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by csnover 3y ago
Absolutely. GitHub Code Search is by far the most valuable online development tool I have used the past year. It is so much more useful than Copilot or any of the AI LLMs in my experience. With Code Search, I have: * Rewritten a CMake bui
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by csnover 4y ago
I don’t live in Oregon but complaints here about drug use on transit—and antisocial activity in general—have also increased sharply since the beginning of the pandemic. So, I suspect if there is actually a causal relationship between legali
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by csnover 4y ago
I am not a subject expert here at all so I don’t know if I understand exactly what you mean by “methods that would let you design such a thing in-silico”, but there was a paper[0] and interview with its authors[1] published a year ago about
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by csnover 4y ago
GPT-4 readily hallucinates data[0], so that seems unlikely, though it also appears unlikely that it would make it any worse! [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34775853
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Webb Telescope confirms nearby rocky planet has no significant atmosphere(arstechnica.com)
8 points by csnover 4y ago|0 comments
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by csnover 4y ago
> Zig forces you to pass the allocator in, so you might as well think about the most appropriate one! I really feel like this is an underappreciated aspect of some of the more complained-about constraints that these newer languages place
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by csnover 4y ago
The message being sent to customers claims that they “remain more aggressively priced than our peer providers”, which is nonsense as far as I can tell—unless they now consider their “peer providers” to be the likes of AWS, Azure, and GCP? H
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by csnover 4y ago
https://archive.ph/nlk4Z
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by csnover 4y ago
> After all, what is the point of copyright? To protect the interest of human creators. Sorry if I’ve missed your point here, but the purpose of copyright in the United States, as written in its constitution, is to promote the progress o
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by csnover 4y ago
> Even more worrying is the shops that claimed the systems had viruses and they installed antivirus software - conveniently the paper authors weren't able to find any activity log data on those machines. That suggests that some repa
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by csnover 4y ago
Thanks for the clarification! Since you’d mentioned IM administration it didn’t cross my mind that you were talking about Spravato. That typo is regrettable, but unimportant to your point that the nasal spray does indeed use two fixed doses
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by csnover 4y ago
> Correct. What you are saying is true for almost all drugs: recreational doses are typically higher than clinical doses. Ketamine is the exception. To clarify: my understanding is that ketamine acts as a dissociative hallucinogen at low
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by csnover 4y ago
> It does not support simply configuring the environment variables and running the code in the integrated terminal. The "terminal.integrated.env.<platform>" setting configures the integrated terminal environment variables
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by csnover 4y ago
Just removing the content is not sufficient; one must still respond to the ticket with the information that Linode requests in order to keep the server from being disabled. The instructions in the ticket I received were not hard to understa
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by csnover 4y ago
I received a third-party malware report from Linode once[0]. It’s possible that something has changed in the meantime since this was probably 4–5 years ago, but my own experience in a similar scenario was that Linode acted reasonably and in
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by csnover 4y ago
In my experience, finding purpose is not an easy process, but it is at least a simple one to start. Personal values are the things you care about. Going through a list of core values[0] and rating them on a 1–5 scale should give clarify on
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by csnover 4y ago
It seems to depend somewhat on the input image. Software like ImageOptim[0] brute force the best compression by trying multiple different compressors/modes and picking the best result and there is rarely a consistent winner. That said,
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by csnover 4y ago
Probably UPT[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Personal_Telecommuni...
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Twilio says breach also compromised Authy two-factor app users(techcrunch.com)
9 points by csnover 4y ago|0 comments
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by csnover 4y ago
> There is an idea that the 14kb rule no longer holds true when using HTTP/2. I've read all I can about this without boring myself to death — but I haven't seen any evidence that servers using HTTP/2 have stopped usin
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by csnover 4y ago
> The whole point of the article is that Canada's system needs safeguards. If this were truly the point of the article, it would have spent less time trying to make emotional pleas and implying that assisted suicide for non-terminal
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by csnover 4y ago
To me, the only thing more ‘disturbing’ than a system which routinely fails its most vulnerable people by failing to provide adequate care and support for a good quality-of-life is a system which fails its most vulnerable people in that way
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by csnover 4y ago
The average age of a car on the road today in America is 12 years. According to Hedges & Company, only ~10% of all cars on the road today are 20 years or older[0]. That’s not a small number, but “in general”, people do not drive 20 year
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Spotify wants users to pay for separate ‘Play’ and ‘Shuffle’ buttons(techcrunch.com)
4 points by csnover 4y ago|3 comments
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by csnover 4y ago
It seems like you are describing BD-J[0], or a network-restricted version of Adobe Flash? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BD-J
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by csnover 4y ago
Enforcing laws against illegal use of sensitive data sounds cool, except that only the most incompetent ones will ever meet that bar federally. HIPAA’s privacy protections are so weak that companies can just shove things like this in thei
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by csnover 4y ago
The Growth Ponzi Scheme is the thing that explains this. The cost of building out infrastructure the first time is covered by the sale of the newly constructed properties (and sometimes state or federal grant money) which is all one-time in
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by csnover 4y ago
You are probably thinking of The Growth Ponzi Scheme[0], which was adapted into a video series by Not Just Bikes[1]. [0] https://www.strongtowns.org/the-growth-ponzi-scheme/ [1] https://www.youtube.com/
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by csnover 4y ago
A different less catastrophic problem with at least the CP1500PFCLCD is that if it detects a battery or charger fault, instead of continuing to run in bypass mode, it is designed to immediately cut all power to the load until it is power
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America’s first CRISPR trial is still nearly 100% effective 3 years on(newatlas.com)
4 points by csnover 4y ago|0 comments

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