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by cabirum 4y ago
Stop calling it "meat", please. It's not. Meat grows on animal skeletons. Use terms like "reprocessed plant sludge", soysage, or shitpatty.
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by cabirum 4y ago
Any chance you can share the contact for your dentist?
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by cabirum 4y ago
A gimmick. It's wireless but requires zero distance from the charger. It takes longer to charge. The device becomes hot. Inefficient. Requires a level surface and exact alignment to work. Makes the device difficult to use while chargin
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by cabirum 4y ago
Filenames come from multiple filesystems (and not just filesystems!), with different encodings and such. Both ntfs and ext3 can use arbitrary bytes as names, not representable in utf8. (Contrary to popular belief, ntfs works with any byte s
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by cabirum 4y ago
It's the death of the boilerplate code. Ai is just statistics, remixing code that was written before. It will not be able to produce new ideas.
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by cabirum 4y ago
A rubber duck. $1.99, no subscription, no monthly payments. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
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by cabirum 4y ago
Why would anyone rely on an undocumented easter egg in a product that has nothing to do with timers?
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by cabirum 4y ago
A modern ICBM (see: Sarmat) carries multiple independently targetable warheads (or hypersonic gliders), equipped with active missile defense countermeasures and decoys, striking from arbitrary direction (eg flying over south pole on a non-b
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by cabirum 4y ago
Is there a team for California in the Olympics?
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by cabirum 4y ago
Doesn't look dead for me. A bunch of things not updated due to resource shortage, methinks. https://github.com/ziglang/zig/graphs/contributors
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by cabirum 4y ago
Any guarantees a new, incompatible USB standard does not get introduced soon after? (Or even before end of 2024) The one true universal charging port is a round DC plug. USB power delivery should only be used to power external devices.
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by cabirum 4y ago
It no longer matters who did it, if you think about it.
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by cabirum 4y ago
So is it now free-for-all to destroy underwater infrastructure?
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by cabirum 4y ago
Can I use it in a base of my kettle to boil water?
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by cabirum 4y ago
The safest course of action is keeping 100% remote but interviewing in-person at least once.
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by cabirum 4y ago
Just a week ago, an underwater attack drone has been found [1] beaching near russian naval base. These could be used to damage the pipeline. This benefits the US trying to prevent the EU backing down from their own sanctions in face of crum
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by cabirum 4y ago
Rock paper scissors
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by cabirum 4y ago
Original photos are not affected. Probably just a bug in their image manipulation lib when generating previews. All the corrupted images can be rebuild from originals.
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by cabirum 4y ago
My motherboard says it has "reinforced" pcie slot :) But yea, I have to say peak power consumption has to be regulated so companies compete in efficiency, not raw power.
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by cabirum 4y ago
Are css variables intended to be used like that? "--radius-2": unprefixed, in global scope/namespace? I'd rather use scss variables and modules tbh.
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by cabirum 4y ago
Is it even possible to have speculative execution and not being vulnerable to related exploits?
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by cabirum 4y ago
A universally perfect language can't exist. There are general purpose languages (say, java, go, rust, ts, and c -- one is better than another for specific tasks), and then there are HDLs, DSLs, constraint and SAT solvers, and many more
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by cabirum 4y ago
Somehow I thought there is something like "disable shell expansions" option or "raw strings mode" in Bash. Seems like I was wrong.
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by cabirum 4y ago
No, babel is completely optional for react+typescript.
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by cabirum 4y ago
React is a mature project with a huuuge ecosystem of libraries and components. It is wery well tested. While not being particularly great at anything, its not worst at anything, either. I dont expect a competent dev to ever encounter perfor
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by cabirum 4y ago
The article is from 2029 so the dates check out :)
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by cabirum 4y ago
"Published: September 05, 2029". A time traveler, heh. Or another victim of US date formatting. Why do people still use cygwin, and not WSL or an actual linux?
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by cabirum 4y ago
The parent edited their comment and the context for my reply is lost.
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by cabirum 4y ago
Notice how the only geopolitical competitors of the US are also "the biggest bringers of pain and suffering"? That is because US does not tolerate competition and tries to prevent others to develop at any cost, including brainwash
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by cabirum 4y ago
Combined into raid array for faster writes haha?

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