ChrisRR

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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
If people want to fork at and work in their own manner then that's fine, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't protect the project that you're personally working on
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
Search youtube for a thing > 5 results for your search > 10 unrelated videos that you've already watched > An endless stream of unrelated videos
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
Youtube has added random people's text posts to my subscription feed, and it's pissing me off. They're never anything interesting or entertaining, it's always just gumpf
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
> In that: if it fails, it is only considered evidence that you were not doing it enough. In my experience, when it fails there's always someone to tell you that you were just doing Agile wrong and they've got a different brand
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
If the interface isn't intuitive then it's not a solved problem
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
> Even Trump must be able to put two and two together at this point, no? How have you looked at the the last couple of decades of Trump and come to that conclusion? The man's a total idiot and that was even before his mental declin
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
C64 games loaded from tape had to be loaded into RAM
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
Well I would guess that all games on the C64 were under 64KB
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by ChrisRR 6mo ago
It's not setting off any LLM alarm bells to me. It just reads like any other scientific article, which is very often soulless
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by ChrisRR 7mo ago
Those quotes read like the quotes you'd read from someone's facebook after they've committed an atrocity
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by ChrisRR 7mo ago
Uk government has always been obsessed with spying on people's internet usage. They don't seem to know what to do with the data, but they want it
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by ChrisRR 7mo ago
I hate sites that do that. I can only assume it's some webdev who ran out of tasks and is just trying to look busy
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by ChrisRR 8mo ago
Yeehaw
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by ChrisRR 9mo ago
Who's downvoting this? When you think online sarcasm is so obvious that no-one could believe it, someone's always there to prove otherwise
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by ChrisRR 9mo ago
All of the empty space in the reddit app. Redreader has the same amount of info in much less space and doesn't look cluttered, and yet the official app somehow manages to look empty and cluttered
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by ChrisRR 9mo ago
I'd hardly call a different colour an extra mnodel
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by ChrisRR 9mo ago
They're very clearly AI when you're told that it's a list of AI. But when you're given a mixed list of AI and genuine reports, I bet it's not so simple and very time consuming
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by ChrisRR 9mo ago
Why does facebook need to know what my launcher is doing?
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by ChrisRR 9mo ago
I installed Nova way back when the default android launcher was crap, nowadays it's not really any different. I guess I may as well uninstall it now
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by ChrisRR 9mo ago
cesspool*
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by ChrisRR 9mo ago
A single data point does not show a trend
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by ChrisRR 9mo ago
> to address a willpower problem, not a nutritional problem I think those are one and the same.
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by ChrisRR 9mo ago
Preferably not scanned at all
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by ChrisRR 9mo ago
Oh this is a very loaded statement if I've ever seen one. What's your issue with the "demographic of your street" and what does it have to do with scanning your messages?
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by ChrisRR 10mo ago
As a non-american this is the first I'm hearing of this. I would've thought if the majority of americans' health insurance had double overnight then there would've been massive uproar. Can you explain what's happen
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by ChrisRR 11mo ago
Why not both? If you're deciding where to go for lunch, it's very useful to have the menu online
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by ChrisRR 11mo ago
As an embdded engineer I'm always disappointed at how much processing power and RAM is needed just to display websites with just images and text. The vast majority of them do not need javascript
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by ChrisRR 11mo ago
This may be a stupid question, but what's the flaw? Surely transcribing audio requires a microphone?
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by ChrisRR 11mo ago
What a weird post considering 5.0 is due to release today
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by ChrisRR 1y ago
I'm still not sure what's so impressive about the last 25 years of Windows and MacOS that means we need an absolute supercomputer by 2000 standard just to open a word document the same way we did back in Windows 2000

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