Izikiel43

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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
> Not being able to keep Slack and Outlook open at the same time seems like a pretty significant productivity hindrance to me. 8GB RAM is truly pathetic in 2022. I read this as how bad software quality has gone down, that a mail program
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
That wasn't so bad compared to Xbox, I still don't know which Xbox is the latest one.
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
> Nor do I ever use Siri except for setting kitchen timers. If it even works, it fails with "something went wrong" for me 3 out of 5 times
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
I picked up Hyperion on a whim on Kindle because it was on sale for 2$. Amazing book, I bought and loved the other 3, I still hope they do a good miniseries with the books.
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
> The US sees any other global power as a potential hegemonic, imperialist power that will dominate and exploit everyone around them because, well, that's what we do. In the Cold War, this was the correct approach, the USSR was that
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
Depends a lot on the city/state. Check super blue cities like Seattle or San Francisco, and the people there complain that the justice system doesn't work as repeat offenders are let go, for one reason or another. The big incarcer
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
Ok, thanks for the info
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
Out of curiosity, did you give a test for them to validate the code? I had a test failing because I introduced a silly comparison bug (> instead of <), and claude 4.6 opus figured out it wasn't the test the problem, but the code
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
> Biology and evolution are ruthless about this stuff, it edits it out as fast as it possibly can. That it's been so closely held is a very big sign for us that we need to tread extremely carefully. As long as you have descendants,
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
Yeah, it's actually revolutionary if you think about it, easy loss weight vs previous approaches, and it seems to help with smoking/alcohol as well. The side effects are minor compared to the wins.
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
Or you make enough money to retire early and get out, maybe pivot careers.
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
> Their own data reports that they are holding tens of thousands of citizens who have committed no crimes. A source would be nice
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
As a con though, specially for Latin Americans, is the lack of family support, which is a big thing back in your own country. So it's not all roses, it's one of my wife's main concerns about having kids, the lack of family su
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
It's a band aid. Sure, first gen immigrants may have more children than locals, but then their children are locals, and they follow the local trend. Kurgezat video on South Korea fertility explains this.
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
> Maintaining a safe following distance is incredibly challenging on busy freeways I just put adaptive cruise control on max distance and call it a day, gives me 4/5s to react, and also it starts beeping hard if intervention is requ
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
Thanks for the correction
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
How hard is it to DIY?
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
> Japan's pacifist constitution only allows defense She just won a super majority in the legislature that allows her to change the constitution.
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
She just won a super majority in their legislature, she can even amend the constitution now.
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
It's a very sad story. The findings their parents do end up helping millions of other children in the early stages of the disease, but their son was too far gone for it to be effective.
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
It's not a question of "can", it's a question of "should". No one knows what discoveries can happen and what the spillover from them could be in the future. In essence, it's a bet, a moonshot.
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by Izikiel43 8mo ago
This sounds a lot like "Lorenzo's Oil" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorenzo%27s_Oil Hopefully with a better end.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
what about if management gives them a reason? You can think of which those can be.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
Addictive in this case you mean could be out of spite? Like, I don't like this but it's pissing me off and by god I will beat it?
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
> Apparently there's a Github CoPilot and a Windows CoPilot, and they're different. Given xbox one x and xbox series x, I still don't know which one is the latest one. MSFT not being good at naming things is not new.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
> growth is "unlike anything we've seen before" This says nothing about where the growth is going
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
Assuming illegal immigrants should be deported as they broke the law and the government has been doing since Obama, wouldn’t having a standardized national id like every other country in the world simplify things? People only have their pas
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
> Yes, because the federal government can't assume that everyone has an ID, since they don't issue a universal ID. I'm from a 3rd world country and we have a national id, the usa is weird in the strangest things.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
Some of it is good, some of it is bad.
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by Izikiel43 9mo ago
I was having wrist pain from using the mouse, and switched to a trackball, issue solved, if the wrist doesn't move/flex, it doesn't get strained, therefore no pain. The only thing that moves is my thumb, and it's much be

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