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by ewidar 1y ago
And of course there is always only one tool that solves any given job.
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by ewidar 1y ago
They mean that if apple wins the appeal, the in-app new purchase flow will be removed but users will likely not leave the apple ecosystem
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by ewidar 1y ago
https://recipit.me I was tired of all the ads, and the poor formating on recipe websites. So I made a website to import food recipes from any location (text, YouTube, file...). It has been fun so far! I tried importing from fb&#
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by ewidar 1y ago
it would likely be safer to have a safe (accepting Templates) and an unsafe (accepting strings) interface. Now whether maintainers introduce `getSafe` and keep the old behavior intact, or make a breaking change to turn `get` into `getUnsafe
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by ewidar 1y ago
Not really, since f"" is a string and t"" is a template, you could make `db.execute` only accept templates, maybe have `db.execute(Template)` and `db.unsafeExecute(str)`
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by ewidar 2y ago
I think the key point is that you start with a valid warrant, no?
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by ewidar 2y ago
I am assuming that in OP's case, they want their go process to "see" the machine as it is though, to surface more accurate/better stats? Interesting link nonetheless, thanks!
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ChatGPT Solving AdventOfCode(medium.com)
1 points by ewidar 4y ago|1 comments
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by ewidar 4y ago
Hey peeps! I was getting started on this year's Advent Of Code and seeing all the ruckus around ChatGPT decided to try and solve the problems using it. It has been so fun that I decided to publish an article on it with some explanation
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by ewidar 4y ago
> Yeah but you need to provide proof of ID and the like if you book a flight This was the initial thought, so seems like you agree.
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by ewidar 4y ago
Btw the conversions don't seem to work for me: > 100 eur to usd $-100.63 > 100 usd to eur Incompatible units
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by ewidar 5y ago
I think you're missing part of the author's point. Yes, as adults, we are bound to "cause some pain" as you put it in some mundane situations, such as cancelling a plan that someone else has been looking forward to. But
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by ewidar 5y ago
FYI this is being banned in multiple cities in France https://www.liberation.fr/checknews/ou-en-est-la-loi-interdi...
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by ewidar 5y ago
I don't know much about the content of robots.txt, can you share some mistakes they are making here?
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by ewidar 5y ago
Except it was not "after the fact"? He got interviewed for a senior position, got offered a mid-level position. Seems to fit exactly the case that you find reasonable.
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by ewidar 5y ago
It might be true for the fact checking groups described here, but to state that as a general case is incorrect. > Fact checking is better referred to as "authority enforcement" or "mainstream validation". Fact checkin
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by ewidar 5y ago
Yes, because no network issue ever happened in the past with the "greybeards". Do we really need these kind of comments?
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by ewidar 5y ago
Actually what that quote is saying is: - Wired charging is now a pretty well known topic, and USB-C is considered a good standard by the vast majority of the industry. So let's make sure that everyone uses this standard to simplify the
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by ewidar 5y ago
We're talking with no adapters here, as in you have a single plain usb-c charger for all your phones.
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by ewidar 5y ago
> Unbundling the sale of a charger from the sale of the electronic device: consumers will be able to purchase a new electronic device without a new charger. Maybe not, depends how this gets interpreted.
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by ewidar 5y ago
Hey! How does the beta access work? Shouldn't I be able to join together with my friends in the Beta?
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by ewidar 5y ago
> > My anecdotal experience is that you never want people who can't write a for-loop or whatever in your team > Yes, you don't. But you don't need to ask them that directly, or have them code live. I am not being fli
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by ewidar 5y ago
All in all, as others have said, it is still easier to move between distant countries now than ever before, and these may seem like minor issues, but I feel your pain! I moved a few times between France and the UK, and every time I've
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by ewidar 5y ago
I don't know for sure, but there is quite a lot of lore around foxes and dogs, see Kitsune and Komainu for example. Since Zelda is a Nintendo game and Ghost of Tsushima is set in Japan, I would think it has more to do with real world l
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by ewidar 5y ago
> and if no then why isn’t it signed? It is indeed signed, according to the blog post and to the spec linked in the blog post https://github.com/ehn-dcc-development/hcert-spec/blob/main/...
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by ewidar 6y ago
It depends on what you mean: GDPR does not prevent EU government from handling their citizens personal data for bureaucracy. However a good example of GDPR applying to the government is the COVID tracking app built by (for?) the French gove
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by ewidar 6y ago
It does not need to be a slippery slope though. I would expect companies to count plane emissions when their employees go on business trips, but not on holidays. I would also expect companies to count emissions produced by their employees w
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by ewidar 6y ago
> Nostalgia is thrown out as some kind of accusation all too often, Didn't read this as an accusation, simply a remark that the original comment was not necessarily about declining quality or compatibility (as proven by the comment
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by ewidar 6y ago
I agree, I don't understand the naming here. When clicking the link I thought this was going to be another way to approach emails which better respects... something. This was quite disapointing.
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by ewidar 6y ago
Even though it is ageing and could be cleaner, the subway in Paris is amazing to get you anywhere in the city. Add to it buses, trams, bikes + very well connected train stations, and you have a very good public transport.

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