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SushiHippie
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I just searched for the asahi linux (Linux for M Series Macs) battery life, and found this blog post [0]. > During active development with virtual machines running, a few calls, and an external keyboard and mouse attached, my laptop runn
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1y ago
Was this the same issue as on February 1st? Or are these outages unrelated?
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Focused – Laser Fusion
(focused-energy.co)
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FWIW about:config is available in beta and nightly on android, my main browser was nightly for a while but it sometimes was too unstable, so I switched to beta as my daily, which seems to be stable.
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Qobuz Unveils Its Average Payout per Stream
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I'm fairly certain that I paid once for WhatsApp back in the day (on Android) EDIT: just checked my payment history and in November 2013 I paid €0.89 for "One Year Service"
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2y ago
Previous discussion of the paper: Addition is all you need for energy-efficient language models - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41784591 - Oct 2024 - 126 comments
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Your explanation could make sense for TFA, but definitely not in the case below https://www.reddit.com/r/photoshop/comments/1e5nyt7/generati...
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The Legion Go S with Windows will cost $599 and the Legion Go S with SteamOS will cost $499. I suppose those will be the same hardware wise. So a $100 difference https://www.tomsguide.com/gaming/handheld-gaming/len
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Funfact: There is a German saying: "Ford kaufen, Ford fahren, Ford schmeißen" which translates to "Buy a Ford, drive a Ford (or "drive away"), throw away [a Ford]." As Ford sounds the same as "fort" a
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2y ago
There is also glicol, for example: https://glicol.org/demo#themodel Press start and after some time edit line 14 and press update
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FWIW with the Java version you can easily create a LAN Server in game, by joining a world and then opening it to LAN. https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/4410317081741-H... EDIT: I just realized this
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Thanks for the hint, I had this setting enabled, but it didn't look good on Firefox, but using chrome made it look good!
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This is 400004 (4 0's), TFA was 4000004 (5 0's)
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42260481
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All my smartphones had been Samsung, and then I bought a Pixel just to get GrapheneOS and for me it's a way nicer experience, so I'm curious what the rough edges are that you experience?
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lz4 is pretty awesome for ZFS compression. It has nearly no impact on read/write and writing/reading data is sometimes even faster than without compression. Though I use zstd on zfs datasets which I rarely read/write to i.e.
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There is also fischertechnik, how popular is it outside of Germany? https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fischertechnik
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2018 is still a long time ago, so that's totally understandable haha Thank you!
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Amazing, thanks for sharing! What year was this? (I'm Curious, as you mentioned 2012 was the last year you used at the time of the E-Mail)
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> [...] asking why they used Perl, and he responded back, which was nice of him. Do you still know what the reason was?
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That's smart! I'll probably do this too when I'll publish my AoC code
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My estimation wasn't that wrong if I would've left out the first part, but a few weeks was maybe too hopeful ;)
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Over a year ago they said something along the lines, that they pay around 1-2ct per search query (for API calls to the different search providers they use). If this is still true, then this seems to be fairly priced. Though If the API will
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FYI I Just asked them this: > Any ETA when the Search API will be available for professional? Ball park of a few weeks or more like 2+ months? And the answer was "2 months" from Vlad (Kagi Founder) EDIT: After my comment he als
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(Kagi User since two years) The assistant beta was ~1 year in beta. Assistant had many bugs in the early stages, but it's different kind of beast than Search API (more things that can go wrong). With Search API it's probably "
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Looks pretty neat I'll take some inspiration from this. Though you shouldn't upload the text and inputs of the puzzles (maybe .gitignore them) as per [0]: > Can I copy/redistribute part of Advent of Code? Please don't
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Sure, just wanted to tell you about it, as this seems to be defacto standard for foss android apps, for example most if not all https://matrix.org clients use it for push notifications (when you use their de googled build, or do
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Interesting, do you publish your AoC solutions in rcl somewhere? EDIT: nevermind, found it! https://github.com/ruuda/adventofcode/tree/master
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The open source/degoogled alternative to that is UnifiedPush, did you take a look at this? https://unifiedpush.org/ https://ntfy.sh/
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