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I keep it for sending the thing in for repair or trade-in. Most other manufacturers don’t offer warranty repair in most cases like AppleCare does and they don’t offer trade-in. So there’s no point in keeping the box around. I’m not sure any
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Writing a journal or articles is a lot like rubber-ducking. It gives you time and space to think about the subject more deeply, reach new conclusions, and compartmentalize a topic. Thinking about something also makes you learn it better and
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3y ago
> Lenny has a major issue (which I think is a fatal flaw) which is that as soon as you go to the site you have to choose a server (of which there are hundreds) and you have no idea which to pick and then you don’t bother and leave the si
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3y ago
It's not a big problem - just pick a reasonable instance, which 4/5 instances are anyways. Yes, if you pick an instance like lemmygrad on Lemmy that's specifically built to be an echo chamber, the chances of being defederated
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3y ago
> good teacher if you know nothing on the subject Most teachers don't want to be stuck for months teaching someone the basics readily available on the internet, in literature, and recently, even GPT. But there are bootcamps and paid
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3y ago
Friend groups at an expert level* of anything often involve knowledge sharing a lot like study groups. > I am unsure how to approach someone with such a request, it feels like such an imposition to them Just surround yourself with compet
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3y ago
Not all that seems free is free. Mentoring your team members, for example, results in better performance, more income, and larger TC eventually.
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It can't always be reduced to a zero-sum game. If one teaches their team to perform well, everyone on the team benefits.
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> But with the internet, you can find the absolute best book or video or tutorial in the whole world that blows your local teacher out of the water. You can find the absolute best teacher in the whole world.
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3y ago
No, it opens in full Edge and then it shows your email in the new Edge toolbar/sidebar.
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3y ago
Not for everyone. Resume-padding gets you into teams with resume-padding members.
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3y ago
The skill bars or skill meters are completely useless because one person's 10/10 is another person's 2/10. Moreover, the more junior the engineer, the higher they score themselves in their discipline. I am an older engin
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Shovelware has certain traits because it wants to get your money so bad, and that makes it easy to avoid. There is the default shovelware UI look (skeumorphic and performative - not a lot of substance but very flashy, lots of emphasis on gr
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3y ago
I don’t think this info was previously known.
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Thank you for the context. It's interesting that NCLB is seen in negative light, it is similar to what I had as a kid. It seems to be one of those things that was fundamentally good-spirited but corrupted. I think it could have been do
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3y ago
Wait till you try to find out the price!
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I come from a Nordic country, where many things are different from the US. When I was a kid, I could choose what public school I wanted to go to. I'm trying to understand the situation you describe better. First of all, are kids not fr
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3y ago
I like you.com, particularly because their LLM tries to quote its sources and fact-checking is much easier. Still, their UX is unusably cluttered[0], which is a shame. Just out of curiosity - could you use this search UI day-to-day? [0] ht
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And as a business that has publicly stated that they don't think they can compete on quality of their products - https://www.eurogamer.net/phil-spencer-there-is-no-world-whe... .
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I wonder if how this connects to Phil Spencer saying earlier this year that making great games won't help overtake PlayStation[0]. That was said shortly after the second government commission blocked MS's acquisition of Activision
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It also costs money to host instances. And I wonder how will we be able to monetize them. Will we have ad-supported and premium instances? Is that possible with Lemmy? As much as people don’t like websites making their behavioural profiles
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Regarding making language, I think the human mind hallucinates not unlike GPT. Humans say a lot of stuff because they feel vaguely it is true. So does an LLM when it talks about things it’s underfitted for. Anyways, hallucination is a term
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I think I’ve gotten banned by an employer for using prompt injection on my resume. I was told that I didn’t pass screening and I will not be able to apply in the future. Anyways, bullet dodged.
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Yes, but it’s a throwaway SIM, so it doesn’t matter.
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3y ago
On the user (and actionable) end, getting a cheap SIM from a country where they are sold OTC. Then, registering with that. You only need to confirm your number once, I think.
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I started getting unsolicited invites to already-scheduled virtual interviews this Spring. Initially, it made me feel guilty to ignore them and not give a heads up I won’t attend. Now I just ignore them, which is highly recommended over eng
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I don’t think they’ve broken new ground in terms of resolution (compared to Pimax) and refresh rate (12ms is a bit less than 90Hz, which is equivalent to Quest Pro and worse than Quest 2 in dev mode). I think they might want to avoid these
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> but having the battery on a long umbilical cord that gets in your way PC gamers have had to deal with umbilicals for a long time, and it isn’t that bad so long as you don’t move much. Of course, Apple would never say “it’s fine because
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It’s interesting that Apple isn’t using terms like AR, VR, MR, XR, and pancake lenses. It’s prob either that they want to package the tech as their own and give it fancy labels (like spatial computing). Or they are concerned about being com
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Quest 2 is about 500g, and AVP is about 500g. Quest Pro is generally known to be a bit of a heavy one, particularly tough on the forehead.
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