bartvk

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   by bartvk 1y ago

   I agree but every now and then, he comes with truly exhausting things. Like protectors being not worth it. https://youtu.be/nINIJ1cAbYM
2. 182.▲
   by bartvk 1y ago

   I’m Dutch and we’re noted for our directness and bluntness. So my tolerance for fake flattery is zero. Every chat I start with an LLM, I prefix with “Be curt”.
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   by bartvk 1y ago

   128 GIGABYTES of memory? I didn’t even know that was possible. I know your point was that the sleep malfunctions, but I am curious: this is a beast of a machine, what do you use the memory for? Do you ever quit an app completely? Have you e
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   by bartvk 1y ago

   Yadea, the manufacturer from the article, also has shown a motorcycle. It's called the Kemper and supposedly should be available in Europe, according to this article from a British importer (dated March 2025). The trouble is, I can&#x2
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   by bartvk 1y ago

   Nice and short video. Demonstrates Vim, which seems like a sizable piece of software to get compiled with a subset of all Linux syscalls.
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   by bartvk 1y ago

   You need to clarify such a statement, in my opinion.
7. 187.▲
   by bartvk 1y ago

   Well, now you can filter them out with this useful map.
8. 188.▲
   by bartvk 1y ago

   These hardware issues (too hot, unstable), are they due to installing Fedora? Or is that typical of the Framework Laptop 16?
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   by bartvk 1y ago

   Oh gosh, that's interesting. I bet that complicates using using errno. Or is errno somehow copied into a local variable?
10. 190.▲
    by bartvk 1y ago

    Yes and this actually is the same when you publish an app in the App Store.
11. 191.▲
    by bartvk 1y ago

    You've got more than one? What's the reason for multiple devices all based on the same generation of SoC?
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    by bartvk 1y ago

    Weird how you're downvoted. IMHO, it should not stop its construction, but it's an interesting question. Undoubtedly, after dumping soil on the bridge, shrubbery and even trees will grow, so yes, it could act as a wildfire bridge.
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    by bartvk 1y ago

    I wonder why they didn't opt for your suggestion for multiple modest projects. The article doesn't mention it, it only says: > National Park Service began a decades-long study of the region’s mountain lion population that the 1
14. 194.▲
    by bartvk 1y ago

    I found that over the years, it's easy to look at someone's business and conclude they're making bank.
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    by bartvk 1y ago

    There's option 3, and that's: don't say anything, strike some passages and sign it. Whether that's a good idea, that depends on the circumstances but I'm just noting it as an option.
16. 196.▲
    by bartvk 1y ago

    How many developers do you think would work even a single hour for that price tag?
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    by bartvk 1y ago

    Personally I feel it's okay but kinda weird. I mean why not call it privacy. Gray pattern, IMHO. For example venice.ai simply doesn't have a privacy setting because they don't use the data from chats. (They do have basic tele
18. 198.▲
    by bartvk 1y ago

    Indeed. Click your profile in the top right, click on the settings icon. In Settings, select "Data Controls" (not "privacy") and then there's a setting called "Improve the model for everyone" (not "pr
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    by bartvk 1y ago

    You could simply add a par2 file but the default setting makes it pretty big. I just tried on an 876 kB Word file. And I got a bunch of par files totaling 1158 kB. The man page says it'll correct up to 100 errors.
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    by bartvk 1y ago

    It's a hassle, it's in the way of mowing.
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    by bartvk 1y ago

    Yes, fencing is very costly especially because cows are strong. I grew up on the countryside and learned a couple of things. Fencing not only needs to be built but also maintained. You can also use electric fences but that's basically
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    by bartvk 1y ago

    Have you thought about just solving the problem with hardware? I.e. one giant 38" wide screen?
23. 203.▲
    by bartvk 1y ago

    Very cool. Sometimes, DC fast charging is more accessible than AC.
24. 204.▲
    by bartvk 1y ago

    If not home-grown, where did you move to?
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    by bartvk 1y ago

    Educators are already adapting. I teach CS and we do verbal assessments of students their code. According to my students, a certain percentage slip through but all in all, it's nowhere the problem that this article makes it out to be (
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    by bartvk 1y ago

    I teach at a college in The Netherlands, and this is not my experience at all. We give the students assignments, and when they hand them in, there's usually an individual assessment. Then we walk through the code, and ask them a bunch
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    by bartvk 1y ago

    Nowadays, normal users don't need to know. They just "brew install <name>".
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    by bartvk 1y ago

    I very much like your comment. It describes practical use of diagrams. In the past, I've included diagrams for a particularly complex state in the comment on top of my code. It certainly doesn't describe the whole system, or even
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    by bartvk 2y ago

    So to summarize. In the old situation, you write CREATE TABLE statement at the start of the project. And when you add a feature, you have to write an ALTER TABLE script. In this new situation, you just change the CREATE TABLE script. And Su
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    by bartvk 2y ago

    Oh wow yes, you made me remember I didn't much like that. Money was tight as a teenager and it always hurt a little to "spend" floppy disks on multiple copies.