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Junit was one of the first libraries to popularise modern patterns of unit testing. Some people were writing their own ad-hoc scaffolds before that but it wasn't a widespread practice. Testing meant manual testers clicking on things in
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To be clear, mail and post are the same thing, one is US English and the other UK English, though as you can see from the names of the companies involved, the distinction was not always so clear cut. The comment claiming not to know what &q
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It's the easiest to learn because it's just the white keys in sequence. It's not the most physically comfortable to play because your hand is not a rectangle.
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Ikea has had a few tiers of furniture. You could always get chipboard etc. stuff at the cheaper ranges but they used to have more better choices on their higher ranges.
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The execs want everyone focused on AI and building features related to AI. This is AI. So it is built.
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Ironically, despite the company being called the Royal Mail, the letters it delivers are referred to as "post". This is unlike the US Postal Service, which delivers "mail".
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Collapsed icon view is a major improvement over Sidebery and the reason I've switched for now.
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If you're on desktop, the "temporary containers" extension does this.
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> Have you taken a look at Android Firefox user interface So I opened the same page on both, my comments page on HN. Firefox Android UI: Home button, SSL padlock, URL, reader mode, tabs, hamburger menu. URL displays extends from 20% of t
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Cloudflare's own suggested config is to use their backup server 1.0.0.1 as the secondary DNS, which was also affected by this incident.
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Do people post on social media at high enough resolution to do this? Especially since the claim was in 2012, is airplane wifi and roaming data reliable enough for people to view enough ads to do this? Also where are you getting all a users
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Though the reason everyone started pinging is because DNS wasn't working
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I recently reviewed a MR from a coworker. There was a test that was clearly written by AI, except I guess however he prompted it, it gave some rather poor variable names like "thing1", "thing2", etc. in test cases. Basic
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Gyms and newspapers
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I think the point of is that every state had its decent share of local tourists going to local attractions. It's one thing if the blue state travelers who were traveling in the first place are now traveling somewhere else, but it'
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Though the reason they are top universities is partly their ability to attract top talent (as most of these top university measures are based on things like "number of papers published"), which this is going to impact.
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How many countries do McDonald's use this system in? It's a global company, and as big a market as the US is, McDonalds themselves claim they have "over 38,000 stores" so the US is less than half. Then how often does the
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Twitter CEO - Chief Excuse Offerer
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Given the source of training data is primarily the internet, and not say scanned propaganda posters in museums, I'd have to imagine all the analyses or things attributed to the impact of world war 2 significantly outnumber uncritical p
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Same in Ireland, the long scale was already an elderly person thing when I was a child
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As smart TVs, cable TV and streaming services show, even things that people generally pay for will get the ad model given enough time.
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Honestly having occasionally glimpsed the logged out YouTube page which appears to do this... I'm glad that I don't have to deal with that either. As for what they should do, I think populating the homepage from the subscriptions
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> We can point at what we'd like to see, sure. Did you know there's already a special developer's edition? No web designer is building on Firefox first any more. We're lucky if they even test on it. All the functional
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> What if I don't have the Gemini app installed, how do I get to its configuration screen? You can search "Gemini" in your settings app.
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Apparently, my personal account being a gsuite account is to my benefit this time as "your administrator has not enabled access to Gemini for your account".
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> I wonder if some “actual" artists (as in, those people who create the kind of art most people would recognize) have gone through a similar arc of realizing the emptiness of creating with AI tools. My impression is that artists are
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Harder to do, but would also be interesting: How do posts where the point of the thing is to "be AI" do compared to posts that just mention AI as a tool used?
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Gorillaz (and e.g. vtubers) are effectively real people performing in digitally generated costumes. Especially Gorillaz, where it's not a secret who's behind it. This is closer to e.g. lip-syncing or vocaloids, though even they ha
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I've often written lists of bullet points with bolded headings and nowadays every time I do I feel I have to say that it's not written by chatgpt
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Luckily (a) I generally don’t schedule things in the middle of the night and (b) it’s well understood amongst my social circles that if you’re for some reason trying to schedule something at the end of a party at 2am Friday then for basical
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