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by joseda-hg 1y ago
The more widely used a VPN the more aggresively it's captcha’d, use a paid less known VPN and the experience improves dramatically
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
Shortest support for CentOS , but that's still longer than regular Ubuntu LTS by 6 months
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
The difference is mostly about default settings Bluefin even includes stuff like built in propietary controller support and such If on desktop I'd probably keep to Bluefin (Gnome) or Aurora (KDE) mostly because those have better defaul
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
Moderation being the keyword, a marathon is definitionally about doing more than moderate exercise There's a lot of body stress on repairing, maintaining and improving endurance Maybe that skyrockets cellular division which would maybe
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
I mean, if it's out of charge anyway, it'd seem more useful to be able to turn it on/off and use it sporadically or at the end to get back A battery pack does make it pointless though
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
Being far from a cell tower would also place a lot of stress on the battery, so hiking by itself is probably more draining than you'd expect TheDong, can you test if putting it on air plane mode makes any difference? Maybe you're
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
Doesn't always work, I irregularly get autodubbing on certain creators, like Mark Robber
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
For me that looks something like: - N Banking Apps - Whatsapp / Telegram - Uber/Lift/ Whatever your local flavor of theses are, or even regular taxi apps - Deliveries and Groceries (I don't have/need a car, I get mo
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
You could insert any modifications and just mark whatever row the current saved one is This would also work as a really crude undo tree I don't really know if it actually goes against users expectations, Office kinda "saves"
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
I've been burned by getting a deprecated version of an API Or hallucinated that a method of X library should exist in Y because they're similar
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
As far as I'm aware it's not banning you from Docs itself, but getting an account nuked for any external reasons (For a random example, Copyright problems on Google Drive or YouTube)
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
Classic, I remember seeing something like this SELECT * FROM X, into a C# list, Filter it with LINQ, and then use C# to do calculations "Why not EF?" "Someone told me it was slower"
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
Good ideas don't have to be persuassive to be good
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
I don't think it's common, but I've definitely seen it I've also seen "Ask ChatGPT if you're doing X right?", and basically signing off whatever it recommends without checking At this point I'm pretty
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
Depending of your flavor of SPA framework, Browser History might not work because there's no actual page change Some will manually push a History entry, but not all
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
It would appear it waits until it's in focus to load/do certain things
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
IIRC, in linguistics there's a hypothesis for "Uniform Information density" languages seem to follow on a human level (Denser languages slow down, sparse languages speed up) so you might have to go for an Artificial encoding,
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
Amazon pricing is nice if you compare it to Azure...
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
Really nice, only thing missing is, the site load starting a random tune at like 300% volume late at night, for the full experience
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
The problem is the non deterministic part An LLM can generate many valid reasons for doing X, including the right one, but you can't know which one of those it will give you
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
If I'm listening to a Podcast or a Video at 2X or 3X, coming back to normal feels glacial by comparisson If you're used to 800 wpm bursts, I'd Assume normal speaking pace will feel slow any way you cut it On a slightly rela
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
It really will depend on the country If you're using a credit card, you specify at POS how you want to split the purchase (Number of installments, or cuotas in spanish), if it's free of interest will depend on your deal with the b
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
Technically it's a "skip commonly skipped section" usually that includes in-video ads, but also long introductions, filler spaces and any other bits that enough people care to manually skip a few times
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
I don't think I follow, all of those people in my example are taking the same route / the same bus, How is that different? Or what difference would there be on a carpool / not a carpool? On the same idea, walking a few blocks
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
You can engage with Crypto and to some degree it's been normalized as a weird investment, but the minute you try to justify usage in a more "normal" setting, to the public eye, you're placing yourself alongside money lau
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
It's the association with unwell people that I don't get, and I do agree that it feels particularly US Centric Coming from a place where it's a lot more normalized, I've taken the bus, twice a day for the last say 7 Year
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
Maybe being surrounded by other vegetarians changes this outcome? Anecdotically, the few (~5) people around me that have gone long stints without meat, never went as far as getting nauseous, but all of them took special care when reintroduc
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
I'm not vegetarian, but I have a family member that is He never disliked the taste, on the opposite, he enjoyed, but didn't stand by the means neccessary to put it in his plate So eventually he stopped eating it, but having always
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
If literally everyone who can avoids it, I'm not sure it works that well I avoid having a car because I live in a place where I can get by with busses, public carpools and the occasional uber, having a car would mean having to deal wit
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by joseda-hg 1y ago
On the same idea, I think the densest enviroments are a bad comparisson There's a noticeable middle ground between US Style Sprawl and say, Tokyo But the alternative to Tokyo isn't Tokyo but with 20 million cars, it just stops bei

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