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by golem14 7mo ago
You can move before you make a profit however ? Seems quite self defeating for Germany - all the companies that are about to break out will move out just before hitting profitability ? Noice! (I'm of course spitballing ;)
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by golem14 7mo ago
The math lectures I attended were even hard to follow with the speed it took to jot them down on the blackboard :)
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by golem14 7mo ago
Sadly, I think you’re right. Aerospace is pretty cool, i recommend it, but I have not really worked out how full screen interacts with spaces. It’s a mess with and without aerospace.
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by golem14 7mo ago
Well, a tiling window and workspace manager. But as I am typing this, I’m realizing they hammerspoon can probably do some of the window placement, but maybe not handling workspaces and global state. I was hoping I could be lazy and ask, a
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by golem14 7mo ago
Has anyone worked on making a config replicating aerospace? Hammerspoon seems like a superset and it’s probably better to just have one, instead of two tools warring about who gets the keypresses?
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by golem14 7mo ago
Has anyone actually built anything with this tool? The website says that code export is not working yet. That’s a very strange way to advertise yourself.
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by golem14 7mo ago
Obligatory red dwarf quote: TOASTER: Howdy doodly do! How's it going? I'm Talkie -- Talkie Toaster, your chirpy breakfast companion. Talkie's the name, toasting's the game. Anyone like any toast? LISTER: Look, _I_ don&#x
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by golem14 7mo ago
Not sure that’s true in general , but the comparison here is between Linux and macOS. And I believe that for the set of users contemplating Linux, GP is largely correct.
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by golem14 7mo ago
Yeah, that's what the link I posted also discusses (but then goes into much detail, but then offers no actual resolution). I guess we will have to wait for cases to be brought and resolved at the courts. Not a great recipe to be the le
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by golem14 7mo ago
Care to explain? I see that statement in this thread, but I am not sure where this is grounded in fact. This is very interesting, because there must be a line here that AI is crossing, and the line is not clearly determined yet. Is lintin
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by golem14 7mo ago
The dismantling is usually faster in other countries, as Telcoms owning this equipment either are or were state owned monopolies. In the US, the payphones were probly owned and swapped and back and forth between myriad providers. Kudos for
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by golem14 7mo ago
Hmm, I wonder if we see, now since we are in a RAM availability crisis, more borderline to bad RAMs creep into the supply chain. If we had a time series graph of this data, it might be revealing.
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by golem14 7mo ago
I believe that you would not expect that level of interaction with LEAs for a "stop cop city" dude that hasn't even been charged with a crime. I'd count that up as a hypothetical win of the self-hosted main in your own l
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by golem14 7mo ago
I think that's very much what is discussed in this whole thread.
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by golem14 7mo ago
Yes, but it is available to the gubernment ? Especially this gubernment?
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by golem14 7mo ago
I think your is statement is inaccurate to the point of being intentionally misleading: Many devices, when running, and in some cases even if turned off but connected to their battery, will ping cell towers (maybe even BLE/Wifi) and ge
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by golem14 7mo ago
My personal favorite is the song from the movie (not the show, haven't watched) M.A.S.H. Or, perhaps, Vera Lynn's "We'll meet again some sunny day". These are good movies to rewatch, especially in these interesting
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by golem14 8mo ago
In which way are other GUI “finder-equivalents” better? I’m not invested either way, but I’m quite curious. It would be a great biz opportunity to make an aftermarket replacement if there is huge gap.
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by golem14 8mo ago
They do sneak it in when a blog etc plays an embedded YT video. It treats that as non-signed-in, you have to stop playing and continue on YT to avoid ads in that scenario.
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by golem14 8mo ago
Actually, China does not support dual citizenship. All naturalized Chinese (now U.S.) citizens I know need a visa to enter China.
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by golem14 8mo ago
Also, a longer quote from Douglas Adams might be appropriate here (also appropriate to agentic vibe coding ...) Click, hum. The huge grey Grebulon reconnaissance ship moved silently through the black void. It was travelling at fabulous, bre
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by golem14 8mo ago
Well, I assume that they are at least not to attack their autonomous "comrades". Masquerading as such will be one obvious tactic, no ? You could argue that these guys would use e2e encrypted messages as FOF designation, but I woul
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by golem14 8mo ago
Just wait until you see an original print of the nice and accurate prophesies of Agnes nutter or the bugger all bible …
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by golem14 8mo ago
the site immediately ran out of tokens. Nice idea. My struggle is to motivate my students to just to their homework. Doing anything on top of that is very hard. Unless you convince schools to use your system (or Khan academy) instead of
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by golem14 8mo ago
Um, where did you get the 11% from? Looking at https://www.cbpp.org/research/federal-budget/where-do-our-fe... , federal tax revenue used for "science" seems to be <=1%? Education is another 5% accrodi
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by golem14 8mo ago
I agree! Wouldn't it be scientific to test this with other sounds of round and spiky objects? Formulating theories is all nice and dandy, but it ain't science. Does the original paper (I couldn't find it in the article) explo
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by golem14 8mo ago
+1, and have you tried running 2 displays side by side ? That should give you an effective diagonal of 14 inches or so, and for those displays, cutting it in two does not really affect the utility of the display (likely tabular content anyw
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by golem14 8mo ago
Aren’t sea cucumbers 400M+ years old and common in Chinese cuisine?
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by golem14 8mo ago
At some time you watch one (maybe by mistake,) and then they gotcha. They are playing the long game.
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by golem14 8mo ago
Does anyone know if Teslas do this? I noticed Tesla cars want to have access to local WiFi and eat up oodles of bandwidth …

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