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Since Wayland is prominently mentioned, does this OS version still allow X applications in kiosk mode? Until now, the pi could be started with X started as pi user, so a systemd service could just start any old X program.
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The German Wikipedia entry has more detail. If you can get it with subtitles, the movie “Bornholmer Strasse” describes this incident and is excellent.
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3y ago
Even though the book is a bit outdated, Stanislaw Lem foresaw a society dominated by misinformation in the book "Eden". The Soviet example he lived through must have helped. AI will vastly accelerate that trend. Wild times ahead.
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3y ago
Then you get a lot of people keeping their old tires far longer than is safe and creating hazardous conditions. Gas tax is different in that regard.
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"hundreds of dollars a month of a leaking faucet" exaggerate much ? It's hard to take (even valid) criticism seriously if couched in hyperbolic speech like that. And yes, the landlords have probably no incentive to repair. Th
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3y ago
Yeah, but that has no cussword component. Verschlimmbesserung could be translated as imworsement maybe?
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3y ago
VictoriaMetrics is a layer on top of Prometheus from a quick read. I managed simple alerts just using Prometheus's alert manager and aws's simple mail system, I prefer this simpler approach.
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3y ago
In German it would be Verscheißigung?
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Looks nice. I would like to use something like this to remotely monitor machines. Currently use Prometheus (but without Grafana), since the alerting and built-in graphing is sufficient. But agree with OP that Prometheus feels more complex t
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Anyone else fat fingering a lot of submissions for flagging?
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I propose to instead use the system proposed by G.K. Chesterton in "The Napoleon of Notting Hill".
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3y ago
Farewell, monobrains!
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3y ago
For many people, a voice coach helps one with pronunciation, dialects etc. The link doesn’t say explicitly, but I suspect it’s about a fitness coach that uses speech to text.
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3y ago
that's because curl returns an empty file.
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"It takes several acres of farm to feed one person." I think this may be a bit high, my math may be wrong. an acre of lentils for instance should yield about 5-8 quintals (say 500-800kg) of lentils a year. I imagine if you really
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3y ago
The East Germans did that, too
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I found the Hans Rosling series of talks quite good and a bit reassuring. If we survive the next 100 years, we'll probably do OK for a while longer.
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That feature is a bit of a joke though, isn't it? It seems to only work for apps that have specific integration with it. Specifically, * not in terminal * not in Chrome URL bar (but yes in text areas) * not in emacs * not in vim I
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3y ago
Was it similar to google Appmaker (that also got shut down?)
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Are this UK billions, aka US trillions? The numbers seem to make no sense …?
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... as opposed to a human doing the same thing ? It's hard for me to reconcile that it's somehow OK for a student to write a term paper about something (e.g. "Ulysses"), Wikipedia doing the same thing, but on the other h
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Don't love all the negative attitude about the NHS in the comments. Yes, could be better. Still, amazing progress over time. This un-constructive pessimism really doesn't serve much purpose IMO. Heartfelt (no pun intended) get-we
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maybe chatgpt can translate adequately for low end jobs in the space? More important jobs can be filled with candidates from more well-heeled colleges?
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I suppose that any number of twists would be OK, but the more twists, the less efficient ? Is that what you are saying ? Or are there other constraints on the number of twists (e.g. must be odd, ...)
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TeX and LaTeX are pretty close to 'done'
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invar gives a few hints.
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Or NightHawkInLight.
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Costco in the bay area had those as well, as recently as 10-15 years ago.
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Indeed. For instance, is Corian or Granite safer and more environmentally friendly? How about plastic laminate (given it has be replaced more often than a stone countertop?) Given the lack of clarity of the criteria discussed, this could ju
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(charlie Munger has entered the chat) https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2021/10/29/business/ucsb-munger-hall...
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