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2y ago
Ah, someone has arrived with matches and kindling for the classic Emacs/Vi flame war. But I'm pouring water on it right away. I'm glad you found peace with Emacs.
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2y ago
You mortgage your TV?
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"Of the 4,700 newspapers published in Germany when the Nazis took power in 1933, no more that 1,100 remained. Approximately half were still in the hands of private or institutional owners, but these newspapers operated in strict compli
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deskr
2y ago
I switched to FreeCAD 2-3 years ago. It suits me just fine and I'm so glad I can store my project in a local folder. I also don't have to worry Fusion360 taking any more features away or locking me out. I also don't have to b
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2y ago
I have another suggestion which I'm sure played a large part in this. SVC was an unwanted child. It wasn't their "product". One employee was tasked to write it to save paying money to a "seemingly innocuous middlewa
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2y ago
> The program should preferably be discarded, and the new team should be given the opportunity to resolve the problem from scratch. Yeah right. "We don't know how it works so we're going to ditch it and create it again.&qu
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2y ago
How does 'the additional Tirreno API enrichment' work, can I run that locally to do I need to send data to you for processing?
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2y ago
A picture is worth a thousand words. Yet, in an article about a camera lens, there isn't a single picture from it.
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2y ago
I seem to remember stories back in the day about threatening ashtrays and flipped chessboards. Helmets might not be a bad idea.
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2y ago
Hopefully this is the beginning of the end for Netflix and we can go back to having good films again.
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2y ago
What kind of a savage plays competitive chess in jeans‽
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2y ago
Wrong. It says that 20% of people will argue with you and be confident that they are right even though they are more wrong.
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2y ago
And based on social media, taken out.
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2y ago
Sadly you don't even need a mistaken research to cause damage. One nutter on youtube is enough.
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2y ago
"stuff online" is an exceptionally course filter to deem something worthy of saving.
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2y ago
Nice work. It would be good to have examples (images, models and their prompt) on the front page. That might also lessen the load a bit.
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2y ago
>must be scored using the "NPM model". Only scores exceeding 4 are "banned", which will include sweetened oats Thanks. Do you have a link to "the list" and this NPM model scoring system?
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2y ago
It's very strange they say porridge oats are banned, then go on saying "natural porridge oats" are not. In my mind porridge oats are natural and you don't have to say that. If you have something else you need to say so.
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2y ago
Disagree, especially using that first name pops into your mind. Obviously, if it needs a name or would greatly benefit from a name, give it a name. But have it at least somewhat descriptive. EPDSan, Sanepd, ESpair or some other variation i
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2y ago
This is a general problem in the UK: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/apr/02/uk-governmen...
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2y ago
I love it. It might be "old fashioned" but it's the devil you know and it ain't bad and it's very readable.
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2y ago
You're right, but it depends on your peers. If you're the only one motivated to do extra work, your peers are unlikely to want to spend hours on verifying the solution. Guess it shows the importance of good peers.
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2y ago
Yep, I hated that. Spending an hour on a problem and get a solution you can't verify. It very much affected my motivation on starting on the problem knowing that I wouldn't know if I was right or wrong.
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2y ago
Article on Sitzfleisch: https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20180903-to-have-sitzfl...
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This scandal is probably the biggest miscarriage of justice in Europe. The fundamental issue was perhaps "reliability of computers". But the biggest scandal is that a lot of people knew what was happening and were either silenced
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2y ago
I'm definitely giving this one a chance. It's version 1. I'm convinced that many good things will evolve from this.
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2y ago
Is the design/parts/source available?
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2y ago
How on earth can you be a good manager and not realize that saying "your performance is shit, we're going to fire you unless you take this course and we deem you've passed" is totally and utterly soul destroying to a per
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2y ago
That was quick. Vittu Venäjä.
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2y ago
I've worked for a startup in my early years that was on a shoestring budget. We had no spare money. When we celebrated a big goal we bought a supermarket cake for $2 to go with the coffee. That happened max few times a year. 20 bucks i
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