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by comradesmith 2y ago
What are some concrete tips? Sometimes I ask people about their internal monologue, can they change its perceived voice? Do they even have one? That often sparks some interesting conversations.
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by comradesmith 2y ago
I think 110 is a nice spot. You can still split screen but also fit a lot of content on one line
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by comradesmith 2y ago
The way this is written is so indirect that as someone not involved with Wordpress I read this whole article and still don’t know what it’s about
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by comradesmith 2y ago
It’s an article about communication styles and how they differ between open source software development and the corporate world. And quite an interesting article at that!
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by comradesmith 2y ago
Before I swapped to iPhone I was churning through phones and money at a faster rate. They’re expensive but really do last well
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by comradesmith 2y ago
Here’s a practical solution based on this: Take your kilometres e.g 60, divide by 5 -> 12, now times that by 3 -> 36. Take your miles e.g 80, divide by 5 -> 16, times 8 -> 80 + 48 -> 128 So any conversion reasonable conversio
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by comradesmith 2y ago
https://tactiq.io is made for meetings, but also does uploaded transcripts and supports Japanese!
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by comradesmith 2y ago
I also used discord.rb, maybe it’s “not active” cause it’s not broken ;)
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by comradesmith 2y ago
I don’t think that’s the same at all. Nobody could ever actually understand that sentence without breaking it down. Semantic satiation can come up when you’re having a conversation and use the same word often enough (not necessarily back to
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by comradesmith 2y ago
I don’t think it’s fair to say integer division is an error, it’s more so a lack of an abstraction of “number” over floats and ints.
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by comradesmith 3y ago
#8855aa
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by comradesmith 3y ago
Unless “instance” means something different in this context? Policy?
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by comradesmith 3y ago
Do you like OLED displays?
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by comradesmith 3y ago
I also thought my eyes were doing something strange and it made it harder to read too.
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by comradesmith 3y ago
So Apple changed the locks on their front door, what’s the big deal?
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by comradesmith 3y ago
It’s apple’s own private system and infrastructure and they’re within their rights to control content delivered using that system. It’s not free for them to operate. I have seen lots of comments like “well we need some kind of solution to t
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by comradesmith 3y ago
yeah I will admit I was conflicted in posting this, but I see a few instances of posts like this, and it was very useful for a recent project. I was really fishing for alternatives though :)
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NetworkX – Network Analysis in Python(networkx.org)
187 points by comradesmith 3y ago|62 comments
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by comradesmith 3y ago
Not hard to strap GPT voice to a phone line, and provide it with some information of local labs and their contact information. Also you said the office doesn’t have an electronic link but your example workflow includes the phone ;)
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by comradesmith 3y ago
I think the point is more about demographic crises.
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by comradesmith 3y ago
I think it’s because they know there isn’t enough lithium supply for 100% of their sales to be electric. They’ve also stated that many consumers can’t afford fully electric vehicles. If they get something working with iron based batteries a
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by comradesmith 3y ago
Aren’t a lot of the tailpipe emissions gaseous? Like carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and water?
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by comradesmith 3y ago
Always kubernetes, but I’ve heard some engineers with accents say it in a way that sounds like “kubernets”
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by comradesmith 3y ago
That means that after a deployment all my users will find themselves refetching everything on the next page load regardless of if it has changed.
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by comradesmith 3y ago
There is still time for it too
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by comradesmith 3y ago
OpenForme maybe?
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by comradesmith 3y ago
I’m sure I remember reading a short story about a kind of mind virus.
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by comradesmith 3y ago
It doesn’t matter if I agree or disagree, if I think ai is a net positive or a negative. It’s too late.
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by comradesmith 3y ago
I don’t think backups were used, likely all comments are just soft deleted and versioned. So I think they just toggled off soft deleted comments, and reverted to older comment versions. That might show up as comments missing their added “ed
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by comradesmith 3y ago
That’s still up to the developer of the producer to implement

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