OGWhales

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   by OGWhales 3y ago

   I’m not sure how this will be handled, considering there is only one kind of NSFW tag, but the reddit admins said that only sexually explicit content will be inaccessible from the API.
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   by OGWhales 3y ago

   I wonder how pissing off the power users, which produce most of the content, is going to turn out. There is a similar issue with moderators, who heavily rely on third party tools to moderate their subs. I can’t imagine this killing reddit,
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   by OGWhales 3y ago

   High reliability/availability, data integrity, and the insane IO are the main pros I can think of. While there is a lot to talk about there, I think all of those points are dwarfed by the main draw: legacy support. Companies running ma
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   by OGWhales 4y ago

   I’ve never experienced that and use reddit far too much.
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   by OGWhales 4y ago

   I can read it, but it definitely trips me up.
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   by OGWhales 4y ago

   You may also want to ask over on reddit in /r/newMaxx. Good place for SSD info and there is a pinned post for asking questions like this
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   by OGWhales 4y ago

   It seems you are not able to turn this off for the newer models, as I don’t see this settings on the iPhone 13 but I do see it on an iPhone 11.
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   by OGWhales 4y ago

   The autocorrect is impressively awful. I’d much prefer a simple autocorrect over what they have now, which will “fix” correctly spelled words with something that doesn’t even make sense. I’ve had a few times where it learns something from a
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   by OGWhales 4y ago

   Importantly: > All of them came from “special development robots with hardware and software modifications that are not and never were present on iRobot consumer products for purchase,” the company said in a statement. They were given to
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    TerminalLove.com
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    I wonder how we can even determine what effects microplastics have on the human body when they are so prolific that every human on earth has them. Comparing with humans from the past has many challenges, so I guess the best we can do is com
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    Check out page 3-5 of this paper called How Futile are Mindless Assessments of Roundoff in Floating-Point Computation? [0]. It explains what is happening here better than I can and is where I got this example from. [0]: https:/&#x2F
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    Or your numbers are wrong because you didn't wrap in parentheses. Example, put these two formulas in excel: =(4/3 - 1)*3 - 1 =((4/3 - 1)*3 - 1)
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    > Markets rather optimize for the most efficient usage of resources. Most efficient usage of resources in what sense?
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    The razor housing can make a big difference to this as well. I find feathers are far too sharp for me in one of my razors but are excellent in another, while astra blades are perfect in the first one and too dull in the second.
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    For those interested in the SEM images and looking for more, check out this site: https://scienceofsharp.com/home/ The site focuses mainly on sharpening razor blades and is full of SEM images of blades in various condi
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    If the menu doesn’t pop up, try switching to an input source without a signal and then pressing mute 3 times. That worked for me.
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    > Also, I've never really dug into what's going on, but the dbm implementation is pretty slow on Windows, at least when I've tried to use it. Seems like this would be why: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    I don’t think so. I was chatting with a couple that worked at two separate companies, both of which manufacture and process things like fabrics and other materials for many different companies. They both said Patagonia is far and away the m
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    If you don’t benefit from the upgrades, of course you aren’t excited about them. If you do benefit from them, it’s more exciting. I was excited when I got the iPhone 13 Pro because of the LiDAR ToF sensor and being able to utilize Apple’s n
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    Money is a representation of resources, those with more money can control more resources. I think it is undeniably a problem for any individual to have control over such a large portion of resources. All of this wealth they have accumulated
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    The data is public and comes from NOAA but they are doing their own forecasting. Here is a blog post from one of the devs about their process (2011): http://jackadam.github.io/2011/how-dark-sky-works/
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    I am. I think in some cases they can be cool, but I don't find them obviously beneficial and have never bothered to use them. I don't find symbols like != to be particularly challenging, as the shape is clear and the meaning well
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    I have dyslexia and I can tell I have to slow down a bit when reading this, but it’s not bad. I assume the closeness between characters makes it slightly worse for everyone, especially with characters like “o” and “c” differing by a single
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    I work for a company that uses COBOL still and have talked with many people that work in other mainframe shops. You are correct that the pay being great is generally not true. The two exceptions are people with decades of experience that ha
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    > In a PoW system, the amount of work done must be proportional to the total value of all BTC (if not, it would make 51% attacks feasible). I’m confused. Why must this be the case and how would it lead to a 51% attack if it were not? I k
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    Buying used in general is risky, but I’d wager buying from a miner is not much worse than buying used from a non-miner. I believe miners are more likely to undervolt their cards and with running them at a constant rate, they won’t undergo t
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    I found this reddit post that has a guide on how to set it up. I recommend reading through the comments as well: https://reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/wvr23n/d_how_t...
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    There is also a subreddit dedicated to that phobia, I don’t believe I have it but some of the pictures there definitely give me the willies.
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    by OGWhales 4y ago

    > Super tight labor market is what will create the self-fulfiling cycle of prices up => higher wages => prices up. I think the Fed is trying to create unemployment, so that it breaks the ability to demand higher wages, and stops th