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csomar
7mo ago
I am working on merge conflicts tool[1], so this area is of interest to me. But I fail to see the points of the author. In the first example he gave, git will actually give you three blobs: our, their and ancestor. The ancestor should have
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7mo ago
It's a different kind of risk as blue collar has already been exported. Especially if you have neither a strong military nor natural resources.
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7mo ago
> And I really have to ask why we think the browser is the place to run this. This is a big barrier if you want cross-compatibility and making Linux usable for everyday people. My whole interface is a terminal and a browser. I could use&
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7mo ago
If they could do it, they would. White collar workers don't have any special status that protects them from getting the same treatment the blue collar workforce got. That said, I think it'll play out differently this time.Offshori
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7mo ago
Many people have processes on these machines that would be too costly, disruptive and with questionable ROI to migrate. They'll stay there until it's no longer an option.
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7mo ago
Windows is no longer on the dominant position it was 20 years ago when it had 90%+ marketshare: https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/worldwide... It's not sitting at 60-65% and has been slowly b
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7mo ago
You didn't answer the parent question.
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7mo ago
That's more like unregulated options market than a prediction market.
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7mo ago
I have had intermittent "unicorn downpage" while navigation today.
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White House AI Video Tweet
(twitter.com)
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7mo ago
It’s a bit more complicated than that. This is their product Browser Rendering, which runs a real browser that loads the page and executes JavaScript. It’s a bit more involved than a simple curl scraping.
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7mo ago
https://codeinput.com - Currently working on a comprehensive CODEOWNERS solution. Check out the CLI @ https://github.com/code-input/cli - Chrome Extension @ https://chromewebstore.google.com/
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BlackRock caps withdrawals amid investor rush
(msn.com)
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7mo ago
This is not limited to Iran. Many Islamic countries have very high female participation in STEM because these degrees grant women greater freedoms. Iran (and most Muslim countries) is not Afghanistan; women do have a certain degree of freed
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7mo ago
No. At this rate, they’ll lose both house and senate and they’ll be unable to govern until they lose the presidency in 2 years. Polymarket is showing 56/44 today down from a top of 75/25 a half year ago. The democrats lost the ele
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7mo ago
With oil prices now 90+, there is 0 chance of an interest rate decrease even with a new Fed chair.
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There's no such thing as a truly "cross-platform" build. Depending on what you use, you might have to target specific combinations of OS and processor architecture. That's actually why WASM (though they went with WASI) i
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Regulator contacts Meta over workers watching intimate AI glasses videos
(bbc.com)
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7mo ago
https://archive.is/QHNXW
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8mo ago
Buy one of those data hotspots? Then you don’t drain your phone or your laptop; plus can connect your laptop and phone to it.
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8mo ago
It’s worse. I wrote about this a couple weeks ago [1]. With AI responses and Google pulling results from different sources, you could potentially hijack other brands with your own fake content (ie: phone number). 1: https://codei
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8mo ago
No, it sucks (16 Pro). I've had lots of issues reading QR codes.
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Amazon says drone strikes damaged 3 facilities in UAE and Bahrain
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> Until yesterday. We'll see whether their infrastructure is going to survive this war. None of their energy infra. was hit and I don’t see it happening. Hitting their energy infra. will result in them hitting the GCC oil infra. Thi
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Reserves are irrelevant, you can’t pump oil from the ground at a moment notice and building the infrastructure requires long-term stability especially for oil infrastructure which is large and hard to protect. Iran does x4 times the volume
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That doesn’t make sense. Even if you are almost certain they won’t use the nuke, do you really want to take that gamble?
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Houthi and Huzb do not have the organized armies to wage long-term war where they conquer territories. Their game plan is long term annoyance (at high casualty costs) and co-existence within a “neutral” state that provides cover and logisti
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There is no comparison between Iran and Venezuela. Maduro had Cuban guards because his people seem to dislike him more than the US; his administration included. Also Maduro is hated by both neighboring countries elites and peasants. Situati
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There wasn't a war between the Siam and Khmer, just some clashes plus their conflict is irrelevant to the rest of the world. I am not aware of crypto going down during that time? If I remember correctly it was close to ATH.
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Crypto going down while Gold going up (on XAUt) suggests the market thinks this war is not going to go necessarily to the US/Israel advantage.
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