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by dave4420 4y ago
If, like me, you’ve not heard of UKHO before — https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom_Hydrographic_...
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by dave4420 4y ago
I don’t recall seeing it before Christmas Day before.
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by dave4420 4y ago
Certainly Musk has been selling a lot of his Tesla shares.
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by dave4420 4y ago
Is it 4 GB compressed or uncompressed? Would it be possible to generate this file (or a file with the same properties) with a short script?
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by dave4420 4y ago
Presumably OP means “would it really make a difference if all web apps were rewritten as native apps?”
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by dave4420 4y ago
Article correctly observes that JS software is fast enough, but does not mention energy efficiency… which is odd when talking about a battery powered platform.
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by dave4420 4y ago
Are you alleging referees are corruptly making incorrect decisions? (As opposed to incompetently making incorrect decisions.) Are you alleging that teams are throwing World Cup matches? Do you have any evidence to back up your allegations?
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by dave4420 4y ago
> Puffed-up titles may put good candidates off. This is absolutely true. If someone is advertising for a VP of software engineering but asking for a skill set that matches mine, I conclude that they don’t know what they’re doing.
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by dave4420 4y ago
I am doubling down on this, downvoters be damned. I mentioned GitHub because the OP mentioned GitHub, but it will be easier to persuade the top five or ten forges to hide these files by default than to - persuade the top twenty language&#x2
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by dave4420 4y ago
It would be easier for GitHub to not show those files by default.
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by dave4420 4y ago
That is about FIFA executives being corrupted… not about games themselves being rigged.
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by dave4420 4y ago
Brazil had already won their group when they faced Cameroon and would face no consequences if they lost, so they rested players. This sort of thing happens often when a team wins their group with a game to spare. It feels like the first gam
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by dave4420 4y ago
Nothing for this time of year particularly. A New Year’s resolution is just a means of procrastinating guilt-free for three weeks about what you know needs to be done.
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by dave4420 4y ago
An AI could do that in the future maybe — maybe in the very near future, who knows how fast things will develop? — but it seems beyond the current capabilities of ChatGPT.
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by dave4420 4y ago
How would that work?
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by dave4420 4y ago
How is different from accepting e.g. passports or driving licenses offline?
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by dave4420 4y ago
No, it demonstrated that it’s very easy to bullshit people. (I’m saying that GPTChat is bullshitting people and not capable of much else, not that GPTChaf itself is bullshit.)
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by dave4420 4y ago
No, it is more like saying Europe supports Russia’s war machine by buying its gas.
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by dave4420 4y ago
Most jokes are not as funny as the people telling them seem to think. An unfunny joke is a waste of space. A comment that’s a waste of space is going to get downvoted.
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by dave4420 4y ago
Recruiters.
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by dave4420 4y ago
Welcome to the far right, same as the far left.
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by dave4420 4y ago
It’s the _Daily Star_, so better than even odds that they’ve just made it up.
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by dave4420 4y ago
It feels like this would make games harder to referee.
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by dave4420 4y ago
If so, then wouldn’t having three balls in play be even more exciting?
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by dave4420 4y ago
How so?
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by dave4420 4y ago
Couldn’t you just watch two games simultaneously for the same effect?
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by dave4420 4y ago
Ah, that’s good to know :)
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by dave4420 4y ago
How does performance compare to Linux-without-Windows? My understanding is that anything that writes lots of files (e.g. `git checkout`) is really slow, because AV scanners block when you close a file. Is that still the case? Not the case a
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by dave4420 4y ago
The tombstone is usually chosen by surviving family members, not for the deceased. They care more about what the deceased was _to them_, not about what the deceased did at work.
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by dave4420 4y ago
Just out of interest, what’s your objection to Protonmail?

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