ChrisRR

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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
I'm stilll shocked that we're reinventining the wheel of things that were solved 20+ years ago, like UIs, and somehow making them massively more resource intensive
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
I think it's more likely that it's to limit people getting unlimited storage with multiple accounts by limiting it to 15gb per phone number
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
Developing a replacement system is still going to cost a hell of a lot. It's not like if you dropped palatir then we'd suddenly have a free drop-in replacement and everyone can have their fiver back
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
Global warming will bring the sea to them
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
10% writing code. 90% reading and understanding code
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
Meh. I would've been more bothered back in the day when Coursera was a treasure trove of high quality courses, but it went downhill. So to add Udemy's infinite catalogue of poorly structured courses, it only adds to the decline
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
But processing and retranssmission of the data at every network node still takes energy
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by ChrisRR 5mo ago
Well I hope it's not installed into the roaming profile
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
Apple's approach has always been "You'll do as we say and thank us for it"
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
You'd barely pick up anything with a lora antenna that small
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
Dr pepper zero doesn't use as much aspartame as dr pepper diet. It uses more of a mix of different sweeteners
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
I much prefer sucralose to aspartame
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
Most people don't suffer from IBD though. IBS is very common, IBD isn't
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
There's not "nothing" wrong with MSG. But msg is fine in moderation, just like salt, fat and sugar are all fine in moderation too
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
I think most things aren't great if you have them in quantity. Variety in your diet is a good thing
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
As far as I know the meshcore app and meshos are closed source
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
They need to sell the data to fund the project
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
Who are "they" and what have they blamed Jones for more than the murderer? Because I'm fairly sure no-one is claiming that Jones is a murderer or that the Sandy Hook killer was defaming people
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
What a bad way to illustrate your point by using such similar looking pastel colours
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
Just look at the latest policy for developing for the Playdate console. They explicitly banned AI generated art because they said it takes jobs away from artists, but in the same post said that AI code is allowed
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
poring* over
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
It seems so weird that it caches for so long. Notifications are rare enough that you could clean it out of the cache as soon as it's dismissed. It's not like it's something that's happening every few ms
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
> It feels personal at this point. Of course it's personal. Alex Jones is an arsehole manufacturing outrage for profit. Being made fun of is the least of his problems
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
By microsoft's naming scheme this should be Linux Subsystem for Windows
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
If you're learning for your own enjoyment then you should keep learning. But regardless of AI, the music industry has always been notoriously difficult to get into
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
It wasn't even that long ago. My Galaxy S4 had a back plate that clipped on and was still thin
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
Well you could read the japanese reports, but they'd be in japanese
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
What if I listen to pure noise anyway?
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
Maybe you wouldn't be so tired if you didn't make assumptions of things to be mad about
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
Iphone x hasn't received ios updates since 2023. That's better than 3 years, but it's not receiving updates any more

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