn't update its position after clearing.
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1y ago
When you have a lot of fancy metrics/models/bootsraps to throw at, people would just see what sticks.
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1y ago
You can sell program to your own company IF you develop it outside of working hours.
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1y ago
> They measure disruption by examining citation patterns. What a horrible metric. I think the choice of reinventing h-index for disruption is straight out of desperation on putting numbers or something. A disruption should cause a shift
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1y ago
I.. can't tell if you're joking or not. Pretty sure someone out there is unironically doing something as stupid as this in production
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1y ago
Tried the demo. Very good baby's first step to shaders
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1y ago
This is still being taught at schools in my country even now
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1y ago
One of the good thing in cargo packages are the feature flags. If a repo uses too much dependencies then it's time to open an issue or PR to hide them behind feature flags. I do that a lot with packages that requires std even though it
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1y ago
A owns B, and B can find A I think you should think less like Java/C# and more like database. If you have a Comment object that has parent object, you need to store the parent as a 'reference', because you can't put the
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2y ago
It does if you consider that everyone can act as a relay. This is also how apple airtags can be find anywhere there's an iphone users nearby.
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