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Forgive me but I don’t understand why that matters to you and am trying to understand what the issue with Latex is. Because lots of things work this way. For example compilers built on LLV uses an intermediate language and Python uses byte
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1y ago
Curious why that matters to you? I mean everything has dependencies (some of the solutions elsewhere require Chrome and other common solutions require the JVM). At least Pandoc is GPL.
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1y ago
So far as I am aware, Ivy Bridge was the last architecture that is compatible with this sort of thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivy_Bridge_(microarchitecture)
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1y ago
Printers are notoriously hard...to the point that there is the moat that makes people hopeful this is the time Charlie Brown kicks the ball. But the physical properties of paper and the physics of spraying liquids and the chemistry of inkje
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1y ago
I have an inkjet (Cannon Pro100) where the original cartridges are resetable (refillable) and I use 3rd party inks. I've spent about $200 on ink over the past six years and another $200 on a replacement head assembly. I've printed
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1y ago
What the fine article does not mention is that the Federal Flood Insurance Program is what allows people to get mortgages on homes in flood zones. While Federal Flood Insurance is not cheap it is a small fraction of the cost of private floo
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1y ago
what defines it as a "community" Norms and continuity maybe? But my point is that air soft has norms and if video is among them, then that’s just how it is. And for what it is worth your theoretical exercise of keeping private l
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1y ago
The birdwatching community is similar to a collecting community insofar as seeing a bird is like having it in your collection and going out to birdwatch is like hunting items to add to your collection. Lists and records fill the role a phys
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1y ago
Liabilities don’t transfer, Corporate structure doesn’t transfer, and as you point out investors don’t either. Soft liabilities may be significant. For example here we are talking about the move. The headline “Sunshine launches Dazzle” is a
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you risk becoming a side character in someone elses' parasocial relationship Your perception of this as a risk probably suggests cultural and/or generational differences. But for the actual circumstances of the fine article’s au
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BS. If you want to play make believe, that’s fine by me. However I don’t find it intellectually interesting.
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To the degree that kind of tracking significantly matters to you, there are alternatives that scale better and are more under your control. Personally, I doubt stripping the URL is going to meaningfully impact Google’s ability to track thro
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1y ago
The actual content, https://youtu.be/pgqkti7yePk?si=stH2p71kNKy79WK0
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_(occupation) Why are computers called "computers" when they are machines and not people? Words have current uses, not Platonic meanings.
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we'll be able to have a conversation about it That is all you really have. Conversation. Trust. Everything else is pretending their peers don’t have internet access. Pretending your child isn’t clever. Isn’t an autonomous person. Eve
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Good queries are hard. Database design is hard. System architecture is hard. My comment described the problem. The solution is left as an exercise for the reader. Keep in mind that people change their minds, misspeak, and use words in pecul
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1y ago
I think the problem being addressed is A. Last month user fd8120113 said “I don’t like coffee” B. Today they are back for another beverage recommendation SQL is the place to store the relevant fact about user fd8120113 so that yo
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1y ago
Recently, I needed some video for projects If you were not considering hiring a free-lance editor, then the impact was zero. If you were considering hiring an editor for the first time, the impact was slight. Only if you have a track reco
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Even better, you have somewhere to live if your vehicle is in the shop.
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Worker’s Compensation insurance and Social Security taxes are things an employer commonly pays. In addition, employers have general liability for damage by their workers, are responsible for collecting payroll taxes, need to establish the l
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Because Sequoiadendron giganteum requires forest fire, producing a self-sustaining forest in the UK seems a particularly hard row to hoe.
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Wouldn’t a beverage LLM would already “know” espresso is coffee?
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1y ago
Main repository, https://github.com/fferflo/einx
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1y ago
The article is recycled content from this tool, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45238644
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1y ago
Related, John Scalzi's Being Poor https://whatever.scalzi.com/2005/09/03/being-poor/
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The Wright's claims have no independent verification and everything comes from Orville Wright decades later (e.g. Orville restored the Flyer in 1916 and then continuously until he sold it in 1928). In addition the terms on which the Sm
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When you have a printer, cycle times can be much shorter…and a few fast cycles with a job shop will pay for a printer. Small jobs from small customers are not a high priority for job shops. Neither are cheap jobs. Having a printer means you
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AI ain't never gonna pick lettuce for your salad. And the point of entrepreneurship is other people working hard to make you money. What you are experiencing is reversion to the mean. Historically, approximately everyone was a peasant
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1y ago
The landscape/room/etc. is important context. 300 people in Azteca is not a crowd, though it is a crowd in the average McDonalds.
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1y ago
Some past comments, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33678782
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