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by ano-ther 5mo ago
There is a tiny dot for the actuaries at 14%
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
That could actually make it work -- but I just tested and, sadly, the cursor still gets teleported without a trace.
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How much history should there be in science education?(chemistryworld.com)
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
Windows has a “snap to default button“ setting which does the same. Saves you a bit of movement on large screens, but since it jumps it doesn’t lead the eyes which makes is disorienting.
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
Nice! Even for a non weather nerd like me it makes for a helpful, and privacy friendly, forecast app, especially using the ensemble. The scoring on rain seems a bit binary though. In my area, one got 100%, the rest all scored 0.
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
My point was about "most" vs. "slim". Two percent of the 5.6 million voters are 112k people. And since only half of them actually vote, it's a majority of around 56k. [1] That's a slim majority, even for a smal
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
Is 52% “most“ (headline) or “a slim majority“ (article)?
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
Re [0] how do they measure this reliably during a race, especially the C-isotopes in the breath? From the picture it looks like he is only wearing a watch and there is perhaps a little bulge on his left side.
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
Agree. The Miro and Prezi analogy could lead to some very helpful new ways. And re naming conventions: I really would like to have a linter that gives me all files in my convention (could be a local view for me rather than forcing for every
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
On one hand I agree that the content of a file should guide a search. Copilot has improved lately to help me find something (standard Windows or SharePoint makes even searching for file names painful). On the other hand, folders are still a
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
Yes, they only had data for West Eurasia. > Just because an allele, SNP, or trait swept into or out of West Eurasia during this time doesn’t mean this happened only in West Eurasia. Researchers can use the new computational methods to lo
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
Neat. But I am still disappointed that their ATEM Mini Extreme does not capture the transitions when recording to disk and opening in DaVinci Resolve (you only get the tracks). In their marketing materials it sounded like you do. Switched b
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
Good find. It cites a paper from 1935: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.21.5.252 Here is a bit more: https://mathoverflow.net/questions/57465/can-we-unify-additi...
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
The French move will hit the Productivity/ Business segment. Their motivation is to limit extra-European dependence so they will look elsewhere for this. Similar to Germany with its DeutschlandStack and some migrations already ongoing.
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
Thank you. Am moving away from Outlook and Thunderbird is my default option. Betterbird looks promising, so I'll give it a try (or some of the ones in the thread)
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by ano-ther 6mo ago
As a lot of people in this thread advise against Thunderbird, what do you recommend instead (preferably for Windows as I am stuck on that)?
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by ano-ther 7mo ago
Looking at the skill.md wouldn’t this actually increase token use since the model now needs to reformat its output? Funny idea though. And I’d like to see a more matter-of-fact output from Claude.
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by ano-ther 7mo ago
Nice tool, which came just in time. Took me a while to figure out how to sweep (hold ctrl while selecting one of the tracks on the right, then hit start), which could be explained in a slightly longer tooltip for start. The auto sweep creat
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by ano-ther 7mo ago
This group (also at ETH Zurich) has good (and free) intro courses: https://safari.ethz.ch/courses/
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by ano-ther 7mo ago
This is the modern version of the slave reminding the Roman emperor that he is mortal: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/4pywzk/did_r...
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by ano-ther 7mo ago
Good example of why synthetic market research based on LLMs won’t add much value. You just won’t find such hacks in the model. See also: https://lovelaceanalytics.com/posts/synthetic-responses-lie/
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by ano-ther 7mo ago
Fascinating. How many generations does it take to evolve such a feature? And what steps does that process take?
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by ano-ther 7mo ago
Fully agree. The problem is that on a fresh system with a free MS account, OneDrive shows up as the first choice as “$User - Personal files”. No notice that this actually only stores it online and offers only a fraction of the 1TB local dri
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by ano-ther 7mo ago
That would improve things. Over the weekend, a family member could not log into their laptop any longer. Turned out to be “a problem with Teams” that required an unscheduled update which was marked as optional. Needless to say that they nev
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by ano-ther 7mo ago
This sounds exciting and it seems to be enabled on my Windows installation (checked with their tool). But where do I go from here? Is there something usable for the end user (like the settings app they mention) or is it developers-only for
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by ano-ther 8mo ago
Interesting that for a paper by Don Knuth himself the PDF was created with dvips (TeX Live) but then switched to Acrobat Distiller, resulting in a rather low resolution (at least on my screen). From the document properties: > Creator: d
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by ano-ther 8mo ago
The accompanying Claude skill is also worth reading: https://github.com/AdrianKrebs/ballmer-peak-skill/blob/maste...
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by ano-ther 8mo ago
Great post. Even if you don’t care for the 6$, avoiding to hog 64% of the CPU would be worth it.
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by ano-ther 9mo ago
Not that this isn’t bad, doesn’t this only apply when an update is available? So you have to be on a shady hotspot, without VPN, AMD has recently published an update, and your update scheduler is timed to run. That would be a little less th
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by ano-ther 9mo ago
There is a setting to control which app that key opens.

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