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ifh-hn
3mo ago
So people that don't agree with you are myopic? You solution is to hope that a better technology will be invented that won't be subject to what every technology before it has been subject to. You rally against "the algorithm&
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3mo ago
People have been trying to use technology to solve the problems technology since this began. Your solution is probably the worse pipe dream I've ever seen articulated. You state that current alternatives are too rubbish because you wan
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3mo ago
My question is how would a user know their TV is being used like this? Also this is the reason you down download random crap onto your devices. I have an LG that is connected on its own network with bare minimal apps (netflix, prime, etc) b
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ifh-hn
3mo ago
Ada is also a programming language.
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3mo ago
INAL but how can Apple win and Google lose this case and they not affect each other. To my mind Apple is worse than Google in the context of monopolies. I currently have 3 app stores on my android device. I have an app (currently) that runs
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ifh-hn
3mo ago
What are you using for this in the home?
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3mo ago
I just used to use: ???? It server the same purpose, placeholder for a word I couldn't think of, and wouldn't naturely appear in the text. Plus for me I could hammer out the four characters in frustration too, for not being able t
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3mo ago
This would not work for me. I cannot read fast so a book a week is not feasible for me. I also do not agree about audio books. It depends how you consume them. I have read a book and listened to the audio, for me audio is quicker; for eithe
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3mo ago
I used zotero through both a bachelor's and masters. It is amazing software. And it integrates with nearly everything. It completely takes the friction out of literature reviews and research whilst providing much more that a single tex
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3mo ago
Fairly sure I'm a human and I can't see that... Edit: Reading other comments is there meant to be 2 messages?
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Microsoft Can Track Users via a Windows Device ID
(pcmag.com)
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4mo ago
I used to have a number of clintools for this sort of thing: htmlq, jq, yq, xsv, etc. I was about to invest time in learning miller but discovered nushell which has replaced all of these for me. Would miller be worth learning now? Would it
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4mo ago
Why is this flagged?
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4mo ago
Yeah but I can look at the code. Where's the code for you exe? The GH repo has none that I can see, just documentation and a link pointing to an exe.
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ifh-hn
4mo ago
Download a random exe off the internet... Nope.
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ifh-hn
4mo ago
Literally the first question in TFA.
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ifh-hn
4mo ago
I wonder how the register (the source for this article) managed to even get the information for their article...
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ifh-hn
4mo ago
> I recently bought a 2024 model Chinese EV, and it doesn't seem to have an internet connection of its own. That you know of... /s
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ifh-hn
4mo ago
Not sure I understand? Sounds like a temper tantrum to me.
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ifh-hn
4mo ago
Sounds like a bit of a dick...
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4mo ago
2021
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4mo ago
You got sources to back this up, or is this just you're opinion?
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ifh-hn
4mo ago
A hand written LAMP webapp to replace an MS Access application at work. Only needs to run locally.
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ifh-hn
4mo ago
I feel like this would suit me but I'd prefer not having to install it via npm. Especially since it's built in rust.
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ifh-hn
5mo ago
There are no sidewalks in the UK, even more dystopian!
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5mo ago
Was about to say this. Read both and the second article whilst relevant to the author who, having learned both R and python (seemingly), cannot see themselves learning SQL because... Reasons, still advocates for not using databases.
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5mo ago
This is excellent! I'm not a data engineer or SRE or whatever other commenters have mentioned. But part of my job is accessing data in various formats from various places, mostly offline. This in gonna be part of my toolset and I can p
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5mo ago
No idea why I'd chose this over sqlite for an app database.
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5mo ago
No real clue what this stuff is about, way over my head, but kudos on an article where it's all there on the page instead of needing scripts to pull text and images from different places!
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5mo ago
Would have liked to read this but I'm not using your shitty app to do it.
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