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4y ago
But isn't this what Firefox containers achieve? My understanding is that cookies etc aren't shared between containers, so I can stay logged in, and not be tracked across websites. If it's achievable, why compromise?
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4y ago
As opposed to manually trawling through thousands of documents, based on a keyword that may, or may not, appear in the context of the case file? It's a huge boon, but nothing is perfect. If it's that important that absolutely noth
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4y ago
Isn't that do not disturb is for? Starred contacts work with WhatsApp too. I have it set on a sleep schedule; only calls, texts or WhatsApps from a select few get through. FWIW, I do inbox zero, with strict notification rules. If somet
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4y ago
That the same BP that is making record profits during the cost of living crisis? [0] I suspect the "formal economy" is hurting in a number of places, just not the energy sector. 0: https://www.bigissue.com/news
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4y ago
For me that's the biggest takeaway.. whilst chatGPT seems to be stuck at a specific date, Bard is updating extremely quickly. That has huge implications, both good and bad (a lot of code that chatGPT produced when I was playing with it
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4y ago
The parallels are there for DevOps too - think of the wholesale move to AWS, GCP, and Azure, and the move to things like IaC. Sure one class of job has taken a huge hit (sys admins, supposedly ops), but it's been replaced by another th
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4y ago
In many places, without at will employment, you can't lay an individual off, but actually have to make the position redundant.
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4y ago
For reference, I enjoyed playing sumplete. Master level passed the time nicely (not the full 20 hours, but I did come back to it!). Mechanics work well for an AI generated game. No idea if it's novel or not, but it's a good take.
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4y ago
Why does it have to be so binary? Natural Language is great for loosely defining what you want, whilst literal searches are great for finding the exact occurrence of something you know you are looking for. I can imagine something like: Sear
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4y ago
But that came in a nice metal tin :) I can remember having to go halves on it for my Xmas present, as I think it was well outside the norm price wise. Never regretted that purchase though! Unlike a lot of the overpriced half finished pre-or
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4y ago
How much of that is due to salary expectations? I think there's plenty of people that have got used to an inflated salary, so offering "local market rate" won't cut it. Time will tell if the global downturn will lead to
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4y ago
The barber one always gets me. That's a direct 1-1 transaction. You are getting a hair cut, so if it's good, you'll come back. If it's bad you won't. Charge what it costs and give the best service possible. Granted
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4y ago
Also known as a "Backronyn". Start with the acronym you want, and work back from there..
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4y ago
Thanks for that. Some incredible pictures on there. It's an astonishingly fast website too, considering how image heavy it is! Not come across photodeck [0] before, but kudos to them. That's an incredibly pleasant website to navig
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4y ago
Personal anecdotal data, but to be fair to Airbnb, they have repeatedly looked out for me.. Just recently I had someone cancelling on me whilst I was in the car driving to the place. Airbnb were straight on it, instant refund, extra credit
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4y ago
Mac: USB-C Magic Mouse: lightning I have this work provided combo, and the mouse is the only device in the house that takes a lightning connector. Cue frantically trying to find that cable every time it gets low.. USB-C and I could just plu
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4y ago
Or, run a short track butting up to the end of their track, buy the cheapest locomotive and park it at the end. Wait for the inevitable crash of locomotives. Repeat, and watch the AI's company value crater. Buy them for $1
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4y ago
"2) Weird internal ranking system." I thought this was a given? I realised years ago that if I visit LinkedIn I appear in more searches and seem to get more connection requests. I've gone through periods of not using LinkedIn
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4y ago
Does that count for cable internet too? We were one of the first to get cable in the area, so our ping was generally about 5ms.. This was when many others were still on bonded ISDN for a (nice stable) ping of about 120ms or dial up (150+ pi
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“how can we guarantee stability of the network if anybody can connect anything they want to it?” Sounds hauntingly familiar.. "How can we guarantee the security of the phone if owners can just side load anything onto it." https:&
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Like AMP.. Google does what's best for Google. Not saying that's necessarily always a bad thing for the end user, but they do play the long game. Chrome was great at the start, did a lot to drive the web forward, and is now suffo
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4y ago
Even if it is easy to end the contract (just ask to terminate it option), it is quite common that you have to give X months notice. They rely on the fact many members will go less and less each month before reviewing and cancelling, so they
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4y ago
Am I reading that right, that if you point Keepass.exe at any .kdbx and simply add an export option to the XML config it'll export it without the master password? Granted you need local access to modify the config, but generally the .k
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4y ago
As long as it's within 30 days.. Consumer laws give a much longer window, and the retailer is responsible for resolving the issue [0], but any time I've had to try and get something replaced after the time limit it's involved
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4y ago
Almost like you need a CLI as the OS that simply launches the visual UI program for specific tasks. A pretty desktop background and a prompt would go a long way. I'm now picturing something like ChatGPT (or a specifically trained model
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4y ago
The Induction Industry Is Paying HN Influencers to Gush over Induction Stoves (2023) Tongue in cheek, but nowadays it's so hard to establish what is a genuine appraisal and what isn't..
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"As a counterpoint, my experience has been that having a recurring 1:1 on some cadence makes it feel less weird to flag an issue." Agree with this completely, and is something I always introduce straight away with my team. If some
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4y ago
Having just re watched Gremlins with teenage children (for their first time), there is definitely something about that era of movies. Dodgy animatronics were first scoffed at, and then forgotten pretty quickly as everyone just got into the
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Not every game is on steam.. Modern titles with heavy handed anticheat don't work well on Linux (and likely won't ever). e.g. Modern Warfare 2 is classed as "borked"[0] in proton. 0: https://www.protondb.com&#
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Back when you could mod counter strike locally, skin packs etc.. (I'm sure that even before that when you could mod how others saw you.., but that may be rose tinted glasses).. so much fun. It's obvious why they stopped it eventua
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