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by g947o 7mo ago
For a new Ubuntu user, that is probably more confusing than not echoing at all. "That way you can be certain..." absolutely not.
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by g947o 7mo ago
My own anecdotal experience is that Copilot doesn't even do a good job as a chatbot. I usually only use it in a few occasions where I don't have access to ChatGPT/Claude. And I could tell that. In one instance where I asked i
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by g947o 7mo ago
Marginally related: I have been an Android user for almost 15 years. A recent incident makes me seriously think about whether I should get an iPhone (other than all the privacy/sideloading/security discussions) I have a Samsung ph
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by g947o 7mo ago
You don't need to update all of them. Nobody is asking you to give up your Gmail. You can start with the 20 sites you use the most frequently which takes an hour. For the rest, either take time to migrate or leave them in Gmail, since
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by g947o 7mo ago
> the 300+ sites I am almost sure that you only use 15 of those sites regularly, 30 of those sites occasionally, and almost never for the other 250. It's doable. If you keep finding excuses, you'll never get it done.
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by g947o 7mo ago
It's possible and I migrated almost all my emails from Outlook and Gmail. That's two services. I still have those accounts and occasionally check for emails from old contacts or service emails, but on a daily basis I don't in
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by g947o 7mo ago
Most companies don't do auto competition these days, including some that just recently stopped offering completion. Which I find very unfortunate. There are so many cases, especially in proprietary codebases with non standard infrastru
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by g947o 7mo ago
You could put it this way, but to me the bigger question is why would a payment processor have such ridiculous requests? That probably should be examined first.
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by g947o 7mo ago
I believe parent is talking about a separate topic, not about this change.
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by g947o 7mo ago
Scammers will figure something out to help that workflow smoother, you can count on that.
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by g947o 7mo ago
I mean, the device is still being sold and it's not like you are missing out on anything, unless you are one of the 3 people on the planet who actually uses the "Metaverse". Most people use it for games, and it's fine.
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by g947o 7mo ago
Nobody knows what's going to happen. The device and the ecosystem absolutely did not live up to the hype, but Apple is still investing in it, including software updates. Rumors are that they are developing a second gen headset targetin
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by g947o 7mo ago
Maybe let me ask this question: How is this any different from NFT?
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by g947o 7mo ago
Money.
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by g947o 7mo ago
It's in the input.
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by g947o 7mo ago
You might want to check out how their HQ2 in Virginia is doing before commenting on anything about HQ2. Most New Yorkers would tell you NY dodged a bullet by not accepting Amazon's corporate BS. P.S. NYC is far from "the most desi
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by g947o 7mo ago
How can everyone be familiar with everybody else's work? Usually at most 2-3 engineer have enough context to fully understand what your code is doing.
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by g947o 7mo ago
That seems a lot about the company and the culture rather than about how code review is supposed to work. I have been involved in enough code reviews both in a corporate environment and in open source projects to know this is an outlier. Wh
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by g947o 7mo ago
Different people value different things. If I watch a movie by myself, I would choose my $500 27" 4k monitor connected to proper speakers/headphone over a $300 55" TV without external soundbar any day. Most people probably wi
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by g947o 7mo ago
Well, the system either needs to change, or it will die. As simple as that. Probably the latter.
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by g947o 7mo ago
For sure, if both Amazon and the seller are doing things the way they are supposed to be. There is a small chance, however, if the OP either purchases from an unfaithful third party seller, or somehow inadvertently from a third party selle
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by g947o 7mo ago
I don't necessarily hate the trailers per se, but this is about time management. If the whole preshow is 10 minutes like in the theater where I used to live a few years ago, that is still somewhat more acceptable. But these days, with
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by g947o 7mo ago
If they exist. None exists the in 15 mile radius of where I live.
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by g947o 7mo ago
Then I guess you aren't familiar with the 20 minutes of trailers, 1 minute of Cocacola ad and 2 minutes of other completely irrelevant content before the movie actually begins.
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by g947o 7mo ago
I hope the kobo store has rigorous screening of their books, unlike Amazon: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47386280 These days it's hard to even get a proper book to read.
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by g947o 7mo ago
Somewhat related: Amazon has a huge fake ebook problem as well. I recently spent $2 buying an ebook that is still copyrighted. It is cheaper than the first item in search result that has more reviews. I thought, it's an ebook, what cou
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by g947o 7mo ago
Your DDIA book might be an international version. Check if it says the edition is only for sale in India.
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by g947o 7mo ago
Eh. I doubt if human developers spend much time reading any such json files. Using jq etc will go a long way for any routine work.
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by g947o 7mo ago
Without looking, I guessed that all your quotes come from academic papers. I was right. Because real life is nothing like what is taught in CS classes.
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by g947o 7mo ago
I think we are talking about Bluetooth devices/use cases within the consumer world. Real time audio exists for sure. But it doesn't use Bluetooth, and nobody here cares about it, not to mention the amount of investment needed for

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