Izkata

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by Izkata 1y ago
Some quick searches on car costs and converting between South African rand and USD, it looks like US consumers already pay around 2-3x as much for a car (just in general using averages, didn't look for specific models or EVs).
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by Izkata 1y ago
This is a straight up guess, but the timing is really close: adoption of Common Core? What I've seen of Common Core math is very different from how it's traditionally taught, to the point that parents don't understand it. I t
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by Izkata 1y ago
Where exactly did you test the speed of "grep sshd /tmp/all.log"? The entire point of their argument is that's what's orders of magnitude faster than anything journalctl.
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by Izkata 1y ago
> My results don't match your conclusion. The results in your comment aren't measuring the same thing. There's no grep on the /tmp/all.log in the middle code block, which is the thing they're talking about c
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by Izkata 1y ago
I got one missing from your list - systemd would kill screen and tmux sessions by design: https://superuser.com/questions/1372963/how-do-i-keep-system... From what I remember that's still the default in the p
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by Izkata 1y ago
They and a few others flew under the radar while 4chan got all the heat. Most people had no idea those places existed, while your remembrance is probably more accurate for the early internet in general.
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by Izkata 1y ago
Or adding. I've had to point it out multiple times to a co-worker when Cursor keeps adding the same thing to a data structure that shouldn't be there.
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by Izkata 2y ago
Him being a Nazi sympathizer has nothing to do with this. Also you verified one thing I said and didn't refute the point of my comment about the workday/week.
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by Izkata 2y ago
Unions had early wins that mostly either didn't go anywhere, or the companies worked around. The real win that normalized it was for capitalistic reasons, when Henry Ford shortened the workday/week because he wanted his workers to
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by Izkata 2y ago
Using modern terminology, I think it's actually a drake, not a wyrm. Wyrm and dragon were only a synonyms centuries ago, nowadays dragon is an umbrella term for those and more.
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by Izkata 2y ago
As someone who has often had to dig into the history to figure out what happened, I always want to see at least this. And I wouldn't be opposed to seeing it broken down even more as it was worked on. Not one big squash merge that hides
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by Izkata 2y ago
> Why code when you can just ask the computer to do what you want and get the results. The coding part is abstracted deep in the background where no human needs venture. Even Star Trek has engineers with programming experience who can di
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by Izkata 2y ago
Dolphin Browser was the go-to in the late 2000s for Android.
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by Izkata 2y ago
> If they think both parties are the same or working together why do they exclusively vote Republican? They don't. A large chunk of them were Bernie Bros before he dropped out of the 2016 election.
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by Izkata 2y ago
> Alaska almost immediately ran into a degenerate case [2]. And probably without even trying. Once it becomes better known, gaming the system like this will happen more often.
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by Izkata 2y ago
Ranked choice is a bad idea if gaming the system is any possibility. Approval voting gets you all the benefits ranked choice claims to have with none of the downsides, with the bonus that it's easy to explain to people.
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by Izkata 2y ago
They changed the official named from "address bar" to "location bar" ages ago when they added functionality like that, and to go with the new name, "ctrl + l" is a shortcut for it.
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by Izkata 2y ago
There is a memory problem on Firefox I only found out about a few months ago when it started happening to me after an upgrade, "ghost windows" that use memory and never get deallocated. Restarting Firefox is the only way to clear
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by Izkata 2y ago
> Tauri is not as platform agnostic as Electron is Found this a few months ago: https://gifcap.dev/ Screen recording straight from a regular browser window, though it creates GIFs instead of video files. Links to a git
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by Izkata 2y ago
The same is true of vim. They're talking about effort changing it and keeping it around across computers. I don't think I've really changed my vimrc for 5-10 years.
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by Izkata 2y ago
On Windows, at least when it was first introduced to consumers, "Sleep" was the name of that suspend/hibernate combination. Before that you had both options "Stand By" (suspend without hibernate) and "Hibernate
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by Izkata 2y ago
SwiftKey has this really frustrating one where you'll remove the incorrect word and try again, and it reinserts the wrong word plus something additional.
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by Izkata 2y ago
I don't have much experience in jobs like those, but a family member who jumped between whole different professions for years does. He always got bored of them because, at least according to him, all of them had one failing: you learn
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by Izkata 2y ago
"One shot" is simply about the action itself, but it says nothing about how much preparation was done beforehand. "Zero shot" additionally implies without training or preparation. TCGs have a related "zero turn win
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by Izkata 2y ago
You may love to learn then: Those aren't part of change. "i(" is a selector (see ":help object-select"), and it also works with "y" or "d" or even in visual mode. Likewise "t" is a mov
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by Izkata 2y ago
> Because of that, I don't really treat insert mode as a separate "place" in my mind. Let's say I want to insert the text "abc". I don't think, enter insert mode, type "abc", then return to no
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by Izkata 2y ago
> isn't that intentionally creating a lot of mental anguish every day (trying to make 80% last the full day) Not at all, I only use around 40% per day. > in exchange for just one day of simplicity More like avoiding months of tha
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by Izkata 2y ago
This is the big question everyone here seems to be skipping over. It seems like they're using "database" in the colloquial sense and actually mean some sort of already public data that's just rate limited (for example h
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by Izkata 2y ago
It's one that really bothers me because of the unnecessary confusion it adds. As for the rest, see GGP's argument. px^2 doesn't make logical sense. When people are use pixels as length, it's in the same way as "I l
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by Izkata 2y ago
Only if reveal_type only accepts an int. Just because the default value of i is 0 doesn't mean anything about what could be passed in.

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