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cestith
7mo ago
This is exactly why in some countries traffic fines are proportional to income.
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I know of someone who was let go from an employer when they contacted the doctor’s office whose stationary was used on the employee's many absence excuse notes. It turned out they were a gerontology office. The employee was in their ea
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cestith
7mo ago
ECC is like Ethernet. The name doesn’t have to change for the technology to update.
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7mo ago
Dolt is definitely the most interesting thing mentioned to me.
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7mo ago
I’m on a 16GB M1 Pro. Slack, Zoom, then browser tabs for Jira, PagerDuty, GMail, Confluence, and a Google doc and it’s swapping like mad. It’s that fast SSD and the integrated memory, so it swaps quickly. Swapping is still swapping though.
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7mo ago
I’m guessing pickled eggs are zero-width spaces?
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7mo ago
It looks like a good value if you can get by with 8 GB of RAM. This is a market niche that will sell, but it doesn’t replace the Air. The Air has 16GB standard and can be ordered with up to 32. I’m also curious about the benchmarks between
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7mo ago
Proteins aren’t entirely fungible, no. Some of them have things in common, though, sometimes enough to do similar things. Industrial protein use doesn’t need to be precise enough for life. There are research teams in Japan, the US, and the
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7mo ago
Imagine being in the last phase of life and finding you have to work full time as a Walmart greeter because you can’t support yourself as a working artist anymore due to ageist pricks being in charge of policy.
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7mo ago
The defining characteristic of plastic would seem to be the definition of the word from which they are named. That is, that plastics are plastic . It means they are easily shaped, molded, formed, or extruded.
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7mo ago
I’m hoping this is a first step toward using some other protein(s). There are some fairly high protein plants like chickpeas and soy that are less intensive to produce than milk.
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7mo ago
Sometimes for physical property the police take it and the owner can get it back from them. That much is sometimes free. My motorcycle got returned, but if I wanted compensation for the substantial damage done to it I would have had to get
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7mo ago
Copyright infringement in the United States has both civil and criminal elements at law.
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That’s a disincentive to authors in their later years if it’s a straight rule. We’d need something like a minimum of 20 years or up to their 100th birthday or something.
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There’s a difference between happening to be captured on camera if there’s a camera in a public place and having a government agency identify and track you and your vehicle across hundreds of miles of travel.
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7mo ago
Every market on some level can be analogized to a common and simple market. One of the common examples in management books is the signage industry. You can have custom logos custom molded, extruded, embossed, carved, or at least printed ont
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There were years in the 1990s and early 2000s when it was easy to get faster runtimes by using more memory, back when even on a multi-user system like Linux or BSD was typically running one main program at a time. We had multiple hardware w
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8mo ago
If we put Sam and Jensen together as the guests in a HN or Slashdot AMA thread, I’m not sure we could tell them from a poorly trained LLM.
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8mo ago
Listen, I fully support your right to buy and use whatever you want from Priscilla’s or Adam & Eve. Keep it consensual and not in public view though, okay? AI use is similar. Ask it to do whatever writing or text wrangling you want, but
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Taking back the emdash — fight the power.
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Well, they’re dealing with an administration indifferent to thinking. Everything is emotional.
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One of the comments on the original article plays aerodynamics off as unimportant, saying only up to 0.4 miles per gallon difference. Even if that number was true, this is an industry that gives drivers patches on their shirt or hat for ave
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Both the US and China are openly hostile to domestic populations.
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8mo ago
Yet we have the current example of the United States.
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I guess I can’t fault the author for the omission, but I wish it had mentioned my daily driver. I use the Model 100 from Keyboardio. I have two. https://shop.keyboard.io/products/model-100 When I travel I use either th
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8mo ago
Perpetually low pay sees fewer truly competent people going into education. It also means that mid-career people who are trying to raise families often leave for better pay and hours.
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But you get the best teachers by requiring a Masters and paying $40k a year while your school has three assistant principals and your district pays six figures apiece to multiple assistant superintendents, right?
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8mo ago
I buy a lot of books for an individual. I have a dedicated library room in my home, and that’s not the only place there are bookcases. I shop by ISBN often because I want specifically a particular edition in a particular cover. So it’s not
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Two ways poor school districts could work on serving the kids are take some money from administration salaries to pay teachers and take some money from administration salaries to pay for breakfast and lunch for students.
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- Sneakers - Pirates of Silicon Valley - Snowden - The IT Crowd - Real Genius - The Great Hack - Virtuosity - The Conversation - Who Am I - Anon - Ghost in the Shell (Anime) - The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo - The Accountant & The Accou
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