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jachee
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Fine. Give up. Don’t chase a dream. Just go find some drudgery for a paycheck. Don’t bother saving. You won’t need it. You never had a shot anyway. Your ideas are stupid. Any time you think of a thing, someone else has thought of it first.
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Eh, I’d always know who I am as a person… and who I was holds little value, frankly, because the past is the past. And it’s not like I’ve ever had a ton of control over my personality. I didn’t decide to be a pedantic nerd. I didn’t dec
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> It might mean your personality could gradually change Hmm… that might actually be nice . :)
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…unless the LLM hallucinates the comments and docs.
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Depends on your localization norms. Admittedly, though, I don’t recall ever seeing a scheme that uses commas throughout. Usually if the decimal is a comma, the thousands separator is a period, in my experience.
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3y ago
Pitch it as an Accessibility improvement. As someone who is -12.5 diopters in my good eye, I’m excited by the prospect of improvement.
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I’m a 46-year old former LARPer, D&D nerd, etc, and I don’t know what a pappenheimer rapier looks like… it might be a bit niche. :)
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3y ago
“It is difficult to get a man[ager] to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it.” (With apologies to Upton Sinclair.)
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Could be that they’re all generated from the same seed. And we humans are really good at spotting patterns like that.
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PG&E is Pacific Gas and Electric. It provides utility services to tens of millions of people. They’re one of, if not the biggest single utility companies in the country. It’s not like MomNPop, LLC.
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Yeah, it’s a whole different kind of noise. Rather than a monotonic chorus of clicks, it’s a polyphonic cacophony of clicks, clacks, plonks thunks, rattles and the occasional twang, like only a buckling spring switch can offer. I love min
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I daily drive one of these. There’s nothing quite like the crunch of an actual buckling spring. I wish there were a bit more of a customization market, but I’m pretty happy with mine, despite it being beige on beige.
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To clarify here, the VATSIM controllers are real humans. The traffic is simulated, but also “real”, in that it’s human sim pilots flying “on network.” And the network is sim-agnostic. I’m still working on being good enough with my plane in
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Woodie Guthrie’s guitar was a machine that kills fascists.
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GPS-enforced speed could be done fully internal to the vehicle. THe jurisdiction data would have to be accurately stored internally, but that’s not incredibly difficult; e.g. Apple Maps has speed limit info for something north of 90% of US
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> red light cameras I’m all for everything else on your list, and I’m all in favor of protecting the children, but I draw the line at increasing the surveillance state. Big Brother gets to watch enough of what we do, already. Let’s not g
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I’m a U.S. resident who’s eyeballs deep in the ecosystem… (well, I will be, come Friday…) and I feel much more valued by Apple than cattle. If there’s a future where there’s an app that requires me to install their store on my device to h
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…in order to appease shareholders and/or hit earnings numbers, right?
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I read an article about this recently, but can’t find it to officially cite it. However, the thrust was something like this: Despite unemployment being low, the reality is that many of those “thousands of positions” are either geographical
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Companies announcing that they’re not going to do work, and actively doing work to hamper said platform (e.g. Netflix disabling the iPad app from working on the VisionPro) sure comes across that way.
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You don’t usually announce a wait-and-see approach. You just wait. This feels like a calculated, possibly coordinated attack.
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> What’s the actual impact of this, if you can just use the website? Go ahead and try that at 17,000ft. Might not have a particularly good experience… or any experience at all.
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…unless you want to watch offline. Say, for example, on a plane.
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Record labels spring immediately to mind.
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It’s in quotes because it’s not a literal file, per se . But HR will keep records of termination reasons. So, if a prospective employer contacts Cloudflare and asks why she was terminated and Cloudflare says “performance” when that’s not a
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And very seldom suffer themselves for their choices.
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Not exactly, but you can combine unicode glyphs for a simulacrum: Ƭ̵̬̊ For an explaination, see https://parkerhiggins.net/2013/01/writing-the-prince-symbol-...
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I’ve known several people whose surname was Van<something> who simply went by “Van”. They were all older gents, but it’s not outside the realm of plausibility that “Van” could be what van Sabben was called. :)
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I’m still holding out for the Diamond Age .
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Autocomplete got worse because the new system in iOS17 didn’t retain training data from prior versions. It reset everyone back to untrained. I’ve been manually correcting specialized language I use daily (e.g. “iRacing”) on my 12 (non-pro)
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