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811.
by em-bee 7mo ago
how is that different from any computer with a network card and wifi support? routers really are not special here.
812.
by em-bee 7mo ago
not understanding that rebase touches every commit in the diff it sounds like that's a problem for you. why would that be? i prefer rebase and fast forward, but i am fully aware that rebase rewrites all commits.
813.
by em-bee 7mo ago
Co-sleeping or not is independent of this unless the child doesn't like to be held then i believe co-sleeping does help here. cuddling together, maybe reading a story provides an alternative to directly sleeping or playing, allowing
814.
by em-bee 7mo ago
oops, sloppy reading of the article on my part, corrected.
815.
by em-bee 7mo ago
a better (more confusing) example: i have a branch and i want to merge that branch into main. is ours the branch and main theirs? or is ours main, and the branch theirs?
816.
by em-bee 7mo ago
seems redundant given that the c̶o̶u̶r̶t̶ NLRB siding with the employee suggests that even in the US employees are likely protected in this case, but interestingly i feel this one is undecided, because insults are taken quite seriously in
817.
by em-bee 7mo ago
how to handle expressions that need more than two lines?
818.
by em-bee 7mo ago
if it's a good story, it is worth retelling. my personal approach is to try to link to the old post or at least mention that i told this before. i don't know if that is better or not though. but certainly if the story fits, then i
819.
by em-bee 7mo ago
this is coming from lawmakers in developing countries that demand more protection for their illiterate users.
820.
by em-bee 7mo ago
this is the right answer. google is simply at a loss. they are not doing this to gain control, they are doing this because developing countries are demanding it. and those developing countries are the future markets with a lot of growth pot
821.
by em-bee 7mo ago
yes, but we are talking about educating a billion people in developing countries. it's not just some people there, but the majority of the population. it will take a whole generation at least to fix that.
822.
by em-bee 7mo ago
this is not about protecting children with parental controls but about protecting illiterate adults in developing countries who are being exploited by unscrupulous scammers. yes, it's bad, and i don't like it either, but this is p
823.
by em-bee 7mo ago
we didn't do that much traveling with our kids but we move to new places. when traveling you have to consider your kids interest, so museums are probably out. fortunately i don't care much for that either. we travel to visit famil
824.
by em-bee 7mo ago
granted our kids were easy, but kids don't need to sleep by themselves. see attachment parenting. we let the kids sleep in our bed which solved the sleeping problem and the feeding problem because the kids could get milk at night witho
825.
by em-bee 7mo ago
how is that any different from any other VPN provider?
826.
by em-bee 7mo ago
ok, maybe very rarely is too strong. i do have the experience rarely myself however. i suppose it also depends on which sites you go to. with ad surveillance even a 90% reduction is a win (my own experience is even better than that), so in
827.
by em-bee 7mo ago
commenters here WITH ad blockers installed sometimes STILL see ads very rarely. I don't understand the enmity of HN in general for online ads and advertising i am surprised that you noticed the one but not figured out the other. be
828.
by em-bee 7mo ago
aren't most such artifacts found by starting to dig somewhere? how many artifacts remain buried because you just start building on top without looking what's in the ground? almost every village or city in europe has a history goin
829.
by em-bee 7mo ago
the difference in taste comes from the amount of fat. raw milk tends to have more fat
830.
by em-bee 7mo ago
i love chopping onions and the whole cooking process. it is very meditative, and creative, whereas working at mcdonalds isn't.
831.
by em-bee 7mo ago
do i read that right, you didn't enjoy addressing big business problems? i learned programming in high school and i enjoyed it, then while starting computer science i did and internship at a software company, and i hated it, and i thou
832.
by em-bee 7mo ago
a sculptor or a painter are doing something inherently different from someone who describes the outcome and have it created by someone else. in my world they are called product managers or product owners (scrum) but they are not programmers
833.
by em-bee 7mo ago
the library of babel contain all possible books, but people are unable o find the good ones among the sea of random rubbish. the LLM equivalent would be to prompt "give me an app", without specifying what that app does and then re
834.
by em-bee 7mo ago
fedora. stable, not bleeding edge but frequently updated (twice a year).
835.
by em-bee 7mo ago
most people don't have any of those problems. what you need to consider is that only those people who actually do have problems will talk about them. the rest of us stay silent. also, linux users are more vocal, they don't stay si
836.
by em-bee 8mo ago
that's very interesting, thank you, i should have realized that even early on there had to be a way to share code between images. (and i don't know why i missed that comment before responding myself) but, doesn't building a n
837.
by em-bee 8mo ago
on the contrary, reviewing LLM code and human code is very different. LLMs don't learn. if a human makes a mistake i can teach them to avoid that mistake in the future. if an LLM makes a mistake, all i can do is fix it over and over ag
838.
by em-bee 8mo ago
already in X11 time, compositor and window manager were one unit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compiz why? because the compositor completely changed the geometry of the desktop. being 3-dimensional. now, today most wa
839.
by em-bee 8mo ago
you are looking for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compiz note that compiz is also a windowmanager, so already then compositor and window manager were one unit.
840.
by em-bee 8mo ago
why is there still a 0 as the major version? come on, it's a stable release, and previous releases have been stable too. why not just drop the 0 as many other applications have done and call this version 7.0 showing people that this is

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