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by est 1y ago
Offtopic I really liked the auto-refreshing "Windows Spotlight" wallpaper on logon screen. I even wrote a script to sync it as my desktop wallpaper. But on my Win10 it stopped working idk why, so I wrote a script to download Bing
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by est 1y ago
German and Arabic course. So in other words, the course is programmed by a human? Well I hope with today's AI tech the course should be highly customizable. I don't want to learn "The cat is a viking" 100 times.
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by est 1y ago
been using Duolingo in the 10s and last year, I gave up because the course seems very repetitive. Even if I got the answer right 10 out of 10 times, the same question kept coming. It almost looks like the app is trying very hard to make m
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by est 1y ago
for android phones, type `*#*#4636#*#*` in dial, you can choose phone network. btw 4636 means INFO.
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by est 1y ago
Is "modern media" really rich? I think information density and signal-noise actually degrades
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by est 1y ago
weird stuff happen when an advertising company is making web browsers. Anti-trust should happen faster to stop the monopoly
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by est 1y ago
https://peps.python.org/pep-0750/#approaches-to-lazy-evaluat... name = "World" template = t"Hello {(lambda: name)}" This looks cool
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by est 1y ago
One thing to consider is for SIM with a PIN lock, after reboot there won't be any signal unless you input the PIN everytime.
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by est 2y ago
If anyone else is wondering, it's not a local model, it uploads your code to online API. Great tool for open-source projects, but careful with anything you don't want be public
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by est 2y ago
Edge could easy win over Chrome if they support ManifestV2
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by est 2y ago
i highly recommend this approach. Especially for kids learning to write and keep a diary habit. I wrote about this in 2021 in Chinese https://blog.est.im/202105/stderr-004
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by est 2y ago
EU slaps regulations
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by est 2y ago
China waits paitiently for the big BOOM of US treasury bond in June.
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by est 2y ago
I to miss old internet where everything is placed under a catalog, instead of endless stream of crap I dont like.
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by est 2y ago
> If a single interpolation is expensive to evaluate, it can be explicitly wrapped in a lambda in the template string literal > https://peps.python.org/pep-0750/#approaches-to-lazy-evaluat... Hmm, I have a feelin
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by est 2y ago
> It’s been described as the “USB-C for AI agents.” There's your problem. USB-C is notoriously confusing.
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by est 2y ago
As described near the end of the article > White House had authorized the use of Signal, largely because there is no alternative platform to text in real time across different agencies, two people familiar with the matter said.
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by est 2y ago
agriculture and energy
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by est 2y ago
> privacy does play a role in every feature It really depends. People discuss and communicate in public channels like IRC or Discord. A large chunk of chatting is shitposting with anonymous identity. Secure chat is only needed in some sc
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by est 2y ago
> This isn't even the China model It's 1400-1840 China model https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isolationism#China
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by est 2y ago
maybe related? Cracks in the Nuclear Model: Surprising Evidence for Structure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qynSxOS_HFc
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by est 2y ago
TIL CustomEvent https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CustomEvent...
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by est 2y ago
We should have third-party .dll injection plugins. Microsoft missed a lot by not keeping ManifestV2 in Edge.
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by est 2y ago
It's a thing when 5V1A phone chargers were popular
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by est 2y ago
by a BYD seagull. Zero auto-pilot features, no cameras, just plain Android tablet you can install .apk you want.
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Cracks in the Nuclear Model: Surprising Evidence for Structure [video](youtube.com)
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by est 2y ago
the ATProto missed a lot by using websocket. If it allows polling static pages, then everyone can host their timeline on Github Pages or something. That would be much better decentralized.
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by est 2y ago
if an app or tool has a huge speed advantage, then I'd choose it no matter what.
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by est 2y ago
also crypto mining does tons of SHA256 on CUDA.
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by est 2y ago
I have a dumb question since school days, how to you build two "slits" as small as particle size? I assume there's tons of interacting forces when you zoom in to that scale. The "slits" are made of particles themsel

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