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HL33tibCe7
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Who is going to add 600 more checkboxes to every settings page (up from 10000) now?
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I was enjoying this, but then reached a point where the speaker said > BMI is just nonsense, and not only that, it’s almost certainly racist nonsense […] it has been shown to be healthier in the group they call overweight than the group
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These people presumably aren’t scared of heights, so I’m not sure we can really comment on their balls
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You can say it’s “not a hard concept” as much as you’d like, it doesn’t change the reality that it is confusing and hard to understand for end users used to Twitter (which is everyone)
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Question: would such a simulation be conscious? If not, why not?
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HN’s stupid/arrogant automatic title rewriter strikes again
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When you’re on your deathbed, I’m sure you will be glad that you spent your kid’s taekwondo tournament writing an email so that an e-commerce company could make line go up.
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It’s more than just politicians not caring: Big Tech firms hite people on millions of dollars per year to lobby and co-operate with governments, in order to ensure that processes like this result in favourable outcomes to them. See e.g. Nic
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There’s absolutely no excuse for filing utter shit like this. The POC is two lines of Bash, and the author couldn’t be bothered to even run that. https://github.com/webug-lab is presumably the author. People who file report
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> one staff engineer, one or more lead engineers An engineer isn't really a "lead" if there are multiple, or if they are outranked by a "staff engineer".
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This is terrible news for the web
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One thing that would cross my mind before donating to a stranger: what if a family member of mine needed a kidney in the future, and my donation to a stranger in the past left me unable to donate to them? I would be interested if you though
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What is color blind unfriendly about the new logos precisely? Which variant of color blindness will not be able to read them? Which visual impairment exactly will find it easier to parse the previous logos (which are a mess of design scarc
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Sometimes running a soup is the correct decision
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Is it intentionally ironic that there's a grammar mistake in the second sentence of the article?
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Couldn’t make it past the second paragraph. So pretentiously written
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laffer_curve
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Understanding these things at a level where you can optimise a CI pipeline is actually quite difficult. The evidence for this is that almost every CI pipeline I’ve ever seen, in the many companies have been at, has been horrendously unoptim
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I don't live in London, but most people I've talked to who do don't have any monthly transport pass or anything like that. They just tap in with contactless. The transport is cheap enough that if you don't travel many ti
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> Cybersecurity experts claim TfL’s software may have not been up to scratch, with some public-facing systems coded to be compatible with long-defunct browsers such as Internet Explorer 6. This is rubbish, public-facing websites being co
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Long wave != AM: long wave implies AM, but not vice versa (AM can be - and usually is - used on medium/short frequencies)
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Wrong
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Revealed preference
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2y ago
Your font and/or eyesight might need attention!
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> https://github.com/FuriLabs/issue-tracker/issues/78 If SMS doesn't work, I have serious concerns about everything else...
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Any anti-Israel post or comment on this site, no matter how mild, gets downvoted and/or flagged very quickly. If this exact post was a video taken in Gaza, it would never have even reached the front page.
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Yeah, the article links another post which talks about a machine with a 9 year uptime as if it's a good thing. 9 years without a NetBSD release update (or kernel upgrade) is not something to be proud of.
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Switching your customers from Linux to BSD sounds like the opposite of the "boring" choice to me. The boring choice would be to leave them on their functioning Linux boxes. But I guess that wouldn't make an interesting confer
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> Why reinvent a graphical interface in the terminal? Pattern recognition
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There are ways to deal with that without putting devs on the front line though.
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