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by dsr_ 3y ago
Your terms of service appear to be bogus: > You acknowledge that the Website is a general-purpose search engine and tool. Specifically, but without limitation, the Website allows you to search multiple websites for music. Moreover, the W
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by dsr_ 3y ago
It's easier to add warmth to neutral speakers than it is to correct them back.
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by dsr_ 3y ago
It is not quite 70 years since this proposal was written: http://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/history/dartmouth/dartmou...
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by dsr_ 3y ago
> Then there are pieces of data that should never change, like a company's CUSIP (essentially the primary key in a database of stocks). I hate to break it to you, but tickers and CUSIPs do change. The world of 'corporate action
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by dsr_ 3y ago
> And we had a telephone connection between these two…so they could talk to each other. What happened is Charley typed the “L” and he asked, “You get the ‘L?’” And the answer was, “Got the ‘L.’” He typed the ‘O.’ “You get the ‘O?’” “Got
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by dsr_ 3y ago
The best way is threading, which combines chronological, unread status, and the tree structure of replies. Everything else is either an attempt to do less work or an attempt to shape user experiences for your own goals. Threading requires t
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by dsr_ 3y ago
The NLRB is not "a quasi-governmental organization" any more than the SEC is.
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by dsr_ 3y ago
At least 3 orthogonal axes, not 2. x: understanding capitalism y: success in capitalism z: supporting capitalism All of these are slightly correlated, but only in rough outline.
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by dsr_ 3y ago
If you have a 48" 4K monitor, what you have is: + 4x 24" 1080P without bezels - 4x 24" 1080P in a fixed grid with no flexibility Different people have different preferences, and that's ok.
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by dsr_ 3y ago
https://github.com/debauchee/barrier is the still-open fork.
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by dsr_ 3y ago
It's an external filter, you can run it from emacs. shell-command-on-region, IIRC.
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by dsr_ 3y ago
TL;DR: just under half the cost to get notification support for self-hosted instances. Probably an easier sell, as it is now about the same cost as VOIP service rather than being more expensive.
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by dsr_ 3y ago
It was a little bundle of what looked like thin, glisteningly blue threads, lying in a shallow bowl; a net, like something you'd put on the end of a stick and go fishing for little fish in a stream. She tried to pick it up; it was impo
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by dsr_ 3y ago
They were invented in 1955, but high quality class D audio amplifiers have only been around since the mid90s, and are only now available as simultaneously good, high-power, and cheap. Servo-controlled subwoofers are readily available these
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by dsr_ 3y ago
That's incorrect. In the last 30 years (since 1993), we have got class D amplifiers which can be both power-efficient and as flat as human ears can detect, switching power supplies to go along with them, DACs which are both cheap and a
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by dsr_ 3y ago
You can get an XDuoo X3ii for $125. It's not exactly in-production, but it will be new in-box. https://www.linsoul.com/products/xduoo-x3ii I wish it were the size of a Clip+.
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by dsr_ 3y ago
2200mAH and a 120mA average usage is about 18 hours of playing. My typical usage when I had a commute and a weekly exercise habit was about 2 hours a day, so this would last more than a week.
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by dsr_ 3y ago
No, this is the thing I can't fault them for. The pricing is terrible. The only feature we get from it is the push notifications. We've never used support other than raising issues, all of which turned out to be problems others we
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by dsr_ 3y ago
The cost/benefit of believing an infotech company about privacy concerns not backed by an explicit contract is firmly on the side of "don't bother believing them". Restore the trust? Pay us.
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by dsr_ 3y ago
The fact that Google thinks that they don't need to federate with email merely means that delivery to GMail is unreliable. There is a market-based solution: stop using GMail, and tell clients and partners that you don't expect ema
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by dsr_ 3y ago
> Finally Android Auto and CarPlay gave everyone what they wanted Bzzt. What I want is what I have: there's a $10 bluetooth receiver hooked to the car audio input jack, and a $10 phone holder on top of the dash, and a $10 USB charge
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by dsr_ 3y ago
> "Lesbian necromancers explore a haunted gothic palace in space!" --Charles Stross This does properly describe Gideon The Ninth, by Tamsyn Muir.
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by dsr_ 3y ago
You are not the target audience.
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by dsr_ 3y ago
You misunderstand. Responsibility cannot be avoided. - power's out at your house. You should have bought a UPS. - internet's out at your house. You should have a router with a backup connection. - security exploit in the wild. You
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by dsr_ 3y ago
Most people would like the privacy, but not the responsibility and concomitant work.
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by dsr_ 3y ago
Note that in your hypothetical 1m 60Hz display, the edge of the cylinder is moving at 422 miles per hour. I'm going to recommend an evacuated transparent bell jar for safety, at a minimum...
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by dsr_ 3y ago
Oh. Actually, let me tell you: Most trades workers don't need full-sized pickup trucks. They do need an 8 foot bed. An amazing number of full-sized pickups come with 6.5 foot beds by default, and cost extra for the 8 foot. They won&#x2
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by dsr_ 3y ago
There is no reason to believe (evidence) that any meaning ascribed to an LLM's utterances comes from the LLM rather than being pareidolia. If you've found some, please let everyone know.
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A Sad Scheme of Abusive Intellectual Property Litigation(columbialawreview.org)
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by dsr_ 3y ago
As someone who writes init scripts and daemontools controllers all the time, I recommend daemontools and similar.

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