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by danudey 1y ago
Apple's palm rejection is also top tier, though other systems have been getting better. My current Dell seems fine so far, but at my last company the Dell I had was almost unusable due to my cursor just teleporting around my document r
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by danudey 1y ago
On a laptop with multiple GPUs (Intel and nvidia Quadro) running Ubuntu and Wayland, trying to get the nvidia card working has been a nightmare. Until a recent reinstall, I couldn't load the nvidia driver or I wouldn't be able to
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by danudey 1y ago
FWIW, I had a Dell laptop that I put Ubuntu 22.04 on when I got it, and the battery life was atrocious; closing everything except Firefox, closing every FF tab but one, stopping background services, setting the screen to half brightness, I
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by danudey 1y ago
Oh of course, I was only discussing from a purely editorial integrity perspective. From a practical perspective it's all awful and I hate it, and is one of the main reasons I use content blockers.
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by danudey 1y ago
That's... interesting. I wonder what the wear-and-tear on an HDD is to spin it up/power it back down again.
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by danudey 1y ago
One thread per core if you're CPU-bound and not IO-bound. In this very specific case, it seems as though the vast majority of the webserver's work is asynchronous and event-based, so the actual webserver is never waiting on I&#x2F
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by danudey 1y ago
Next step is to have the subclass check pack all the code up, send it to ChatGPT, ask it if it thinks subjectively that class A should be a subclass of class B, and then run sentiment analysis on the resulting text to make the determination
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by danudey 1y ago
TL;DR having a class that determines if some other class is a subclass of itself based off of arbitrary logic and then using that arbitrary logic to categorize other people's arbitrary classes at runtime is sociopathic. Some of these e
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by danudey 1y ago
The very first example there shows a match/case block where almost every single case just runs "pass" and yet every single one has a side effect. It's very difficult to read at first, difficult to understand if you'
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by danudey 1y ago
Easy, just log into your account and pay them for support.
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by danudey 1y ago
The most likely explanation is that they used a tape robot, such as the one seen here: https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/12um0ga/the_ro... Which is basically exactly what you described but th
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by danudey 1y ago
Most websites use ad networks, and typically have no idea which ads are being shown on their sites unless users complain about something egregious; as such, it tends to be the case that telling an ad network "here's a rectangle fo
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by danudey 1y ago
I would be in favor of some kind of vetting program, where you (the ad network) commit to ensuring your (customers') ads aren't scammy, e.g. advertising on software download sites with an ad that looks like a download button. Much
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by danudey 1y ago
> "uv add" One life-changing thing I've been using `uv` for: System python version is 3.12: $ python3 --version Python 3.12.3 A script that requires a library we don't have, and won't work on our loc
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by danudey 1y ago
I've gotten used to golang, though it's still not my favourite language to program in by any stretch. One issue I've been having, though, is the documentation. Documentation for third-party modules in Python is fantastic, alm
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by danudey 1y ago
If they throw it out and it's great then they get accolades; if they throw it out and it's bad, they don't. If they polish it and see if it works based on real user feedback then they also don't but it took longer. Bette
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by danudey 1y ago
The teams of people want to get their work out into the public to make a big splash so they can get a sweet bonus before anyone realizes that it's not actually useful or effective. See also: Google Wave, and 80% of their other products
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by danudey 1y ago
"Take each H1 heading and split that section off into a separate document tab" A simple but tedious task that I wanted to do for a large document. Nope, Gemini says it can't do that. It offered to tell me HOW to do it though!
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by danudey 1y ago
The main benefit/purpose of privatized utilities are that you can privatize the profits while socializing the losses.
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by danudey 1y ago
It sounds like you're complaining that these utilities aren't able to bring these lines up to modern standards because it's necessary to actually check to see what needs to be done to bring them up to modern standards (e.g. e
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by danudey 1y ago
didn't read it but lgtm
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by danudey 1y ago
It's also acting exactly as it would if one of its biggest trading partners suddenly launched a trade war against them out of nowhere (again).
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by danudey 1y ago
Presumably the intent was to keep the behavior of `cp` consistent with the behavior in previous releases of macOS and other POSIX operating systems (none of which, IIRC, use reflinks by default if available). There are circumstances where h
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by danudey 1y ago
> it will very confidently provide simply useless search results, pages and pages and pages of useless search results. I had assumed that this degredation of search with useless results was an attempt to drive more people towards its eve
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by danudey 1y ago
I've always said that Unifi handles well enough the 10% of networking configuration that 90% of users need. If you're in that other 10% of admins who need something more complex then it's not the right pick, but in a great ma
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by danudey 1y ago
Yeah, if you're lucky you can make a huge amount of money in tips - if you're the right server on the right night at the right place and get the right customers. You can also, if you're not lucky, barely make anything in tips
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by danudey 1y ago
Tips are still income. If we increase the minimum wage so that people can afford to live then I can't see any reason why we wouldn't tax tips also. If you're making $2.50/hr plus tips then I think you deserve a break and
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by danudey 1y ago
> I can from my own experience say that tests and debuggers are the way to go when it comes to building long term stable applications, especially in shared environments. Ah, so there's the distinction for me - I don't build lo
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by danudey 1y ago
It could be one of many! I was diagnosed ages ago, relatively speaking, but my wife didn't get diagnosed until after our first child was born. We'd go for walks with him and he'd try to talk to her or ask her something and sh
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by danudey 1y ago
You've just described ADHD perfectly, I'm sorry to say. People who don't have this sort of ADHD level of executive dysfunction are capable of completing projects. The "exciting start" vs "abandoning them as soo

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