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by djsavvy 3y ago
If that's the alternative you're considering, get the monitors. If you're like me and have been dying to be a bit less tethered to one location for a while, or you want to get a lot out of a little space, this device has fina
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by djsavvy 3y ago
from experience — yes, absolutely. It's not as good as a dedicated, already-optimized work space, but it comes pretty darn close. I have a great workspace well-tailored for me with a massive desk, ultrawide monitor, nice speakers, etc.
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by djsavvy 3y ago
there's mention of memory in the post — the model can remember where it put objects for a short while, so if it pans away and pans back it should keep that object "permanence".
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by djsavvy 3y ago
> CDC estimates that every year in the United States about 1 million people get sick from eating contaminated poultry. [1] That seems at least 10x higher than I'd expect. I'm surprised it's that high. [1] https:/&#x2
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by djsavvy 3y ago
I haven’t used it myself, but someone elsewhere in the comments linked this extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/accept-langua...
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by djsavvy 3y ago
It’s back up
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by djsavvy 3y ago
To be fair, back then it was pretty awesome IMO. I spent a lot of hours scrolling Quora in those days. It wasn’t until at least 2016 that the user experience became unpalatable if memory serves correctly.
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by djsavvy 3y ago
What was your basic approach?
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by djsavvy 3y ago
Absolutely. As others have mentioned in this thread, by far the largest benefit to effort ratio is from learning the vanilla keybindings and becoming fluent in them. All the custom key maps, plugins, and settings come later. If I were you I
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by djsavvy 3y ago
As an end user, I really hope WeWork the product sticks around. It's been super helpful while traveling, and when I was more invested in spending time on side projects I seriously considered getting a WeWork membership to have access t
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by djsavvy 3y ago
Heads up that the link you sent seems to only work if you're already signed into Kagi.
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by djsavvy 3y ago
Content aside, this is by far the best news website I’ve seen, particularly on mobile. Clean design, no ads, none of those large text excerpts that break the flow of the article, and no popups. The website is so beautiful and snappy. I want
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by djsavvy 3y ago
Looks like it's been changed back! What was the "bland" title in the middle?
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by djsavvy 3y ago
How did you train yourself to start sleeping on your back? I've been trying to stop side sleeping for a while due to some pains and postural concerns.
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by djsavvy 3y ago
This was a fun read I stumbled upon a while back: https://web.archive.org/web/20210205014443/https://meanderfu...
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by djsavvy 3y ago
Did you get through the game to the end text? This is specifically addressed.
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by djsavvy 3y ago
This was really fun to play! I wish there was a way to request hints on my own time instead of getting the flashing after a few seconds. In my experience the flashing hints were coming too quickly for me to even look through the whole board
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by djsavvy 3y ago
"Research weights" seems to imply non-commercial use only though, right?
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by djsavvy 3y ago
The new experimental fix for loop variable capture [0] is huge; this is the biggest footgun with the language in my experience. I hope the experimental fix makes it into the next version of Go by default. [0] https://github.com&#
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by djsavvy 3y ago
How are you practicing your controlled slips?
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by djsavvy 3y ago
That was for the M1 ultra, while TFA is on a standard M1.
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by djsavvy 3y ago
Those are exactly the same top two results, in the same order, as the Brave search screenshot you're responding to. Perhaps you meant to respond to another comment?
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by djsavvy 3y ago
I’m not sure I understand what this does —- what are the inputs and outputs?
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by djsavvy 3y ago
In your Go benchmark code, how is the calculation actually being done across threads? I don't see the `go` keyword anywhere in the source code.
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by djsavvy 3y ago
Best of luck with your creative journey! What are you working on?
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by djsavvy 3y ago
Wow, this is mind-blowingly good!
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by djsavvy 3y ago
Back when I did olympiad math we would sometimes solve classical geometry problems with a "complex bash" --- you assign points complex coordinates and then do some algebra to show that the desired property must hold true.
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by djsavvy 3y ago
Which book are your referring to?
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by djsavvy 3y ago
Wow, this is beautiful! Pretty fun to dump text into
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by djsavvy 4y ago
The very first thing I noticed in the screenshots was the presence of arrows in the cloud cover/radar image. This immediately conveys where the storm is headed. In contrast, one of my least favorite parts of the Apple weather app is th

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