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by djhn 4y ago
The Pornography Hub is happy to oblige
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Not to mention the toll it takes on your body.
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by djhn 4y ago
It's cool, although it is primarily a feature of English, not languages, languages Latin alphabets or even Germanic languages in general. For the party trick to work the words of the language in question must have relatively short word
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by djhn 4y ago
Whenever I've used the local rental house, it's the massive ARRI tungstens that are being loaded in the production trucks. Although I guess it's their size that makes them stand out, maybe the LEDs I just don't notice.
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by djhn 4y ago
While I don't disagree, there is nothing wrong with Apple and Microsoft making perfectly adequate, boring browsers. Eliciting strong emotions is an anti-feature, surely!
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by djhn 4y ago
I no longer do - working in the City wasn't for me. And neither was living in England. A week in the summer and over Christmas turned out to be just the right amount of blighty for me.
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by djhn 4y ago
But my impression of London (from living there for a few years in the 2010s) was that it is very much a 6am-11pm city and everything is shut at night. Surely infrastructure work can take place during night shifts? I found the experience of
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by djhn 4y ago
Yes. If its one thing we've seen ChatGPT and the like struggling with, it's internal consistency and keeping the whole text coherent and tied to some fundamental overarching thread or strategy. To play devil's advocate though
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by djhn 4y ago
Wouldn't the statute of limitations for this be 3 years? At least according to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statute_of_limitations
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by djhn 4y ago
But if they're not being watched, they don't consume bandwidth. YouTube's costs for hosting a video scale quite linearly with revenue derived from said video. Is storage really that expensive at Google scale that this would c
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by djhn 4y ago
Out of curiosity and for the sake of completeness, by failure, you're probably talking about an error that the script itself can detect? What about a scenario where the EC2 goes down (silently)?
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by djhn 4y ago
*University College London, not London School of Economics.
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by djhn 4y ago
Money that I have on my person, is always better than money that I cannot access. There is usually at least a short lag between $DISASTER and $ECONOMY_COLLAPSE during which many people are happy to take cash and provide food, shelter and tr
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by djhn 4y ago
Any purchase should be possible with legal tender. I will keep withdrawing my income in cash and inconveniencing others with cash transactions for every single purchase, including those exceeding this limit, out of principle. Digital ledger
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by djhn 4y ago
The role has been taken over by Ireland, I would argue, over Netherlands and Estonia. As much affection as I have for Estonia.
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by djhn 4y ago
* to local servers. Now that I've tried out blip on a 4g LTE connection it's around 50.
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by djhn 4y ago
Out of curiosity, what kind of ping do you have now in absolute terms? I think mine is in the region of 1-2ms (Europe), but I do remember having double digit ping.
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by djhn 4y ago
Buses are bad, but I feel trucks are even worse. Or actually vehicles in general. What does a Venn diagram of cars and trucks look like? Are Vespas and trikes motorcycles?
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by djhn 4y ago
I recently noticed a collections agency sending emails that don't pass DKIM checks. Since the company's main business model is invoicing via email and their revenue is substantial, I'm positive it's malice, not incompete
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by djhn 4y ago
I noticed recently when looking for a job that I was getting higher offers and in general seeing higher salary ranges in Tallinn compared to Helsinki. About 20 % higher.
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by djhn 4y ago
Chemistry and LSD newbie question: what would make it unsafe?
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by djhn 4y ago
This is the real fun/grim fact, but only if these events are actually connected.
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Im not sure I agree: sometimes it's easier to remember the names of your colleagues that were a part of a certain conversation. Especially if the sender is from outside your organisation, say a client, a journalist, a subcontractor.
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by djhn 4y ago
Why such a short estimate? Is this an America thing? I'm currently renovating a 150 year old house that was previously majorly renovated 50 years ago and we're aiming for a useful lifespan just for the parquet/plumbing/e
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by djhn 4y ago
To be honest I'd kill for a revival of the MacBook Pro 17". Heck I'd love portable 21" and even 24" models.
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And the Finnish railways (VR) recently acquired a business serving Sweden.
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by djhn 4y ago
Reverse engineering my intuition, perhaps it's the order of (mental) operations? Very few calendars treat week numbers as a first class citizen, and most emphasize the day of the week unnecessarily, while putting less emphasis on the i
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by djhn 4y ago
I really like this. Maybe it's because I'm Finnish, but it just makes a lot of sense intuitively. Some of the comments I do agree with (syncing with Apple, Google and Microsoft would be amazing) and hopefully someone is willing to
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by djhn 4y ago
I want to say poverty as a one word one liner, but I'm really interested in a genuine explanataion. However poverty and appearing to work hard to be at the top of an extremely competitive scramble out of poverty is my rough idea that i
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In a company owned headset, that measures your resting heart rate, blood pressure and eye movement with a dystopian sensor/camera setup to monitor your body language.

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