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by Izkata 3mo ago
Way back Firefox had a Tile Tabs addon that could split tabs to arbitrary depth. "Tile Tabs WE" (WE = WebExtensions) was an attempt to replace the functionality after the Quantum change killed XUL-based addons like the original Ti
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by Izkata 3mo ago
The pattern of dirt and rocks on the other side of one of the guardrails looks like what you get from people walking it.
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by Izkata 3mo ago
I want to call something out here so people don't have to click / don't just gloss over it, because his videos are what made me go "hey, wait a minute..." Most tutorials on stainless steel completely fail to mention
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by Izkata 3mo ago
I got a stainless steel skillet out of curiosity after yet another painful experience with nonstick: Bacon grease sticks very well to nonstick and can be almost impossible to clean off. Picked stainless steel after reading about the diffe
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by Izkata 3mo ago
But a lot of the time they can happen in the background where the user doesn't see them, or on a part of the page the user isn't currently interacting with, preventing it from being a stop-the-world interruption.
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by Izkata 3mo ago
The description is out of order and I'm just going to assume "corruption" actually means "invalid data": Memory leak -> dropped cache. Then because something that was dropped in that cache is still being viewed i
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by Izkata 3mo ago
Possibly just a general issue, rather than a long conversation one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48799439
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by Izkata 3mo ago
Do this: def __gt__(self, value): return Q(**{ f"{self.name}__gt": value }) and your original code should work as-is without the need for _() self.filter(Field.end > self._midnight(today)) https:/&#x2F
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by Izkata 3mo ago
We have a distributed monolith that's 20-30 years old, that has various systems written in various different languages interacting with multiple interconnected databases. We're working on migrating all of it to python, using djang
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by Izkata 3mo ago
Development runserver has been multithreaded by default for over a decade. I think you need to go back to major version 1 to see it single-threaded by default. Maybe affected by the GIL though.
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by Izkata 3mo ago
At this point Django also qualifies as "for decades" - most (maybe all?) of what's in this post applied back when it was new. The basic design has been stable for a very long time.
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by Izkata 3mo ago
Labor force participation rate was worse during the 2020 lockdowns and the entire recorded period before 1976: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CIVPART Unemployment rate has been going down for the past couple months
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by Izkata 3mo ago
Except this announcement only lists features already available natively (also enable privacy.userContext.ui.enabled for them), that's why it's confusing.
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by Izkata 3mo ago
> Now that container management is available directly in Firefox, I’d prefer to use the native implementation if possible. It's been available for years in stable, including the management page on the settings, if you enable them in
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by Izkata 3mo ago
Something I'd picked up somewhere a decade or two ago was losing weight too fast can cause problems with bone and muscle density. So it could be related but not a direct effect. I think they were referring to rebound weight though, som
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by Izkata 3mo ago
> Passkeys only work on the domain they were created for. Password managers usually default to providing the password of the current website, but nothing stops you from pasting that in at any site. Considering how my bank has changed the
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by Izkata 3mo ago
"As reported" includes a line I think most people are overlooking: "including using stolen credentials". Without more information I'm inclined to think it found something on the internet (which shouldn't be a s
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by Izkata 3mo ago
LibreOffice is the same, double hyphen is en-dash and to get an em-dash you have to type: :---: I thought this was part of why it became an LLM signifier, most people can't tell the difference between the two visually and as far
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by Izkata 3mo ago
GPT-3 (I think? I forget which one) supposedly tried to deceive researchers and escape the lab. Or at least that was how it was reported. If you actually clicked through several links, it was a "what would you do if" roleplay.
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by Izkata 3mo ago
It's been there just as long, turn it on with "privacy.userContext.ui.enabled" and manage them at "about:preferences#containers" The addons added extra functionality but everything they've listed in this announ
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by Izkata 3mo ago
No, it's at about:preferences#containers and has been for years if you turn it on in about:config (privacy.userContext.enabled and privacy.userContext.ui.enabled).
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by Izkata 3mo ago
I don't use Nightly and I've been using containers for I think that long without any extension for it. Edit: looks like I enabled them manually and couldn't remember/find it, it's in about:config under the name &quo
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by Izkata 3mo ago
Weirder has happened: https://mathsci.fandom.com/wiki/The_Haruhi_Problem
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by Izkata 3mo ago
The singularity is the tipping point where the AI can improve itself faster than humans can comprehend, so the software at least wouldn't be human-designed anymore. It requires a level of self-driven intent and access to their own code
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by Izkata 3mo ago
Yeah, this is much more accurate to what was actually happening. During that high period they struggled to get people to stop posting low-quality "do my homework" style questions - despite what people on here say the barrier for
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by Izkata 3mo ago
So uh did you type that out or generate it somewhere? Number felt high so I wanted to double check and I only get 301500.
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Refugees are different from immigrants.
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> As I understand it, in America "it's just a tool" is shorthand for "guns should be regulated like hammers, i.e. barely at all, responsibility lies with the user not those who make, market and sell it" You'
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During college, before I switched to linux, the DRM packaged with Spore bricked my computer in the middle of a semester. That's what turned me off of PC gaming.
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by Izkata 3mo ago
There is 4th option that looks like a combination of how all three are described here: If J1 is running and J2 gets queued, then when J3 gets queued you cancel J2 but not J1. Prefer the oldest running (well, any running, just don't kil

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