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by dokem 5y ago
Yes, use a default basic implementation that just grabs the main image and first paragraph with some basic stripping. Then allow authors to later modify the card content specifically. I'm sure it would take a page editor all of 2 minut
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by dokem 5y ago
I'm not following, of course they would have to have his fingerprints also somewhere else.
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by dokem 5y ago
Sorry no, your email address is wrong. Make a new one.
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by dokem 5y ago
Yes, text to speech has become impressively good and can basically be relied upon. But siri/alexa still really disappoint me and dont seem to be much better than a list of basic rules one could program up.
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by dokem 5y ago
I'm more impressed by the lack of the authors autobiography.
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by dokem 5y ago
I can finally build the Jarvis home assistant I dreamt of when first learning coding in high school. To bad now I know voice assistant widgets generally are useless.
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by dokem 5y ago
In ff and chrome tabs are processes. So aside from resources allocated on behalf of that process by other processes not being cleaned up, the OS will cleanup all the memory that tab told the OS to allocated when closed.
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by dokem 5y ago
I'd love to audit your life and make sure you also aren't using any more resources than are absolutely necessary.
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by dokem 5y ago
No tenure until your office turns into a fire hazard of papers and books.
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by dokem 5y ago
It is not socially acceptable to point fingers or raise suspicion of anyone but the western man. The lack of honest and genuine conversation is concerning.
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by dokem 5y ago
You don't want everyone voting on every issue, and I don't want you voting on every issue. This is why we have a representative democracy, it's also why we have separate specializations for doctors and mechanics.
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by dokem 5y ago
These companies think we are toddlers.
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by dokem 5y ago
My understanding is that Hydrogen is not like most other fuels and very much does like to go boom under a much wider range of oxygen concentrations, rather than burn. I think it may have to do with how little mass the hydrogen atom has. For
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by dokem 5y ago
John von Neumann definitely comes to mind. He was jokingly suspected to be an alien by his world-class intellectual peers.
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by dokem 5y ago
English intuition tells me I would use 'Cacti' when talking about cactus in general terms. 'Cactuses' would be appropriate when referring to a specific instance of multiple cactuses.
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by dokem 5y ago
Do pick up trucks cause more accidents? Is there data that supports this?
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by dokem 5y ago
Until all jobs return to full-time on-site and there's no where else to go.
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by dokem 5y ago
I would agree the 'glitch' it more appropriate for electronic system since they can be affected by an unexpected purturbance in physical reality. For instance if noise on the power supply causes some issue, I would consider that a
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by dokem 5y ago
Yea I don't really get the whole 'health food tech' industry. When I want to feel good or lose weight: Chicken breast, vegetables, water, nuts, rice. It's the same old story, people want to be healthy and diet without ac
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by dokem 5y ago
They are also cut-throat competitive, ego maniacs. Just incredibly professional. I don't think you get to where those guys are without an incredibly appetite for success.
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by dokem 5y ago
It's hard to imagine that bitter-sweetness he must've felt. At the same time, how could he ever complain. Maybe he took no issue, but I'm sure everyone in the program was hoping to be the first man.
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by dokem 5y ago
I believe I achieved the no-saving-output affect by adding a python snippet/plugin to Jupyter Lab. So you could program it to do whatever you want. That's what I love about Jupyter Lab, you can turn it into whatever kind of enviro
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by dokem 5y ago
You can configure so they don't save their output, then the ipynb diffs will be readable.
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by dokem 5y ago
You blame the anti-vaxxers for the vaccine not being up to spec? Isn't this what they were saying the whole time?
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by dokem 5y ago
What happened to the wisdom of "don't believe what you read on the internet"? There used to be a general skepticism that existed alongside the internet when I was a kid. I think people still remember this for the most part an
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by dokem 6y ago
Why does a browser window need to take up an entire 40" screen for general browsing?
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by dokem 6y ago
And HTTPS so I can sleep at night knowing noone MITM'd my stupid internet content.
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by dokem 6y ago
Yea I get why mgmt is creaming over it, but it also seems like a lot of employees are too for no valid reason.
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by dokem 6y ago
I switched to a job where I have an office for the first time and it really makes me question HTF open layouts have cough so much traction among employees. I think there was a push away from 'boring' offices and now no one even re
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by dokem 6y ago
Sometimes I think about this half-baked theory where physical laws don't exist until they are discovered. Once you catch physics with it's pants down it now must maintain those constraints or have it's bluff called.

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