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by bmicraft 1y ago
I've been to plenty of local joints where photos clearly a) weren't taken by them, and b) didn't at all match the food. Still delicious food for a good price, but the picture is more a vague idea of what it could look like if
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by bmicraft 1y ago
You also can't empathize with poor people if your needs are met too well.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
AFAIK most cells can only divide a limited number of times, because the dna gets shorter with every copy. There is a finite bit of padding at the end (that you're born with) and once that's used up through too many copies, the cel
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by bmicraft 1y ago
That's a very easy fix. Just make the volume proportional to the amount of metal detected.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
Anything without ANC is basically unusable, and better ANC (which usually correlates with good sound quality) pretty noticeably improves your experience on the subway.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
If an LLM can hallucinate an endpoint, then the server is allowed to hallucinate being a teapot :)
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by bmicraft 1y ago
My Mikrotik router (and afaict all of them) don't support more than one DoH address.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
Even if the result makes some kind of sense, 99% of the time it will be an error in programming and therefore not be useful or safe to continue.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
You're late, it's up again (also this is at least the 5th post)
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by bmicraft 1y ago
How is having somebody play this modified tetris better than having a computer do it, (and do it thousands of times faster too)?
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by bmicraft 1y ago
undefined or TypeError would be suitable.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
You might call it ambitious to "so stubbornly fight regulation", I'd call it immoral and corrupt.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
They're gonna round the same each time you're running it on the same hardware.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
The core argument sounds a lot like "it's not true if I don't feel like it's true". Which of course decades of anti-eu parties and ads can have a massive impact on.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
People using subpar ad blockers mostly, or more than one.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
I'm sorry but I don't quite get what you mean here. Could you maybe put it in simpler terms?
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by bmicraft 1y ago
The law only cares about security, but manufacturers are free to do better than that.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
That's not really true with home assistant. The two exceptions are devices which - require third party cloud services - use custom integrations (because they aren't natively supported by HA) Which is also why everybody an
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by bmicraft 1y ago
Depending on when that was, it might make sense to try it again. I've got 25+ actively used automations and none of them need custom yaml anymore. Things really are continuously improving with every passing year. I do use the (jinja) v
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by bmicraft 1y ago
> As long as the gypsies in Slovakia call themselves thus As is the case with the n-word. I'm not policing anything (obviously, since I'm not in any position of authority) - I am however pointing it out since I've come acr
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by bmicraft 1y ago
I've not had a MB where you had to spam any key. Just hold it on boot and wait until you see the menu. Select the one you want to boot now with either mouse or keyboard. This doesn't usually change the default boot order. If you m
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by bmicraft 1y ago
You realize that's a slur, right?
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by bmicraft 1y ago
And yet it works almost flawlessly everywhere it's been tried. But sure, the US is different, special. That's always the argument, right?
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by bmicraft 1y ago
> - Replace GRUB with something more modern like rEFInd or Clover with a nice looking theme. Replace Grub with nothing. If you're not doing bootable snapshots like openSUSE, then there is virtually no benefit in a "boot loader&
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by bmicraft 1y ago
Some buggy uefis can actually get bricked when clearing or writing to the wrong efivars. But blaming anything but the hardware manufacturer for is misguided to say the least.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
The AI isn't much easier, when you consider the "AI" step is actually: create dataset -> train model -> fine-tune model -> run model to train a much smaller model -> ship much smaller model to end devices.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
~99% of people manage that, it's like the worst possible indicator for the wisdom or quality of a person. All while at the same time putting everybody who didn't get the chance yet below them. It feels very arbitrary - there are a
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by bmicraft 1y ago
If they'd pushed nuclear then whatever monetary support they could win over for their cause would reach a lot shorter.
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by bmicraft 1y ago
Nuclear is so expensive to build that it has to run 24/7. If you decide to only run it a couple hours a week lighting stacks of cash on fire would be more efficient economically. It doesn't at all fit into a renewable model where
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by bmicraft 1y ago
> Just the fact that they lived so much longer. That's not a reason, you're just repeating the question. "Having lived long" is a value neutral statement of fact. How do you derive value from that? > And are usuall

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