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I have DDG as the default search in Safari (because Kagi is not an option, maybe it requires profit sharing with Apple?) and I often end up using DDG out of convenience while being a Kagi subscriber. I agree there is not a lot of differenti
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> While this likely saved them from the disastrous CrowdStrike outage that had a massive global impact I imagine log4j wasn't a problem either.
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If you have this problem, leave one of those stone eggs in the nesting box to help them break the habit.
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These days I see Conda (and micromamba) used as a reliable cross-platform winget/apt/yum/brew. For example, to install GDAL. uv replaces pip, conda and pip have been complementary for a long time. But I would be surprised if
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Are you suggesting to make a uv/ruff/ty but for Java?
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Interesting. There are exemptions, but not usually for that amount. Are your purchases in the thousands getting through? https://docs.stripe.com/payments/3d-secure/strong-customer-a...
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It's a rabbit hole, but I agree mainly because 3DS would have been triggered in the EU. https://docs.stripe.com/payments/3d-secure
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Years ago I got an Airport Express for this. They also had an audio port for connecting a stereo to AirPlay.
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Shortcuts is buggy and difficult to work with, but it is the escape hatch on apple watch that makes the watch usable without also carrying your phone everywhere. I have a shortcut for captive portals when you want to get on WiFi, a shortcut
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I tried out duckdb-spatial for a hobby project and my takeaway is the main thing it offers over geopandas is performance in batch processing. If I can reduce my spatial analysis to SQL and optimize that SQL a little bit, duckdb will happily
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Buenos Aires to Montevideo is ~200km so I guess they are going to Colonia del Sacramento, ~50km.
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You are right, of course. To add more context, the point of the original quote* (and the paraphrase) is to draw attention to an ironic situation and perhaps offer some hope that the situation is fundamentally solvable. * https://e
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To paraphrase a quote ;) This country is the second largest in the world and filled mainly of forests. Only an organizing genius could produce a shortage of land and construction materials at the same time.
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I recently updated Pop OS to the Cosmic Alpha and it is much more to my liking than Gnome 3 ever was. I have an older Nvidia GPU though.
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No, I was looking in the wrong place in the settings: "search" > "advanced" > "custom bangs". I see now you can assign a bang directly when you make a custom assistant. Very handy!
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!code will get you into the proper code assistant. I'd love it if it supported custom assistants though. For example, !joost (the name of my AI language tutor) Edit: I got this working.
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True, but to be fair the statutory notice period is for the pay, not access to the internal messaging systems.
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What are bricks good at? Are they purely aesthetic? Structurally speaking, concrete and wood clearly have their place, bricks just seem like a worse concrete to me.
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More context here. https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/99108#issuecomment-...
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"Scientist" is cool, but personally I would call myself a "forensic archeologist" if I had this gig.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43518866
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I recently learned that there is datetime.UTC which is an alias of datetime.timezone.utc It helps a bit with the verbosity: from datetime import datetime, UTC datetime.now(UTC)
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How about channel channels? https://github.com/twpayne/go-pubsub/blob/master/pubsub.go#L...
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I agree with the daily upper limit (though coffee/tea can extend it...) But don't discount the amount of creative problem-solving that happens in the back of your head after-hours. This roughly stays constant in a 4-day week.
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It's mostly just pandoc though? And they chose it to avoid any non-standard markdown.
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Windy.com gives you ECMWF. ECMWF has a much stronger model.
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TI-83 I still think these things (especially the TI-89) are really underrated. They have a battery life measured in months to years and can do calculus symbolically.
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HN might be served from the US, but it's operated entirely by subjects of the king.
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I had to look up the crab migration bridges. https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2021/11/18/red-crab-migrati...
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If you read it like "Earth gets over 170,000 terawatts of solar energy- all day, every day" then it works.
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