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by Vegenoid 2y ago
The author considered the proprietary nature of the webarchive format, and determined that it was readable without Apple software, and that it wouldn't be too difficult to create a tool to view or transform webarchive files if Safari w
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
Do you mean "critical" literally or hyperbolically? I disable ligatures in any editor/terminal I use, because I find them confusing and want to know what the actual characters in the code are.
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
I do not believe that this will come to pass, based on the trajectory of software engineering over the past decades. There just aren't enough wizard engineers to satisfy demand, and I don't see that changing. People have been tryi
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
> A decade worth of DevOps reports show this to be true: the high performers do certain things, and the low performers don't. > It has barely been written down, and it is never really taught, but everything you need to know is ou
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
I'm too wary to be an early adopter, but I'm glad that there are many people who are stoked about getting in on this. If it turns out to be as great as it seems, it will be a dream come true.
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
I like ? icons that can be either hovered or clicked on to reveal a popup with additional info.
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
It is not that the voice is similar to Scarlett, it is that it appears that Scarlett's identity was intentionally capitalized on to market the voice. If you had a voice like Scarlett, and you were hired to create the voice of an AI ass
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
Agree with all that. The criticism is that this is a big, American company, one of the largest and most impactful ever, that makes lots of money and is quite profitable, and yet pays its workers low enough that they need to be subsidized wi
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
I think the problem is that the mechanism to trigger mouse-hover is not clear on a touchscreen - there are several different ways that need to be remembered and tried, as evidenced by your comment.
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
There is also a great piece of software that allows you to use ctrl+scroll to do the trackpad pinch-style zoom (and some other mouse-related things): https://macmousefix.com/
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
If it were up to me, billboards WOULD be a crime - and in some places that take pride in their land's beauty, they are! Another difference is that one of them is intentionally designed to capture my attention, usually while I'm dr
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
How have you calculated that price for 1Gbps? I'm looking at the numbers and it seems like the cheapest 1 Gpbs connection would be $70/mo?
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
I think you're on to something, maybe let's put AI in it too? Oh, someone beat us to the punch... https://www.warp.dev/
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
When people talk about human-level AGI, they are not referring to an AI that could pass as a human to most people - that is, they're not simply referring to a program that can pass the Turing test. They are referring to an AI that can
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
Agreed, but it is the utility that is the root of the value, and the relationship from utility as shelter -> market value is one way.
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
You are thinking of worth and value only in the monetary sense, and the person you are responding to is referring to a house's ability to be valuable to individuals, even if nobody else will pay for it, because it provides them shelter
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
I wanted to have a better understanding of crypto, simply to feel more confident in writing programs that use existing protocols, and started 'Real-World Cryptography' by David Wong. I'm about 3/4 through, and I've
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
> Attacks like these will spur proactive security measures at many companies, for example increasing employee training, upgrading email security to an E5 level, adopting the use of audit logs and increasing the use of encryption during f
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
> Any tool, software language, or AI coder will still be limited by the clarity and completeness of the specs presented. > Nothing will ever turn your fuzzy intent into your clear best interest. I've seen a lot of SWEs saying thi
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
Where I’ve been, they round up to the nearest multiple of 5, and the extra you pay is kept as credit on your account towards future purchases.
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
The point is that many would view Google SWEs as being in the highest echelons. Generally, people who get paid very large amounts of money under capitalism are seen as being hypocritical when they criticize capitalism, if they aren't u
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
Well, it seems like it isn't 1, as everything indicates that Google is doing better financially than ever: https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereksaul/2024/04/25/google-soa...
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by Vegenoid 2y ago
I couldn't get used to it either, so I've rebound it so that IJKL is up/left/down/right (like WASD) and H is for insert mode. Yes, it means that vim mode in other programs isn't as immediately intuitive, and on
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by Vegenoid 3y ago
Of course the CEO is going to say that, because they don't want the law passed. When the chips are down, it's a lot less likely that just pull out than that they take the money from one of the many salivating buyers.
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by Vegenoid 3y ago
> You could just be an Amazon or a Walmart shareholder by logging into your Robinhood account Many Walmart and Amazon employees could not, due to lack of capital. Even if they did buy stock in their company, I think it's pretty clea
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by Vegenoid 3y ago
The equivalent of BeeBase’s error in your example would be simply “invalid regex”, which I’d say is still more useful as regex is widely understood and there are many tools that you can give regex to that will tell you what is wrong with it
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by Vegenoid 3y ago
Local governments shouldn’t be allowed to remove people from public spaces for any reason. There must be a justification, the people must be violating a law. The core of this issue is not about “whether or not local governments are allowed
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by Vegenoid 3y ago
This person did not bring up the lack of proof for the claim unprompted, they responded to somebody asking about the truth of the statement: > So is this a lie? They were responding to this, and my interpretation of what they said is: &q
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by Vegenoid 3y ago
I'm not sure what you mean exactly by 'this field', and I'd never heard of this person, but in spending a few minutes looking him up, his work and his online presence - I find it hard to believe that 'the leading me
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by Vegenoid 3y ago
Unless, as mentioned in the article, your saturated fat intake increases, which seems to be more measurably bad for you than seed oils. Of course, you might disagree with that assessment.

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