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by binkHN 3y ago
This has always been one of my favorite Windows extras—glad to see it continually get updated over the years.
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by binkHN 3y ago
Wow. What a patent-worthy invention that is far from non-obvious.
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by binkHN 3y ago
Unfortunately the article provides no detail on what's infringing.
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by binkHN 3y ago
It appears this Remastered version has “hi-res” graphics—though I’m not certain how valuable it is on a tiny phone screen.
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by binkHN 3y ago
On my aging Windows ThinkPad with 32GB of RAM, my hiberfil.sys is ~12GB, so you would be correct. As for S2 moving to S3, this is similar to how I’ve been using the system for years; close the lid and I get S2 or S3 (haven’t looked to see
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by binkHN 3y ago
You found something you enjoyed and turned it into a career. There is no reason why you wouldn't continue to enjoy it, especially with deadlines and all the other stuff that comes with work removed.
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by binkHN 3y ago
Very cool bro!
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by binkHN 3y ago
> ...provide a reason in <250 characters For what it's worth, I've been using something similar with my prompts and felt the completions did a poor job of honoring this, but do a better job when asked to use words instead of
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by binkHN 3y ago
> Samsung Electronics won’t be swapping out the default search engine on its smartphones from Google to Microsoft’s Bing any time soon, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The Brains of Dogs Are Getting Bizarrely Bigger, Study Says(popularmechanics.com)
2 points by binkHN 3y ago|1 comments
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by binkHN 3y ago
Don't look, but C is slowly being ripped out and replaced with Rust...
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by binkHN 3y ago
Technical detail: > Each A3 supercomputer is packed with 4th generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors backed by 2TB of DDR5-4800 memory. But the real "brains" of the operation come from the eight Nvidia H100 "Hopper"
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by binkHN 3y ago
Fully concur with this! It succinctly sums up the article! There really isn't much meat there!
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by binkHN 3y ago
> In the end, we reduced core Messenger code by 84 percent, from more than 1.7M lines to 360,000. iOS only.
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by binkHN 3y ago
> ...unsupported Pixel Slate... What's unsupported about it? I picked this up on a fire sale and it still gets updates.
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by binkHN 3y ago
Thanks for this! I think this is a new setting. If you go into Early Access Apps, you can Allow the Core Data Access Permissions, but it's not clear what this actually enables. Here is the URL for this and it specifically mentions Ba
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by binkHN 3y ago
Nice write up. > Today I get by on notebook computers only. I run ... ChromeOS. I think ChromeOS is the diamond in the rough. Updates are a breeze, it Just Works and one can easily run Linux via a well-integrated virtual machine if they
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by binkHN 3y ago
For those just reading the comments, the article mentions the 7000 series chips and the numbers here reflect the prior generation.
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by binkHN 3y ago
I did this migration on my phone and it broke reminder creation on my Google smart speakers. Only works on my phone now.
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by binkHN 3y ago
TL;DR: China stopped subsiding this and more mines are coming online.
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Seven Ways AI Can Help You Manage Your ADHD(lifehacker.com)
2 points by binkHN 4y ago|0 comments
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by binkHN 4y ago
Back in the day I used to do this on file servers at the block level. Was valuable as storage was more limited, IT would often have duplicated large deployment images and users would often have duplicate copies of the same files. Multiple o
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by binkHN 4y ago
Show me the API.
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by binkHN 4y ago
I have to concur with the article. That said, this likely won’t get far. Google has allowed multiple app stores for years and, still, the vast majority of purchases come from the Google Play Store—so much so that the vast majority of deve
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by binkHN 4y ago
> ...nobody uses Bing if they want good search results. Sadly, I think I'd argue that nobody has good search results anymore. Google's results have been SEO'd to the hilt and most of the results are blog spam garbage nowad
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by binkHN 4y ago
> ...how the hell was Microsoft with OpenAI that came up with the biggest hit in AI? Microsoft is just an investor that got access to a product that OpenAI has been working on for the last 7 years. OpenAI has a single purpose and doesn&#
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by binkHN 4y ago
I took a similar approach with a somewhat complicated scheduling requirement across dates and times. I originally brute forced the problem, but the solution was a bit inelegant and not ideal. When I used constraint programming to solve the
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by binkHN 4y ago
Very cool! I never knew about this! I really appreciate the latency during upload test. I've bookmarked this and will stop using speedtest.net. Thank you!
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by binkHN 4y ago
Is there something like this for Android?
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by binkHN 4y ago
> AB Classic Wow. Couldn't even leave the words Angry Birds in the title.

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