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1y ago
The second Friday from today
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Low code tool plus hosting platform, and also the final form of Fog Creek which you may have heard about from Joel on Software blog posts if you read tech blogs 15 years ago
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1y ago
Is that a worse problem than hours of leaf blower noise? I googled and apparently it's another name for fireflies and on my list of insects that cause problems, fireflies don't make the list.
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1y ago
New builds here in Ireland for the last few years have been financially incentivised to use heat pumps to the point they basically all are, and there’s talk of making it mandated over fuel based heating systems
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2014 Renault Clio. It gets minimal use to be honest. Locally I mostly bike, going into the city is by train so it gets an outing every few weeks when I visit rural family
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1y ago
In some ways, the big success of AI agents is getting people to invest in and/or pay for "it's sometimes right" compared to previous expectations that if a system is incorrect that's a bug that needs fixing yesterda
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Yeah, between a mix of the lurid details driving clickthroughs and some people feeling that they should publicise it to expose the culprits, it feels like every sex crime in my area makes it to the top of Reddit etc. This has led to some pe
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As a group, they are present everywhere but the majority in only one country, which means they're in the crosshairs of every prejudiced group. Also having been a present but small minority for so long in so many places, a lot of the di
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1y ago
Factorio and Minecraft (Java edition) are two of the few games that come to mind where the Linux port got comparable effort to the Windows port, and I don't think people are in a rush to play either of them in Proton. Your latest AAA o
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The TPM requirements rule out a lot of computers older than 5 years old. With the pace of modern hardware development, a lot of these computers are still perfectly serviceable. People are unhappy at being told to buy new hardware when they
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1y ago
The slur is spelled differently, and puff science (and its predecessor term puff/puffery) predate the slur by over a century.
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1y ago
The abstract kind of covers my thought on the headline: > Given more recent introductions of loot boxes and social casino games, continuous research is needed for future cohorts which may be greater affected by such developments. The rou
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I've been in a bunch of companies that have pushed for reducing logs in favour of metrics and a limited set of events, usually motivated by "we're using datadog and it's contract renewal time and the number is staggering
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1y ago
If you don't understand why GRUB's (or refind or systemd-boot) boot menu is preferable to your UEFI interface, then I'm glad your solution works for you.
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Windows installation is only easier for non-technical users in that someone else (usually their laptop manufacturer) does it for them.
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How do you anticipate users choosing Windows or Linux at boot time without a bootloader? If the idea is they go cold turkey full Linux, good luck with that. if the idea is they use their UEFI firmware boot menu, you're forgetting how u
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My firefox is currently on 450mb on RAM, putting it in third place behind KDE's file indexer and one of the currently running electron instances. If you use Linux, then you're not stuck pre-dedicating a big block of RAM to a VM to
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1y ago
Given how much more I press ctrl than fn, fn on the left drives me crazy on the few laptops that do it.
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1y ago
Did they release the conscripts from 2023? Or are you assuming they've all died by now? It's true that new soldiers are not conscripts, but I'd assume there's still some survivors from the earlier mobilisation and as far
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1y ago
Now if only someone could produce those numbers...
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1y ago
I found Cure Dolly's guide very helpful as a launching point for Japanese. Just don't take her "all you need" marketing too seriously, it is more an introductory level than a complete guide.
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Don't the drivers only see the tips in aggregate form at the end of the week?
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That's assuming the other costs (refining energy costs, transport, the company's gross margin) are uncorrelated to the price of crude oil, which seems unlikely
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The thing with Windows tablets and Android tablets is in both cases the software development only has to justify its net increase in spend over just doing phone apps, but since HP didn't have a good market of phone apps to begin with,
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Android has unfortunately trended the opposite direction - apps that once had tablet UIs dropped them in favour of big phone UIs as they did redesigns around 2016-2020. I dropped out of the Android tablet world in 2019 for a Windows tablet,
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Aren't some of these sites partially based on hits (because of the assumption that if enough people are suddenly googling "Is youtube down", then youtube must be having some sort of issue. I could see a big outage like this c
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> You need a MacBook or anything else running MacOS to restore the device. Does iTunes for Windows no longer do restores? It did in the past.
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I always assumed the LLMs had the most python code to reference, as they seem to default to Python most often if you don't specify
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I guess it’s kind of surprising in a relatively new plane, but I encounter non functional entertainment systems relatively often. They’re not treated like the safety critical systems by any airline
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1y ago
The one who lost doesn't get discussed in this thread.
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