Jaxan

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by Jaxan 9mo ago
I managed to turn it off. But forgot the details. Maybe it was the “RUXIM” binary? I think I unchecked the executable flag for that .exe, or I removed it from the task scheduler. Anyways, it is possible!
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by Jaxan 9mo ago
Yeah, I am also confused they didn’t include a screenshot (or photo in this case). It’s the first thing you’ll want to see for such a project.
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by Jaxan 9mo ago
There is much more nuance to it: https://ibestuur.nl/markt-en-overheid/digitale-infrastructuu...
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by Jaxan 9mo ago
If you want to check the statement, you only have to read the type. The proof itself you don’t have to read at all
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by Jaxan 9mo ago
When I bought my Bose QC ten years ago, I tried a lot of brands and found Bose to have the most pleasant sound, very clear/neutral. I guess it’s personal taste.
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
Sure, but still, why blame (only) the browser?
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
You shouldn’t blame it on the browsers that certain websites are malicious.
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
The comment didn’t claim that types are a stand in for tests either! IMO, they are orthogonal.
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
I do my commute with my bicycle. Very common in the Netherlands. For holidays, we did a cycling holiday with our children. They loved it! I don’t at all feel like an outlier, many friends do similar things.
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
> As we're talking about google here, we can be pretty sure it wasn't some trivial python trick that they missed. Strong disagree on the reasoning here. Especially since google is big and have thousands of developers, there cou
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
Of those things you mention, I only take showers (but not even everyday). But maybe I’m an outlier.
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
There is not. It uses Boa, a JavaScript engine in Rust. So I’m not sure what the benefit really is compared to Node (a JavaScript engine in c++).
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
I’ve been using the app ImageOptim for this use case (a stand-alone app, not something in the browser). Can recommend!
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
As opposed to unlimited exposure. There are also many adults that spend several hours per day on social media. It’s not good for society.
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
> Very useful pattern but I don't believe it has a name. This is an instance of “use the right data structure for the job”. To me it has little to do with architectural design (where design patterns live), but it has to do with algo
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
You should print them ;-). But yeah, I’m also old school in that I make directories for each album. I used MacOS photos before, but it’s terrible when you change systems (which eventually will happen).
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
It is constructed by using modules with known behaviour. And some brute force.
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
“Easily verifiable”… Not really, you have to simulate 133_076_755_768 steps. Sure it’s doable. But if the AI suggests a thousands patterns, then it will be useless.
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by Jaxan 10mo ago
Why does it have to be AI?
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
It is a version of the prisoner’s dilemma.
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
How do you know the correct direction? Isn’t the point of learning that the right path is unknown to start with?
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
Yes. Because sometimes even the fundamental sign-in is through Microsoft. Word and excel are not the difficult part. Mail, calendars, management, storage, security measures, etc are hard.
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
Because that isn’t portable?
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
I specifically like md, because I will always be able to open it and modify, even if the original app no longer exists. I use obsidian without any extensions. I must admit that I don’t archive things like exercise activity. So maybe the sim
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
Also arxiv papers appear here too often, imo. It’s a preprint. Why not wait a bit for the paper to be published? (And if it’s never published, it’s not worth it.)
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
To a mathematician “each” and “all” are synonyms.
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
Maybe. But this is not an edge case. I consider this genuine use of the marketed tool.
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
I don’t believe it’s necessarily human nature. But it’s definitely human culture.
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
35 days (of 8 hours) is equivalent to 10 ECTS (European Credit thingies).
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by Jaxan 11mo ago
I don’t think prep work sucks. Cleaning up after, though… Although maybe that’s just prep work for the next time ;-).

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