jasonvorhe

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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
If it helps: memorize the shortcut for displaying the keyboard shortcuts which also has fuzzy search. That helped me whenever I was stuck due to lack of experience with tiling WMs.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
Keep in mind that this is a blog post by someone who obviously doesn't like dhh very much, going so far as to prime everyone into reading exactly what he wants them to read instead of just linking to his posts. Basically every sentence
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
Even then, Asahi is understaffed and a volunteer project following a hard and software product blackbox that's changing annually with little public documentation. I think M2s just got external monitor support via USB just recently.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
Or people could just use a different search engine that actually delivers results and slowly eat away at Google's dominance, either forcing them to adapt and serve useful results again or become the next Yahoo or whatever, instead of b
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
Even Wikipedia doesn't hide it and yet here you are, stating this . Shameful.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
I'd trust my own intuitive suspicions more than official claims by the CIA.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
That's not what Nadella said 1-2 years ago. Everyone seemed pretty aware of LLMs soon being able to handle a lot of steps of software development. I bet it's mostly due to Azure being brittle and the AI boom is just a nice cover s
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
Where is that list so we can be sure? On some internal systems we can't access. So I'd prefer rare books to not be destroyed if there's a risk that it could be the last remaining copy.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
The books.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
Sure, criticism of NATO is always pro-Russian disinfo. Just as with Israel and being antiseptic.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
I honestly can't remember having been excited by anything Mozilla has done over the last few years. This isn't different.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
Unless we know this to be the case it's reasonable to assume it might be more.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
And work all 3 weeks? Nah, I'll keep my Friday's off.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
Such a great, simple and reliable service. Using it for all sorts of things: nostr push notifications, link sharing between devices, grafana alert notifications.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
That's not even 1,5% of all companies founded annually.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
This is just slop.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
As if Trump was the first to print trillions and start a new war. Americans are so enchanted by their 2 party duopoly, it's not even funny. Bizarre how people view reality.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
Who ever claimed these numbers? Wtf.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
This list reminds me more of blackhat seo than anything to be taken seriously.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
Twitter abused phone data (handed out for 2FA) way before Musk took over.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
Performance wise 10.6 had a significant impact positive on my old MBP4,1 (the last non-unibody MacBook) and back then I was sure it mainly was because of GCD and Core Animation.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
So donating to Wikipedia actually funds commercial events? wtf.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
I think you're confusing climate change with war.
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by jasonvorhe 2mo ago
Good luck staying misinformed then. "Trust the science".
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
I've seen too many videos of people deliberately creating these fires to believe a single "this is because of human made climate change".
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
It's Microsoft, of course. Their org chart basically dictates it.
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
Because it's not about age at all. That's just ruse to get a lever to lock people out of their devices if they don't behave.
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
Yuck.
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
*everyone
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
I see multiple people in the replies that all confirm they voted in favor. I never claimed anyone could vote.

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