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You wouldn't have liked the Beatles(thomasbarrie.substack.com)
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
In this case it's more like it's replacing management or executives. There is still a person, with an ownership stake, putting up the capital, and taking the profits (if any).
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
Well, see, one is Thunderbolt io, and the other is Thunderbolt.io.
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
I think the comment is mimicking the style of the article.
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
Thanks. I never would have thought to do that - the News app wasn't even one of the default targets for me.
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
Except it doesn't work with links, which is usually how I find news stories. I have Apple One (which includes News), but If I click on a link to the WSJ, I get the paywall. To read the article, I have to copy the article title or headl
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
> The ACE 1000 also had a built-in power supply and 64k of RAM while Apple’s machine did not. The Apple II series (except for the later //c) all had quality switching power supplies built-in. That was already something Apple wa
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
The conspiracy theorists like to involve Kubrick, because he did such a good job on 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968).
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
Does anyone know how the blocking functionality works? I worked on some eBPF code a few years ago (when BTF/CO-RE was new), and while it was powerful, you couldn't just write to memory, or make function calls in the kernel. Is the
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
I read that it could add up to $80 billion/year, at most.
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
It's uncomfortable and awkward (the Wii was on his leg in the first shot), and often you need to break concentration and pack things up to let someone out of or into their seat.
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
Still looks like a plane to me, with rows of 2-3-2 seats. There are definitely no buses that wide.
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
Is it well water and a septic system, or is it serviced?
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
It doesn't seem to work that way today.
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
The filtering looks fairly powerful, but I wonder if I could have it hide notifications from apps that I haven't interacted with in 24 hours. I would do that for ALL of the delivery and transportation apps.
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
> Turn off every notification that isn’t actionable or joyful to you. I have notifications on for Uber Eats because I want updates when I order a food delivery. Of course, the app takes this opportunity to randomly (though infrequently)
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by badc0ffee 6mo ago
I think it's not just the notch, but that menu bar icons are more widely spaced than they used to be. I want to say it happened around Sonoma (10.14)? I was working on a Mac app at the time. Icon styles went from dense with a generally
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by badc0ffee 7mo ago
This is most likely true. I can confirm that Canadian Philadelphia cheese is made in Canada.
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by badc0ffee 7mo ago
> this doesn't appear to be the case for Imane Khelif. It absolutely does appear to be the case, but Imane is very vague about it in interviews. > These women are women, would have been recognized as such by anyone throughout his
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by badc0ffee 7mo ago
I wouldn't say it enforces that the comment start with the name of the identifier. Maybe certain linter options enforce that? In https://go.dev/doc/comment it seems to be a convention, but there are a couple of ex
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by badc0ffee 7mo ago
Damn, that Dell case, fancy Xeon processor and nVidia card must really be worth a lot, because the rest of what you get for $9k is 32 GB RAM, a 512 GB SSD, and a Windows 11 Pro license, all while consuming hundreds of watts of power.
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by badc0ffee 7mo ago
It's certainly beefier than a Mini - 6 TB5 ports (which can drive 6 PCIe 5.0 x4 slots in an enclosure if you want), M3 Ultra, up to 256GB RAM.
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by badc0ffee 7mo ago
From what I've read, these women all had CAIS or similar, and testosterone had no effect on their bodies. Thankfully the new IOC guidelines have an exception for that and would let them compete with women. But I want to point out that
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by badc0ffee 7mo ago
It was trained on the two existing open source Go implementations of JSONata.
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by badc0ffee 7mo ago
Caster Semenya: https://www.bbc.com/sport/athletics/67367157
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by badc0ffee 7mo ago
It's a pizza box, for a 6" pizza.
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by badc0ffee 7mo ago
> This poor bloke who found out he was infertile during a premarital medical exam, for instance: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7760426/ Interesting. Perhaps a better test is needed. > You're
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by badc0ffee 7mo ago
I have a lot of sympathy for Imane Khelif and Caster Semenya, as they were assigned female at birth and raised as girls, and they want to compete with women. But I don't know if there's a case to be made that they're biologic
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by badc0ffee 7mo ago
> There's also cis-male people who will "pass" that SRY test if they take it for some reason... This is news to me - which males are you talking about here? > This is a dumb ass way to try and define the woman's ca
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by badc0ffee 7mo ago
Apple still sells a workstation-type machine: the Mac Studio.

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