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by girvo 2y ago
> homework can bring your grade up but was not required for a perfect grade A biochemistry unit at a Uni in Australia I took in ~2010 operated this way, which was quite surprising to me. The required minimum work was a field work report,
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by girvo 2y ago
Good schools/teachers absolutely do, though. Mine did!
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by girvo 2y ago
Oh that I'm aware of, but it's softened over time too haha I miss the old Atomic MPC forums in the ~00s.
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by girvo 2y ago
> Clearly mimicking Pokemon And yet no one would confuse the two. It's not a copyright or any other case, its a patent case. And "game mechanic" patents are frankly gross, in my opinion.
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by girvo 2y ago
TFA means "the featured article", so in this case the "Why wordfreq will not be updated" link we're talking about.
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by girvo 2y ago
I mean prior to iMessage existing, all messages sent in the "Text" app were green bubbles.
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by girvo 2y ago
> It would have a faster CPU, more RAM, and more storage, but it's rare I run into any of those limits I quite honestly cannot think of a single time I've run into any of those limits in at least the last 5 years, personally!
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by girvo 2y ago
Yeah I stick to TOTP for the most part which means the YubiCo app has the list. I always enrol two keys though, one back up and one active.
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by girvo 2y ago
Oh hey, thats neat. I have two MHI split systems in my house! Definitely going to have a play with this, very nice.
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by girvo 2y ago
Yep this is nearly guaranteed. Kills so many IoT things, logging the world and eMMC write limits being garbage.
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by girvo 2y ago
I mean the FWC can straight up fine the company, and in general our commissions & ombudsmans are pretty decently run. It'll have an effect, I'm sure.
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by girvo 2y ago
The Australian government R&DTI operates this way. Nearly every job I've had I've had to fill out specific timesheets and project descriptions to fit the gov's reqs to get the tax incentive.
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by girvo 2y ago
I know its a bit of a tangent, but its wryly humorous to me that someone referring to something else as "virtue signalling" is, in itself, a way of signalling some specific "virtue" (an incredibly negative and gross one)
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by girvo 2y ago
Does the final example not work in Firefox for anyone else? It worked in Edge, but not Firefox for me Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Map.groupBy(...).entries().map is not a function
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by girvo 2y ago
> They don't really care about the drug use Unfortunately, that's not what I was directly told when I inquired, at least for the jobs here in Aus. Perhaps they were just being conservative about it
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by girvo 2y ago
I believe you can: my Visa Debit has temporary charges placed on it all the time.
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by girvo 2y ago
For myself it's somewhat ethical, and somewhat practical: there's no way I'd get cleared anyway, due to my history of hard drug addiction in my teens and early 20s. Despite being sober for... gosh, over a decade now, it'
888.
by girvo 2y ago
It's required by law in Australia, which is nice
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by girvo 2y ago
I think the author did quite well at explaining how Classical music's industry engenders this though: Foision was literally being given awards and prizes based solely on his made-up CV rather than his actual music. Sure that's not
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by girvo 2y ago
Rest easy, and thank you for sharing your experience with us. I’ve read your words for such a long time now, and I’m happier for it; thank you again
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by girvo 2y ago
Yeah I love it, I wish it was adopted more widely but alas, Webpack and Parcel run my world today
892.
by girvo 2y ago
It even still looks the same! Man I miss those days. Bring back RequireJS and/or browserify
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by girvo 2y ago
They own React at this point, it seems. More and more hires I'm coming across know Next.js rather than React itself, and Vercel is now a massive part of the core React contributor team...
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by girvo 2y ago
Yeah anyone calling the RP2040 slow for GPIO hasn't used it in anger. The PIO is amazing.
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by girvo 2y ago
...the receipts show what tax is charged in the total. This is a total non-issue. Tax-exclusive pricing is ridiculous.
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by girvo 2y ago
It's super exciting. c2nim is one of the things that makes using Nim in _super_ odd places (like professional embedded firmware development) feasible, and translate-c brings Zig that much closer to what I'd love from it! Embedded
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by girvo 2y ago
It's macro system certainly makes it feel that way!
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by girvo 2y ago
Yo! Long time no see haha <3 Would love to see your workflow sometime, my experimentations have been small tbh but I was quite impressed with Claude. Funnily, I think (modulo costs) feeding outputs of one model into another once you hit
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by girvo 2y ago
Oh absolutely, its not a good product for end-users. Doesn't change the fact that Teams has adoption that Skype For Business can only dream of however
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by girvo 2y ago
Teams actually has adoption. Those other options didn't, when compared to Teams.

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