glaucon

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by glaucon 11mo ago
I don't have ADHD but I would find that useful (I'm not a mac user so your implementation is not for me). I have used pomodoro timers that have a sound (for instance a clock ticking) and that's a useful way to be reminded. Un
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by glaucon 11mo ago
> I think with these kinds of ideological issues, all one can do is vote with their wallet Needs to be viewed in the light of the distinctly un-open market in which airlines operate. There are only so many airports, and only so many slot
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by glaucon 11mo ago
A bit weird that it's necessary but thank you for pointing it out.
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by glaucon 11mo ago
> Banning personalised ads I'm in favour of anything that tries to address the appaling effects of social media, but as long as there is advertising that will, surely, be some sort of personalisation. In the past you bought a magazi
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by glaucon 11mo ago
> The president’s pardons are not popular with the FBI and law enforcement Well if they don't like it I'm sure he would be happy to start a bidding war.
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by glaucon 11mo ago
> Down here in NZ the govt subsidizes an aluminium smelter which uses 13% of the national electricity just to provide 3,000 jobs I'm not in favour of giving the smelter owners a sweet deal but I believe there is some nuance which is
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by glaucon 1y ago
> The people who buy these cameras would probably be better served by upgrading their phones. I'm sorry if this too far off topic but I routinely go to use my phone's camera and the ambient light level is so high I can barely s
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by glaucon 1y ago
Sorry, I've only just seen your response. Are you able to share your screen using FF on Linux? It's been about eighteen months since I tried so perhaps things have changed since my experience.
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by glaucon 1y ago
| Regarding Teams desktop app vs web app: Is there a big difference? I don't have experience with the web app. I seem to recall : it would only work on Edge; and you couldn't share your screen in the web environment. I say "o
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by glaucon 1y ago
It seems to me that he's missed Teams off his list of "where this might not work for you" situations. A lot more than half my money comes from clients who know of nothing else. I'm not pleased about this, but it's a
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by glaucon 1y ago
At least until such time as his polling stumbles the GOP will do absolutely anything he says. And Trump will do whatever it takes to keep the grease coming in, I really think him turning on the printing presses is a long from the least like
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by glaucon 1y ago
Great looking tool, thanks. Looking through your "Futures" on the README I do think ... "Add videos demonstrating common concepts and attacks (such as race attack, finney attack etc)." ... would certainly make it accessi
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by glaucon 1y ago
Almost certain that I was using the mouse. I just went and tried to do the same thing again and it worked as expected. This may be due to you having made changes but if you haven't there was something else I was going to mention which
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by glaucon 1y ago
> hint- the wealthiest man in the world for 20 straight years Your hint doesn't help me much because, as far as I can tell, no individual has been considered the wealthiest person in the world for a period of twenty consecutive year
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by glaucon 1y ago
I hope this helps with feedback. After having pressed "learn to play" I got to the bit "Give it a try and form the word E N D" but the UI was frozen . I then selected "Exit how to play" but that left the URL un
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by glaucon 1y ago
I was surprised to read this. I don't have access to the standard for the mDL's being discussed, that is ISO/IEC 18103-5 [1] but I have found a number of accessible resources [2][3] which suggest selective disclosure is suppo
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by glaucon 1y ago
"One of the things that stood out to me right away was how dreadful UI looked. Not only it felt uninviting, but it almost felt “gatekeepy” - if you don’t know how to use it in this configuration, then might as well forget about it.&qu
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by glaucon 1y ago
Agreed but ElCapitanMarkla is paying for an ad free service so at that point (as far as I can see) there shouldn't be any reason they can't have what they suggest.
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by glaucon 1y ago
Where I live during the Rugby and Soccer seasons it's not uncommon for the 'normal' pitches to be unplayable due to consistent periods of rain. A number of schools, and public facilities, near me have switched to plastic pitc
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by glaucon 1y ago
The unfortunate, but understandable, fallback suggestion from thehamsterforum of all moving over to Instagram shows why large corps _love_ laws like this. More laws just raises the barrier to entry until only those that have entire office b
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by glaucon 1y ago
I worked on Wang VS COBOL too, great environment. Also worked on Wang PACE, their 4GL/RDBMS, the people who developed that stuff did a great job.
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by glaucon 1y ago
> DoD is also contracting for $200 million for grok Somewhat to one side but when up to USD800 million is being spent (Grok, is not the only AI shaped snout at the trough) it's depressing to see the vagueness of the supposed uses [1
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by glaucon 1y ago
It is a bit weird, like the OP missed out "for the first time" after 'U.K.' but really the underlying article is there for the clicking, it's written at a level 12 year olds could read and it's a two minute rea
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by glaucon 1y ago
You realise it's just a temporary loan for an exhibition ?
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by glaucon 1y ago
What makes me laugh (sardonically) is that I would have hoped that, as well as considering what the costs are to the suppliers, the law might also have taken into account the size of the injury being suffered by consumers. And that if that
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by glaucon 1y ago
Thanks for the analysis. Gotta laugh at the threshold being USD100M costs to the affected businesses without the law taking into account how much the annual costs to consumers are, assuming the continuation of the practices.
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by glaucon 1y ago
Yep, it took me a while to find that.
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by glaucon 1y ago
I'd be interested to know under what circumstances pip executes arbitrary code while resolving dependencies ... how does that work ? And while I'm here ... how does uv go about mitigating typosquatting risks ? I could imagine how
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by glaucon 1y ago
Definitely works for me although it was rendering the result a lot faster six hours ago.
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by glaucon 1y ago
> so any conclusions that you're "unique" (in the world?) I don't think too many people are labouring under this idea, I think it's implicit that "unique" is in terms of those people those people who&#x

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