IcyWindows

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by IcyWindows 1y ago
It's worth pointing it that the "priority" in both open source and closed isn't just "business priority". Things that are easy, fun, or "cool" are done before other things no matter what kind of softw
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
I've played a bit of [InZOI]( https://playinzoi.com ), and they seemed by adding some of LLM driven actions to the game.
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
Washington state has privatized much of the DMV, and it's much better then what I've experienced in other states.
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
I've been calling that a "metric foot" :)
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
That's the clause in the agreement they use to justify the increase in rates, but it's unclear it's actually "risky" when it's a large company like Valve.
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
Objectively, how important are those lost skills? I don't disagree that fine motor skills are important, but I don't know for sure if they are still needed like they used to be. Skills needed for daily life change as culture devel
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
Hmm, the dose seems odd. Would the whole drink amount really all be given to those cells?
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
The point of passkeys is that you can have many of them unlike a single password. Each device should have its own passkey that I can revoke if my device is lost.
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
It is enforced in at least some parts of the US.
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
Is that really any different than those that grew up with a Mac?
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
It works fine for me with "do not disturb" on.
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
Microsoft is pushing for replacing at least a percentage of each team: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/worklab/work-trend-index/202...
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
Like this? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/shlwapi/...
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
I don't see how it can be a rug pull when in this case it was clearly against the terms of use?
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
Isn't this what is happening now? Given that the management is choosing who is let go, I believe many are threatening to let crucial people and programs end if funding is cut. It's extremely effective.
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
This study has been covered in HN before. Is it really "typing" if you are only allowed to use your index finger?
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by IcyWindows 1y ago
Your link is bad.
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by IcyWindows 2y ago
So tariffs are fine because it's a tax on big importers?
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by IcyWindows 2y ago
Not to connect to a regular computer. That is only for connecting to a terminal server.
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by IcyWindows 2y ago
Still?
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by IcyWindows 2y ago
The caller still needs at least the Reader role, so it was limited to accounts that were added to the Azure subscription as only Readers. I'm glad they fixed it, but this doesn't seem too scary??
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by IcyWindows 2y ago
This is part of the reason I love working with powershell. I like having things already in a json-like format by default.
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by IcyWindows 2y ago
Isn't "Rust without panics" a subset of Rust?
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by IcyWindows 2y ago
Your link shows that prior art is still a thing.
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by IcyWindows 2y ago
It doesn't help when the Seattle school superintendent told parents that if they didn't like their school policies, they could leave.
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by IcyWindows 2y ago
Maybe have people write "milk" on their own packages instead of throwing the butter inside in the trash.
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by IcyWindows 2y ago
Solar doesn't work at night, so doesn't the cost need to include batteries?
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by IcyWindows 2y ago
I've never heard of that from store apps
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by IcyWindows 2y ago
"Initial rollout" was to testers only who are supposed to test things...
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by IcyWindows 2y ago
This is very untrue. I recently canceled both to get a different bundling deal, and it was super easy to cancel both, and the services didn't end until the date I had paid.

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