Jaygles

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by Jaygles 3y ago
If businesses want money for their content, then they should ask for money BEFORE they send it to whoever asks. Pestering someone after they send the article feels so scummy. There's a group of guys near where I live who stand around a
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by Jaygles 4y ago
America is a story of people wanting to have their cake and eat it too. We want top notch public services but at the same time low taxes. I wish there was a straight forward way of comparing the value of the things your taxes get you versu
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by Jaygles 4y ago
The residents can simply stop doing business with that particular freight company. Now that they know they operate unsafely from suffering permanent damage from chemical poisoning, they can make an informed decision on the free market.
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by Jaygles 4y ago
One thing I don't see discussed much is how much users are empowered by being able to inspect the JavaScript that is sent to their machine. I can inspect every line of code before it executes. I can look at exactly what data is being s
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by Jaygles 4y ago
True teleportation would not hit the same limits. The idea is, in conventional travel, your velocity has a time and space component that are hard linked, the faster you are traveling through space, the slower you are traveling through time.
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by Jaygles 4y ago
The new Orange Pi 5 has a good price for the RK3588s it uses, and can support up to 32gb of RAM. My testing shows it being 3-4x faster than the Raspberry Pi 4 4gb. Down side is it just released, so the software support is still in its infan
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by Jaygles 4y ago
Whether or not a court would ultimately decide an instance of CoPilot code is copyright infringement or not isn't the main issue in my opinion. The creating opportunities for other people to sue you will be much more damaging. Lawsuits
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by Jaygles 4y ago
The requests seem to go through a websocket which won't show in the dev tools unless they're open when you open the page
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by Jaygles 4y ago
Sounds like an opportunity for a new SaaS product
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by Jaygles 4y ago
>missed the point of the joke Adapting and evolving formats isn't "missing the point". They are two distinct audiences with two distinct cultures. Of course they aren't going to make the same memes.
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by Jaygles 4y ago
I just had to go through a lot of hoops to switch from a physical sim to a new esim on a new phone. My brother had a sim swap attack occur a couple of weeks ago in an attempt we think to get to the small bit of crypto he had. Apparently a s
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by Jaygles 4y ago
Well the amount listed could be up to the developer. And it doesn't need to be an instant transaction, if the scope of work is large it could lead to negotiation on cost and expectations
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by Jaygles 4y ago
What about a system that allows requiring a fee to "open an issue" or "file a bug report". GitHub could add that to the issue creator pretty easily. And maybe there could be tiers. Free issue == no guarantees. $5000 issu
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by Jaygles 4y ago
In general that shouldn't be allowed. I believe on the latest versions of Android, both apps need to explicitly set which apps may have visibility of each-other. I think you can apply to Google to bless your app with visibility of all
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by Jaygles 4y ago
Fred Brooks is still around I believe
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by Jaygles 4y ago
High chance that team in India will have some junior devs on it though
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by Jaygles 4y ago
My first useful code I wrote was writing scripts to beat Neopets games
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by Jaygles 4y ago
My original comment does not insinuate that Google should cater to me at the expense of others. I'm hoping just to provide one data point that there is a segment of users who are under-served with the currently available search engines
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by Jaygles 4y ago
I fully appreciate the fact that my ideal Google is not the majority's ideal Google. I hope my original comment doesn't come across as wanting Google to serve me more than others. I just wanted to add my perspective, and maybe pro
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by Jaygles 4y ago
> It's just that sometimes, what seems to be the most relevant documents won't have all the exact words As a user I would prefer to be the judge of what is relevant. If the results aren't what I'm looking for, then I&
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by Jaygles 4y ago
The line between these gacha games and slot machines is getting thinner by the day. How many RPG elements do I need to add to a slot machine in order to get them installed legally into arcades? Or by schools?
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by Jaygles 4y ago
I've never understood "trust science" as "blindly trust scientists". I've always understood it as "trust the scientific process", which is sensible in my opinion, as the process is designed to determi
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by Jaygles 4y ago
Merchants have no country https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Jefferson/03-07-02-0...
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by Jaygles 4y ago
I wonder if the little bit of sugar kicks off some digestive processes that can bring in more of the beneficial things
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by Jaygles 4y ago
> and community Do you think the schools and the teachers aren't a part of the community?
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by Jaygles 5y ago
Have you ever passed someone who wrote brute force algorithms?
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by Jaygles 5y ago
I did RMA it once. The new one had the same issue and it took a month to get to me. So I didn't want to go through that again. The coil whine also only happens on certain games. Most of the time there isn't any
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by Jaygles 5y ago
Undervolting the 3080 can help a lot with thermals and sacrifices minimal performance up to a point. I undervolted my 3090 and it improved thermals by like 5-10c depending on the workload which lowered the fan noise and as a bonus lowered t
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by Jaygles 5y ago
That the world hasn't lost its mind? How is throwing honest effort into a meat grinder ever ideal? If something is important, it deserves attention.
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by Jaygles 5y ago
>* Can the candidate predict what his code is going to do before he executes it? Repetitively executing code to see if it works may seem innocuous, but really is a huge defect in candidate's process which makes it really difficult f

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