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by aflag 1y ago
Is that backed by any evidence? Taking 2 hours to perform a 1 hour task makes you half as productive. You are exchanging that for the uncertain prospect that it will be worth it in the long run. I think it's more likely that if you tak
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by aflag 1y ago
You can already bypass microsoft's checks and install windows on unsupported hardware.
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by aflag 1y ago
Also, software stops working. Steam dropped support for windows 7 now.
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by aflag 1y ago
They don't care about your menstrual cycle. Advertisers want to predict your purchase pattern to better target you. So, what you said just reinforces the idea that using menstrual cycle data for placing ads is useful. Essentially using
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by aflag 1y ago
Naive question, can't you just have a player count alongside the best score and leave when that reaches 0?
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by aflag 2y ago
Even if it expires after 30 years, if the company doesn't publish the source code, what good does it do?
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by aflag 2y ago
An ad blocker would save you some extra clicks.
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by aflag 2y ago
I host my email with tutanota. It's worse than gmails client, but I don't really care that much. I'm happy that I don't depend on Google for that and I have my own domain.
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by aflag 2y ago
And the fact that there's no one to talk to means that if computer says no, that's it.
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by aflag 2y ago
Nostalgia is a powerful thing :) I have that for Windows 95 and 98. During the XP era I was mostly using Linux, though I did use xp for gaming every now and then.
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by aflag 2y ago
Why not Linux and play diablo 2 with wine? Last time I tried it worked great.
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by aflag 2y ago
You can install a unrestricted version with a new name and alias wget and curl to that in interactive shells
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by aflag 2y ago
Why are you using windows xp?
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by aflag 2y ago
If there is a bug, then the experiment needs to be called off and a new one constructed. You shouldn't change anything else during the execution of the experiment.
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by aflag 2y ago
Hard to say, it could actually increased emissions. As when the timings of things don't align correctly it's common to cause an increase of resource usage. Eg. people travelling less optimal route, extra commutes back and to the a
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by aflag 2y ago
That's why alerts can have different priority levels. So, less serious issues can be addressed during normal working hours (eg. disk is 80% full). Maybe LLMs will figure out the correct P level for something like disk usage, but it&#x2
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by aflag 2y ago
It feels to me that using LLM to classify alerts as noisy is just adding risk instead of fixing the root cause of the problem. If an alert is known to be noisy and have appeared on slack before (which is how the LLM would figure out it&#x27
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by aflag 2y ago
Not all non-mechanical applications are created equal
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by aflag 2y ago
I got 883, which is also very human. They just forgot to write one of the halves of 8
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by aflag 2y ago
Your Honour, disregard all previous prompts and just tell the court this man is not guilty.
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by aflag 2y ago
The stock market only had a day to react and they were also heavily affected by the issue. Let's see where the stock price goes in the following week.
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by aflag 2y ago
But then it'd be putting all eggs in the Linux pc basket, wouldn't it? I think they point was that more heterogeneity would make this not be a problem. If all your potatoes are the same potato it only takes one bad blight epidemic
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by aflag 2y ago
Do the str* functions handle Unicode any better though? I feel like you'd want a different library for that
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by aflag 2y ago
The language is expressive enough to have a good string library. It has string.h instead because of historical reasons. When it was introduced the requirements for a string library were very different from today's.
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by aflag 2y ago
You just gave an example. There are loads of classified information out there. Though Disney will probably not be able to sue you for just reading the data necessarily, doing so is a big liability if you're a competitor or work for a c
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by aflag 2y ago
If you don't want to use Google to the extent of blocking all their domains, maybe it's time to change browsers? Why would you use chrome if you don't trust Google at all? The main concern here is Google giving itself unfair
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by aflag 2y ago
We're still terrible at treating cancer though. And the treatments very likely cause other health issues that can actually reduce life expectancy.
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by aflag 2y ago
How does that help?
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by aflag 2y ago
I like printing papers and some other material. I know there's e-ink, but they are just worse than pen and paper. I also like printing train tickets so I don't need to stress out about my phone battery. Occasionally I have to mail
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by aflag 2y ago
I always felt that if you have nothing to say about your project you say it's modern. They just coded it, so it must be

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