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by dmm 5y ago
> However, IMO, it will never happen because it needs a full artificial general intelligence. I think it will happen but only by making many expensive, intrusive changes to our cities and roads to accommodate "self-driving" ca
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by dmm 5y ago
They should switch to a QMK based firmware. I use it on mine and the flexibility is amazing. https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2020-07-09-kint-kinesis-...
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by dmm 5y ago
Sure, just open the git repo in a magit. I do it almost every day.
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by dmm 5y ago
Firefox isn't far behind at 2.6%
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by dmm 5y ago
Tools like git-annex or dvc support similar strategies.
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by dmm 5y ago
I think we should reserve the word terrorism for attacks on the public intended to influence a separate authority, or something close to that.
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by dmm 5y ago
> Alacritty is very slow on startup Can you quantify that? Are you talking multiple countable seconds to open? It seems to open instantly for me but I can't tell if your talking about 0.5s or 5s being slow.
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by dmm 5y ago
short-term: Add the terminfo file to your vm provisioning tooling: ansible, terraform, etc long-term: Maintain an alacritty package in your distro of choice so the terminfo is automatically included
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by dmm 5y ago
It's never too late to stop making things worse.
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by dmm 5y ago
They're selling at near-cost for developers. The pinephone is not ready for end users.
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by dmm 5y ago
Generally true but there were a few small attacks on the mainland. While they didn't produce much damage they did provoke significant responses, particularly the attack on Ellwood which was used to justify the internment of Japanese Am
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by dmm 5y ago
What happened in 2017? What's happening now? Is it related to miners being shutdown in China?
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by dmm 6y ago
> A 15 second down time means an important mail might not reach you Email servers will retry sending messages and won't expire them unless the retries fail for several days. So even a day of downtime shouldn't result in losing
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by dmm 6y ago
> Optionally, dismount. For sure, one of the advantages of cycling is that you can at any time become a pedestrian by dismounting. This allows you to take advantage of pedestrian crossings. It's going to be really annoying to dismo
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by dmm 6y ago
The article mentions a study conducted by the Nation Resources Defence Council (NRDC), I think this is the study report with more details, including detected concentrations: https://www.nrdc.org/sites/default/files
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by dmm 6y ago
In that case I prescribe an electric assist bike and baby wipes in a bathroom stall. ha! But I really don't blame anybody for not wanting to cycle in the US. It's legitimately dangerous and unpleasant in a lot of areas. It doesn&#
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by dmm 6y ago
Another thing to consider is that in many areas it's not legal for cyclists to use the sidewalk. Most sidewalks aren't appropriate for cycling. The exceptions I was describing are mostly found in big commercial developments, targe
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by dmm 6y ago
The most dangerous part of a sidewalk for a cyclist are places where they intersect roads. Drivers just aren't expecting sidewalk users moving at bike speeds. Some areas have long stretches of sidewalk without intersections those are f
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by dmm 6y ago
Commuting by car has and creates lots of problems but all of these are ignored because cars are normal and bikes aren't. That's the biggest problem. For example, driving a car is necessary to be a full member of society in most pl
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by dmm 6y ago
> Most open-source projects accept code submissions from strangers and it's not exactly obvious that these submissions (bug fixes or new features) are what they really are and if they don't have cleverly hidden backdoors. I don
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by dmm 6y ago
The FOSS amd and intel drivers work great and have for years.
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by dmm 6y ago
> Molex Anderson powerpoles please. They are hermaphraditic so you don't have to worry about which end is the plug or socket. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anderson_Powerpole
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by dmm 6y ago
> graphically intensive applications in VMs was sluggish Just as a datapoint youtube or vlc seem to work well enough. The sluggishness is definitely noticeable though. As a developer it encourages me to optimize the display performance o
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by dmm 6y ago
In the winter I ride my bike down streets lined with cars idling because their owners don't want to ride in the cold for a few minutes. In a way I appreciate bitcoin for its absurd and unambiguous wastefulness. It's sort of the pe
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by dmm 6y ago
Socrates probably didn't say that and if he did so what? What argument are you actually making? "Two thousand years ago someone complained about X and people also complain about X now. So X is no big deal!"? Hippocrates compl
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by dmm 6y ago
To be pedantic EST and EDT are offsets. America/New_York is the timezone which consists of multiple offsets that depends on the time of year and date mostly determined by the local civil authority. For example in 2005, the US extended
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by dmm 6y ago
> but it is so annoying to have to change 'www' to 'old' every time I want to read something There's an add-on to fix that! So whenever you click a reddit link you are automatically redirected to old.reddit.com.
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by dmm 6y ago
> right now at the top of the benchmarks, common high performance Rust code is mostly “unsafe” memory-wise I only see a single "unsafe" in the Rust implementation[0]? And that's only in the "raw" Actix instance,
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by dmm 6y ago
30% of vehicle deaths are due to traumatic brain injuries. There's also a cultural opposition to wearing helmets in motor vehicles.

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