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by OJFord 2mo ago
Interesting one if you look at Google Ngram Viewer – usage dropped off massively to 70s/80s, and it's picked back up since but not to 1953 or earlier levels, so even that doesn't explain it. Must just be the combination of th
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by OJFord 2mo ago
Cries in London
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by OJFord 2mo ago
Yeah, I don't disagree there should be more of a barrier, I remember being surprised I could just adopt things. Just explaining the intended use.
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by OJFord 2mo ago
I've used it (not for abuse). It's simply volunteering to maintain the package after previous maintainer(s) have explicitly disowned it, knowing they no longer have time for it or don't care because they stopped using it, etc
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by OJFord 2mo ago
I think this comparison is also assuming the distribution of request & requested floor is uniform? When actually near pairs are less likely (I'll just take the stairs) than bottom to top, so even analysing it is more complex than a
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by OJFord 2mo ago
Spicy opinion: a reinvention of commits by and for people who use commits like 'File > Save'. ...but if the end result is more popularity of 'stacked' logical changes, yay anyway?
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by OJFord 3mo ago
Bit of a stretch... It's a dead-end private road, also sometimes called a driveway, where the owner has their own rules for how it should be used.
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by OJFord 3mo ago
68.4% still don't enforce it , i.e. adoption is just over 30%, not nearly 70%.
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by OJFord 3mo ago
Nobody asked that. Information about the local ecology was volunteered, and was much more interesting than yet another argument (being had against nobody) that climate change is a major contributor.
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by OJFord 3mo ago
You misunderstand. Dibby053 provided interesting context for why specifically that region is so badly affected right now, on a background of global climate catastrophe. Rico98gg is derailing what could have been a more interesting thread
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by OJFord 3mo ago
And global warming reached a critical point of worseness specifically in Landes & Médoc?
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by OJFord 3mo ago
> but it's still often hard to understand which side of the conflict represents what, and what would be the desired outcome for that step in the history. Are you using diff3/zdiff3? I ask because you seem to be describing exact
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by OJFord 3mo ago
Thanks, it was: > "This is not a situation where an acquittal is entered because the Crown has failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt the essential elements of an offence or an error during the trial made the verdict unsafe,&quot
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by OJFord 3mo ago
This is an error by US (Wisconsin) police misidentifying a man in (Halifax, Nova Scotia) Canada. Why do you want to hear from a UK lawyer? It sounds like the appeal hasn't actually happened/completed yet anyway, that they're
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by OJFord 3mo ago
The other one - singular - is a superfluous 'we'. It's perfectly clear.
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by OJFord 3mo ago
Just this week I couldn't purchase from Walmart.ca with a CAD denominated card for delivery to Canada, because my billing address was not in Canada or the US.
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by OJFord 3mo ago
Ok but now do a service that doesn't support that, whether or not it might in the future 'become a pretty common pattern'.
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by OJFord 3mo ago
The years are broad though, the nice thing with AI explanations is that they can go deep quickly, and quite precisely down the path you need for your prior experience.
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by OJFord 3mo ago
Fancy telling Tao something's 'almost embarrassingly simple' (if only written in the right way)!
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by OJFord 3mo ago
Yes exactly, I'm the queen, and so's my wife.
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by OJFord 3mo ago
Seems wild to me they would be still suing to protect that patent in 2026 (or 'recently') – cheap Primark clones seemed to be the standard footwear of (female) teens & pre-teens in the 00s. (And they absolutely called them &#x
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by OJFord 3mo ago
It's extremely obvious what they meant, even if it/or wasn't a common phone autocorrect typo.
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by OJFord 3mo ago
If it hasn't been tagged with a version yet, how do you know (or what makes you think) it's the same as this 'v1.4'?
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by OJFord 3mo ago
From the article: > For me this outputs Bun v1.4.0 (macOS arm64). The most recent release of Bun on GitHub is currently v1.3.14 from May 12th, so that v1.4.0 version number in Claude supports them shipping a preview of a not-yet-released
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by OJFord 3mo ago
Emphasis on the FOSS project. The v1.4 mentioned is not (yet?) open source, Claude Code is essentially using a proprietary fork, was GP's point.
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Trump Media plans to sell priority access to Truth Social posts(theguardian.com)
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by OJFord 3mo ago
I don't know what exactly GP works on, but 'bank' covers a lot of ground and some things happen on weekends. 'Open Banking' APIs, and some payment rails for example.
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by OJFord 3mo ago
Yeah I had a little script to do something similar (no video, but merging data) just for Strava recording a while back. Had forgotten all about it until this description & 'FIT files'. Video's a bit more complex no doubt,
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by OJFord 3mo ago
I don't know, I'm just saying that's how I know about it, seeing it in setup and disabling it. I've no particular interest or stake in 'arguing it down and reasoning about it'.
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by OJFord 3mo ago
How do you propose to do that when username is a possible argument?

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