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by cerved 5y ago
Weird sentences
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by cerved 5y ago
AFAIK SSDs are generally replaceable, even in MacBooks. If you can replace it, I wouldn't worry too much
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by cerved 5y ago
and its forced labor practices
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by cerved 5y ago
The US penal system is an inhumane disgrace
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by cerved 5y ago
Globo Chem "We own everything so you don't have to"
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by cerved 5y ago
I've seen HDMI plugs listed on eBay which supposedly "double the hash rate" on 3060. I figured it was some kind of scam but didn't know they were throttled. I'm curious about how this is implemented. I'm also s
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by cerved 5y ago
big, computer parts in general have a good second hand market
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by cerved 5y ago
huh, so this is why I've been seeing HDMI plugs that supposedly double the hashrate of 3060s How is this even implemented?
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by cerved 5y ago
can somebody explain?
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by cerved 5y ago
> Scala Scala isn't exactly an imperative language. If anything it's the actor model isn't exactly easy to wrap your head around
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by cerved 5y ago
everybody wants todos resolved but chances are that if a decision is made to fix, make issues or nuke them, they'll just get nuked instead
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by cerved 5y ago
Can't you configure Xcode to filter out such warnings? TODOs offer valuable insight but they may not warrant turning into issues or stories. Removing valuable information because it's cluttering seems like a shame. Better if you c
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by cerved 5y ago
I'll throw this into the mix git --no-pager grep -I --full-name --line-number 'TODO' |\ sed 's/\(^[^:]*\):\([0-9]\+\):.*/\1\n\2/' |\ xargs -d '\n' -n2 sh -c 'git --no-pager bl
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by cerved 5y ago
Forcing something down everyone's throat is an hyperbole. They are not slandering systemd developers, nobody's suggesting people have to eat systemd. This is not offensive and it's not a crime, it's an opinion
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by cerved 5y ago
I can't weigh in on the pros/cons of systemd because that's out of my depth. But I am somewhat fascinated by the hate it seems to endure. Like this https://suckless.org/sucks/systemd/ I guess it&#x
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by cerved 5y ago
No, you're right. But since there's a whole field on the subject I figured they could have chosen something with clinical utility and I don't really understand why they didn't
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by cerved 5y ago
Because I had already spent time reading and maybe someone could enlighten me as to why it in fact is interesting. That and I was also hoping to get insulted
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by cerved 5y ago
The only judgement I made was to not read the whole paper. I read up until the paper stated that classifying sex based on retinal pictures was unlikely to be clinically useful. At which point I lost interest. Why wasn't the ML model an
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by cerved 5y ago
They wrote in the paper it's useless
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by cerved 5y ago
No, not really. This doesn't have anything to do with US companies using ad targeting services that don't comply with GDPR. Schrems 2 is case primarily about US companies working with US authorities. https://edpb.europa
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by cerved 5y ago
it's not about where the data is stored, it's about Facebooks inability to guarantee the rights of EU citizens and their data as it's transferred to the US
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by cerved 5y ago
It's not a matter of data being encrypted, it's about the US authorities being able to demand decrypted access to the data of EU citizens from Facebook.
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by cerved 5y ago
I often find the opposite to be true. Where I have to spend a lot of time clearly defining a hierarchical structure, which after implementation needs to restructured. Or fighting against an already defined hierarchy, usually unchangeable an
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by cerved 5y ago
No but that doesn't mean a decentralized VCS is the best tool for the job. A file server may be sufficient and more efficient
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by cerved 5y ago
They're different verticals with very different demands, challenges and markets.
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by cerved 5y ago
Ångström is the shit
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by cerved 5y ago
that's about the only conceivable niche I can think of, even then I'm skeptical about turning the VCS into an asset manager You can't diff and I'm not not convinced the VCS should carry the burden of version controlling
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by cerved 5y ago
okay, but why? Lots of people want to use document databases as if they were relational, lots of people want to use their RDBMS as a file server and lots of people use spreadsheets for just about everything. Lots of people wanting to use a
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by cerved 5y ago
I suppose it depends how much disk you have :P
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by cerved 5y ago
Why do you think it should be within the scope of git?

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