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2mo ago
My biggest pet peeve with agents is when people beg their (non-deterministic) agents to do something that a lint rule could've accomplished
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2mo ago
You can also control this behavior for almost any hidden element with the `hidden="until-found"` attribute https://css-tricks.com/covering-hiddenuntil-found/ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-U
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2mo ago
I hate what it does to my back button
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2mo ago
On the other hand, converting a SPA to a PWA is often a breeze
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2mo ago
Not necessarily. It could also be simply saying that industries where job hopping is common (e.g. tech) are more highly paid than industries where job hopping is really uncommon (e.g. teachers, utilities, etc)
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2mo ago
Yes but now you've ruled out 95% of websites regularly used today
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2mo ago
The inflation was obviously mostly due to Covid and the invasion of Ukraine. Gas prices reached their highest points in 2022. https://www.gasbuddy.com/charts
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2mo ago
The other interesting finding here is that only 57% of these "job stayers" beat or matched inflation, while 43% suffered a real wage cut. A huge chunk of the people who's wages beat inflation only did so due to job hopping
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2mo ago
Use a unified proxy that lets you switch between models seamlessly. We are far from an equilibrium in this market and you will continue to have FOMO no matter who you pick if you go all in on one company
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2mo ago
To disrupt a pretty well-known racket. There's been tons of rulings like this[0] yet nothing ever gets done about it. [0] https://www.ctmlegalgroup.com/resources/chicago-overcharged-...
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2mo ago
You can see the black zones everywhere where there's intensive agriculture. Naturally, plants get over 80% of their phosophorus from mycorrhizal fungi. They typically exhaust the immediately available stock near their roots before they
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2mo ago
Seeing California's central valley in the bottom 3% is honestly depressing. What should have one of the world's most fascinating soil ecology has been degraded by over a century of intensive agriculture and practices that are down
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2mo ago
> To answer this, we used a combination of approaches. First, we conducted a global meta-analysis of studies in which researchers measured the length of fungal hyphae in local soils using microscopes. This length of hyphae per unit of so
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2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mowing_the_grass
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2mo ago
Mods will almost always turn off flagging for stories if you email them. I think it's too easy to flag something to death and not enough people know they can just email the mods
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2mo ago
Well the Morocco lobby and the Cuba exile lobby (CANF) are both pretty powerful and both explicitly model themselves after AIPAC. CANF also isn't registered under FARA (though the Morocco one is). Admittedly, neither of them are nearly
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2mo ago
I mean, the US has always done this. Look at the atrocities in Indonesia. Just 20 years after saying "never again" to the Holocaust and we have Goodyear using actual slave labor from death camps. It was the US doing too. A mass ki
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2mo ago
Depp's bot army was clearly more widespread and more successful. The reality is that it was a mixture of bot armies and the hive mind taking off by itself. A sort of organic-synthetic cyborg
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2mo ago
I'll be completely honest with you about what I believe: I think the the UK trial unequivocally proved that Johnny Depp is a violent and abusive. The US trial, which was only about defamation, was clearly a sham trial and did not addre
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2mo ago
My favorite part about Photopea is it is a PWA so you can use it offline as well
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2mo ago
All threads that have... certain keywords... are like this. Talk about meta. Looks like I'm now in the positive (+5) after being in the negative just a moment ago. Anyways, I got really interested in this topic around mid 2010s because
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2mo ago
It's not dang, it's just a bunch of users flagging things. Most of the time, if you email them (no such thing as a ping like @dang), they will actually turn off flagging for a post. Especially if there's a clear technological
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2mo ago
It's already been happening for a very long time. The US' "Operation Earnest Voice" happened in 2010/2011[0] And it's not just state actors. Anyone who was online during the Amber Heard/Johnny Depp trials
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2mo ago
Why not post the original article by 404 instead of an article about an article https://www.404media.co/we-tracked-a-shipment-of-rare-books-...
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2mo ago
I have the same reaction reading the internal "thinking" monologues of Kimi K3. When I sent a message that was basically "Nope, I'll just do XYZ instead. Thanks for your help", Kimi basically had an identity crisis.
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2mo ago
This website aggregates 82 different benchmarks. It seems to do pretty consistently well across the ones its been tested on https://benchlm.ai/models/qwen3-5-27b#ledger
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2mo ago
Most are running it locally
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2mo ago
What? No, I'm talking about the main link in this post
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2mo ago
It was cut for Yemen, the Congo, Niger, Chad, Mali, Nigeria, and Madagascar. Ultimately, USAID is massive vehicle for subsidizing US agriculture so a lot of cuts related to that got restored. It's also a massive benefit to the competit
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2mo ago
Yes but they are also less efficient because they don't have point-of-use placement
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