Timshel

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by Timshel 2y ago
They are relatively neutral about the format, so I'm guessing they want a commitment from Google to maintain it. As good as Oxide might be it looks like a one developer project.
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by Timshel 2y ago
Different products for different peoples/usage. If Bose made a refresh of the old wired QC25 I would probably buy it instantly just to be sure to have something when my current pair fail. And having a removable battery ensure that the
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by Timshel 2y ago
Did they cut ties the same way they cut ties with "Cambridge Analytica" ? It's not big tech fault but it's such a "surprise" that there is some compagny doing shady stuff. Maybe in a year Microsoft will cut tie
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by Timshel 2y ago
Transient might be an issue. GN discuss transients of ~30/40% over the nominal 450w ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9vC9NBL8zo&t=616s ). And with a distributed training you can end-up with "synchronized"
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by Timshel 2y ago
Outside of expectation and care which differ per person; maybe humiditity ?
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by Timshel 2y ago
Might be true but at the same time if it takes you three months to process/verify a complaint from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau you probably are doing a crap job. Which in turn make it that much easier for scammer. > The
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by Timshel 2y ago
Issue is to have to give additionnal identifying information to the biggest ad company in the world ...
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by Timshel 2y ago
The beauty is if the extension are updated and compatible with FF you can switch and enjoy your dictionary using v3 and keeping uBlock Origin.
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by Timshel 2y ago
Quite logical to use chrome for testing and probably without an ad blocker. But why are you using the same for browsing ?
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by Timshel 2y ago
I'm absolutly disappointed in Mozilla leadership. But I just don't understand how it could even compare to Google ...
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by Timshel 2y ago
Might answer part of the question but there is some info on what's not supported in ubol lite vs origin: https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBOL-home/wiki/Frequently-as...
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by Timshel 2y ago
Not sure if I missed something but as far as I'm aware there is no plan to remove v2 support: https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2024/03/13/manifest-v3-manif... And I doubt it will happen but if by som
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by Timshel 2y ago
On one side you have Mozilla with it's experiments that can be disabled on the other Google. Yeah sure it's the same ...
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by Timshel 2y ago
Used to run chrome for it too. Never understood why it should impact which browser you use for everything else ...
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by Timshel 2y ago
They though of the failure mode opening doors should be part of the "vehicle access" which get its own ecu.
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by Timshel 2y ago
You can't upgrade different cpu socket 1800x is am4 and 9700x is am5. You could upgrade to something like 5800x if needed.
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by Timshel 2y ago
Energy storage is nice but not taking engine efficiency into account is a bit sloppy. If you go with 30% and 90% you end-up with 6 vs ~1.1. A bit less impressive and since; in the context of the law it's only applied to small saw; then
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by Timshel 2y ago
Even if it's not the best today the question is for tomorrow. With proper funding you can hope open-source will become better and hopefully if more actors join the cost might even become lower. Of-course you can continue to enrich the
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by Timshel 2y ago
Because it's like one of the most important app on your phone ? How many people would still buy an iPhone without Apple or Google maps ?
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by Timshel 2y ago
Features are advertised, but I don't see any mention of the server itself. Instead of aimlessly searching the doc if you know it exists you can just search for it and find some documentation which appear way more interesting: https:&#
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by Timshel 2y ago
How the fuck does this end-up flagged ... There is over 90 upvotes does this not count ? Where is the mythical vouch feature I could never find ? A yes I believe it's not yet dead, so you can't vouch ?
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by Timshel 2y ago
It's so slow and noisy I would prefer to keep the cigarettes butts rather than have this close by ...
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by Timshel 2y ago
? The issue is that they knew. In 2003 an it expert identified issues so they dropped some charges.
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by Timshel 2y ago
This is gold thx :) (Hopefully it was Amazon the first party seller and there is no mixed inventory to other marketplace sellers).
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by Timshel 2y ago
Just had a quick read not sure why it's supposed to be so good ... I love the section on documentation: https://tailcall.run/blog/graphql-schema/#step-10-document-y... The most useless documentation is follow
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by Timshel 2y ago
Fast compilation is nice and I believe stuff like incremental compilation are essential. But at the end of the day I'll prefer slower compilation every time if it means advanced checking. And speaking of the zone I prefer writing Scala
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by Timshel 2y ago
Interesting but it appears to only take account the topographic feasibility of the project. The first location I looked at (link is not working :(), it relies on building two dams on rivers (which is something we tend to do less not more) a
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by Timshel 2y ago
It's interesting but at the same time I think some points miss their mark like : > The wealth of America’s billionaires was estimated at around $5.2 trillion in 2023, while federal government spending was about $6.4 trillion. Confis
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by Timshel 2y ago
Because there are fewer places than expected where it really makes sense. Was discussed in an old video of Practical Engineering: https://youtu.be/66YRCjkxIcg?si=PXArfkXkbCODeSAF&t=290
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by Timshel 2y ago
> There would have to be an easier way to see what changed where quickly without having to mess up my working tree (which is almost always dirty with something) and having to stash or switch back and forth between branches for reviewing

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