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by copperx 3y ago
I'm not an expert in networking, but isn't this scenario Cloudflare's bread and butter? Is there any reason to not outsource this problem?
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by copperx 3y ago
Were there symptoms in stage 1?
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by copperx 3y ago
Why is mirrorless so popular? I haven't used one lately, but ten years ago the delay between seeing the image and capturing it was so great that it made them useless for people photography (unless people are posing, but I like to captu
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by copperx 3y ago
What do you mean by assembly needed? I looked them up and they look like normal gfx cards. Am I missing something?
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by copperx 3y ago
Absolutely disagree. I don't think anyone, except someone with access to the source code, knows exactly what temperature 0.7 means. Knuth is a world expert in randomized algorithms. Do you think he doesn't have a good intuition f
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by copperx 3y ago
> Language is a way to encode thought. It's not what thoughts are made of. What about people who think verbally and don't have a "mind's eye"? In that case, thoughts and their encoding might be closer to 1:1.
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by copperx 3y ago
Dumb is the last adjective I would use to describe Knuth, even if you believe that becoming old makes you dumb, like you clearly do. My advice to you is to never dismiss anyone's opinion just for being old. And I hope you lose your ing
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by copperx 3y ago
Even as an immigrant starving student I would have paid the $20 to run Knuth's questions. But surely there was someone else with access to GPT-4 in Stanford, of all places?
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by copperx 3y ago
Didn't Google have a project to scan and OCR all the books? I wonder whether these data were fed to Bard.
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by copperx 3y ago
I agree. I learned Dvorak about 15 years ago, and even though typing is much more comfortable, I wouldn't do it again. I wish I knew about the increased cognitive overload. Sure, typing English and code is great, but once you get to sh
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by copperx 3y ago
Even Microsoft Word would catch that.
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by copperx 3y ago
I completed the switch upgrade and it was more like 30 screws. Soldering was the easy part. This is a G903.
643.
by copperx 3y ago
Tech is pop culture. As such, one often gets tired of it. Do you imagine never getting tired of reading TMZ?
644.
by copperx 3y ago
What clickers are you using as replacements? Good ones should not wear out as fast as the original ones.
645.
by copperx 3y ago
I'm about to do that today on a Logitech and there are about 20 screws and multiple layers of plastic, not including having to remove and possibly replace the mouse skates.
646.
by copperx 3y ago
Same here. I had never worn out any mouse button, and I've had some mice as old as 2 decades. But then I bought a high-end Logitech mouse and both switches failed within 2 years.
647.
by copperx 3y ago
Mounting it right behind an A/C vent might be much better.
648.
by copperx 3y ago
I'm sure young me would have found a ton of use cases for this, but now I'm old. Can someone tell me one or two things this could be useful for? I want to buy it just because it looks awesome.
649.
by copperx 3y ago
Haha, that didn't cross my mind. For some reason I thought they were concerned about ransom notes (facepalm.png).
650.
by copperx 3y ago
My B/W laser printer doesn't have a yellow toner cartridge. How are the yellow dots printed?
651.
by copperx 3y ago
If it came down to that, you could paraphrase everything that ChatGPT and even retype it yourself if there was some kind of character-by-character tracking.
652.
by copperx 3y ago
What a strange way to flex.
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by copperx 3y ago
Not just caramel color. Phosporic acid, which is found in cola drinks and not sparkling water, creates kidney stones.
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by copperx 3y ago
I'm curious, what generation are you?
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by copperx 3y ago
That's called AutoGPT.
656.
by copperx 3y ago
You don't even need the combo. Just taking Adderall several days in a row can give you psychotic symptoms if it's hurting your sleep every day.
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by copperx 3y ago
> Schizophrenia is a spectrum, rather than a binary. Spectrum is not the opposite of binary. You probably mean gradient, from your context. This is more than just a pedantic observation. Autism spectrum disorder is often misconstrued by
658.
by copperx 3y ago
It's much worse because it took much more time from me than an ad. Usually ads look like ads, even when they're advertorials.
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by copperx 3y ago
> picked up a LifeStraw home water filter[1] that claims to reduce these chemicals in your drinking water Seeing that the LifeStraw pitcher is made of plastic, I wonder whether the amount of filtered chemicals is greater than the ones in
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by copperx 3y ago
This was common in the CRT days. Monitors had a high pitched when you were on a GUI, but got quieter when you switched to the TTY.

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