dustypotato

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by dustypotato 1y ago
brb gotta buy a casio lineage watch now
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by dustypotato 1y ago
How'd you manage to summarize these figures so nicely ? Are you good at accounting stuff or are you using some AI tool ?
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by dustypotato 1y ago
love it!
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by dustypotato 1y ago
Also obviously india
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by dustypotato 1y ago
Site simply doesn't work on my chrome ? It just shows the logo
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by dustypotato 1y ago
You'd think google products would have this feature considering the enormous developer capacity they have. But i think they're getting there.
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Funny but google silently rolled a feature like this on Android already and somehow it went under the radar
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by dustypotato 2y ago
https://wiktok.org/ Related
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Curious on what you think the advantage there is ? If you lose your phone , you don't lose your number if it's an eSIM
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Was just thinking about this the other day. I feel vindicated that I'm not the only one who thinks this.
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by dustypotato 2y ago
It's not just the West. I'm Indian and it's 2x worse there.
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Kinda tracks. India, Italy, Greece, pride themselves on culture and lacks in development compared to peers. US, China (after cultural revolution), Germany don't and are top among their peers.
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by dustypotato 2y ago
There are very few if not zero number of countries going back to replacement levels after they fell from it. The world on average is getting richer and richer countries have falling birthrates
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Seems upgrading to 1.55.3 fixed it for many users. did you try that?
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by dustypotato 2y ago
They're making custom chips right? Why would Cerebras buy hardware from Nvidia?
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by dustypotato 2y ago
> illegal monopoly on search Just by being better than bing
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Maybe it isn't ? MS was the antichrist in Open source circles before Satya Nadella
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Woah . I googled to make sure I read right. It's true!
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Le terme vallée, utilisé comme toponyme, doit être distingué du terme val qui est souvent employé pour désigner et nommer une région limitée dans divers pays d'Europe et dans leurs langues. -- https://fr.wikipedia.org/w
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by dustypotato 2y ago
I doubt it was the main reason that it was believed. Maybe they were just that lenient ?
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Sounds good all around, the only thing that bothers me is that I will have to give my phone number to recieve a payment ? You can set an alias even in PayPal
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by dustypotato 2y ago
It's just a check for updates and notifies you of it. Standard feature in many modern applications
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by dustypotato 2y ago
I mean he's also the chief dev of calibre so that's a gold star
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Sounds reasonable? You'd attempt to retain a high performer
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Why would Microsoft push something that no user wants, is a privacy nightmare, a PR disaster, entails additional costs for them in storage, network and compute? It's to train a multimodal AI model on what each employee role is doing an
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by dustypotato 2y ago
This is so cool. Makes me wonder why it hadn't been done already. Side note: Could have used something else other than the TCP abbreviation probably, but who cares
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Are you talking about neuronal clusters in other parts of the body
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Alarm, backlight, stopwatch, 8-10 years battery life. 20-30USD price tag. What is not to love?
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Maybe it was after boarding the flight? I still find it convenient . It's not that hard to keep the PNR number and surname. The reason it's so open is that there's an Identity check at the next stage where you can't use
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by dustypotato 2y ago
Sounds plausiblel. Don't know why you're downvoted, frequently used ones are more prone to it I'd say, just because the possibility that someone thinks of or stumbles upon a new name for it is higher. Maybe Dog was the name o

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