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by dom96 3y ago
Is it safe to use this to avoid any possible bed bug outbreaks? or are there any risks that outweigh the benefit of it defending against possible bed bugs? I've been thinking about spreading it around every so often under my bed (plus
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by dom96 3y ago
The most ridiculous thing about the Cybertruck is that it is completely illegal in the EU. For good reason IMO and it's sad that the US allows this risk for pedestrians on the roads.
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by dom96 3y ago
Don't forget about Meta
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by dom96 3y ago
Thanks for sharing. I often wondered why we didn’t just create a subset of POSIX for the web and wasm, this seems to answer my questions.
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by dom96 3y ago
https://archive.ph/fm7jf
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by dom96 3y ago
I don't hate anybody's guts and never have. There was a time when I could not post in the Nim community without an aggressive response from the person you mention - and would often enter the space to find many unprompted aggressiv
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by dom96 3y ago
Because of experience I’ve had with the abusive behaviour of that community towards me and others.
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by dom96 3y ago
It's no big reveal that I was involved and optimistic about Nim for a long time, though "BDFL-in-2nd-command" is a stretch for someone who couldn't even get the community to instate a Code of Conduct. That's one of
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by dom96 3y ago
Take it from me: I disagree with the BDFL of Nim about a lot, but him banning some of the people who are behind this fork was one of the best decisions he’s made. Stay far away.
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by dom96 3y ago
Your mileage is sadly spot on.
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by dom96 3y ago
The next Google's killer feature will be the ability to filter out AI generated content and promote content that is truly written by humans.
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by dom96 3y ago
Agreed, it's highly recommended if even for its great cinematography of Wales (in sunshine).
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by dom96 3y ago
The fact that it took a TV Show to make this blow up as much as it did really speaks to the state of the UK (and possibly other countries too). I remember hearing about this a few years ago, I remember being outraged by it, but what could I
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by dom96 3y ago
Tom Scott is one of the great YouTubers. I don't know him personally but he does come across as a genuine down to earth guy who just wants to share knowledge with the world. I also only recently learned that he has a newsletter. He men
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by dom96 3y ago
> The majority of people who buy streaming, I suspect, are interested mainly in the conveyor belt of diverse and engaging content. I'd love to see this backed up by sources. I for one recall seeing streaming stats from Disney+ and o
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37C3 – Breaking "DRM" in Polish trains [video](youtube.com)
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If it looks like they might get anywhere, then lots of companies will also be able to get there, OpenAI can't buy all of them.
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by dom96 3y ago
For what it's worth, I spoke to my friend who professes to be able to visualise things very vividly. I think there is something to it because she was able to confirm that she can literally see the thing she is visualising as if it&#x27
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by dom96 3y ago
Many are shorting Tesla and continue to lose money because of the markets idiocy. If I were a billionaire I would short it, but as it stands I cannot risk losing money just because of stupid prolonged hype.
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by dom96 3y ago
This is just about the worst "yearly report" by a major company I've seen. A mass of text, a link to an xlsx file and a youtube video with audio quality remniscent of a telephone earnings call. Where are the pretty charts and
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by dom96 3y ago
Yeah, this was so obvious too. Clearly Mark Rober tried to ask it what to try and got stupid answers, then tried to give it clues and had to get really specific before he got a usable answer.
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by dom96 3y ago
I wish they didn't do this. They already have an end-to-end encrypted messaging application: it's called WhatsApp. I have seen so many people (and have myself been) bitten by WhatsApp's E2E implementation: messages lost becau
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by dom96 3y ago
This is cool... but it was disappointing to see Bard immediately prompted about the low pressure, presumably Bard isn't smart enough to suggest it as the cause of the stall itself.
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by dom96 3y ago
Wow, this is a great study and I bet it extends to other volunteer-based activities. In particular: open source software projects. It seems obvious that toxicity needs to be rooted out of open source communities, and any projects that don&#
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by dom96 3y ago
In my experience the recommendations are always converging to songs I've already listened to hundreds of times.
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Can the UK regulator ban its sale?
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by dom96 3y ago
The craziest thing about this is that apparently refusing to participate in a conference that faked female speakers is now "woke".
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by dom96 3y ago
It is a good quote, but does it apply as much in this day and age? There is at least one game that sucked at launch and now seems to be generally accepted to be good after months of work post-launch (I'm thinking of No Man's Sky,
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by dom96 3y ago
This article has some of the most frustrating uses of quotations I’ve seen: they’re placed right beside the paragraph they quote and they are exactly the same as the paragraph, so it’s forcing you to read the same thing multiple times.
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by dom96 3y ago
I'm using CSS-based obfuscation on my website[1] and it works quite well. 1 - https://picheta.me

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