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Could you explain to me why this is an anti feature? It seems harmless at worst and useful at best to me, e.g., having access to the search feature and lagnuage select during scroll here. (Serious question, I feel like I am missing somethin
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I really like it. Mostly the repurposing of the left side for the table of contents, but also the width reduction. I only use half of my screen for my browser already, and on many pages, lines are just insanely long. Personally, I nevery re
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4y ago
They don't render input elements (at least that is my understanding of the code): https://github.com/MasterQ32/kristall/blob/6b39f24484bb0796f... The GitHub notes that they only support a reduced set of
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4y ago
> I'm always confused by how people expect ChatGPT to follow constraints it wasn't given. My hypothesis is, that excel has a somwwhat clear context (and constraints): Math and formulas in the compute part and data however we gi
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I like having those studies more so ~~I can feel selfrighteous~~ my intuitive feeling actually gets data supporting it. I try to have 'this is my opinion, not fact' as the default mode when possible.
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4y ago
Besides the point that it is 1996 and probably talking about applets, wouldn't spring boot backends fall into the modern interpretation of "mak[ing] cool web pages"? Sure, java is used for more, but the number of job ads led
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> I can imagine good enough AI being able to spot truth even better than what humans do The thing that makes me question that is the data that is used to train those models to begin with. To disect truth on the internet, can you use the
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> And there’s no “favorite”/“default” binding in terminal. There is. There is the EDITOR environment variable and the alternatives editor. They will be used when a program triggers an interaction that uses a text editor (e.g., mutt,
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4y ago
> The whole point of a password manager is that "access security" will fail at some point. That's the reason they are E2EE. Maybe that's a better way of restating my point that access security is not identical to the
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I used the wrong word apparently. My security vocab got worse over the years, sorry. What I meant by it: Securing the system against breaches of, even encrypted, data. I was trying to differentiate the security of access to the encrypted da
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4y ago
My comment was only targeted against the claim that prefering easier onboarding (made by the parent comment) only means increasing profits (which probably is also true). Don't get me wrong, I am not making any "lastpass is better&
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4y ago
> LastPass prioritized ease of onboarding (=increased profits) or (=increase number of users actually using a password manager)
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4y ago
The important part is that it is silently converted at various boundaries so you can never know for sure.
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4y ago
Happy holidays and get well into the new year. Or, as we say in germany: Frohe Weihnachten und guten Rutsch!
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My experience was: Most papers are not useful for patents. Corporate funding might require a pre-publication review for patent worthyness, and if it is there, it is applied for before publication. Most researchers I knew had little interest
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4y ago
Or the admin banned people that killed the admin. Or people that were too good. Or people that weren't good enough. Or people that were trying too hard. Or people that didn't give up when they were the last one on the team alive,
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Original post claimed: > However there is no evidence that the Chinese company stole any IP from ASML You referenced the chinese company hiring the person with the sentence > In the except above, you've described the means by whi
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> Why would you pay for this? Most people don't. They are reusing their windows 7 license from that one computer they got in 2010 or their windows 8 license they got for free in college. Or they do not consider it "buying"
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> do not automatically assign an exclusive copyright to the buyer Of course, because in germany you can not transfer your copyright at all, unless you die. ;) Without being nitpicky you are still right in the way you meant it: There is n
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Is the "FQEM" the punycode version to prevent visual domain collisions? I am asking, because "fully-qualified email address" is unknown to google, the only result mentioning it on ddg is Bookshelf documentation by Oracle
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> the media's framing it as being not "fun" This seems to be a direct quote from the defendant ('specifically his refusal to adhere to the company's "fun" value') not a framing of the media. At lea
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Unfortunately, for my point of understanding what journals do provide this is unhelpful, as salaries could still be spent on useful things. I belive that blog posts like this focus on the wrong part to be convincing: What do journals prov
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I don't know much about accounting, but as far as I know, dividends are not expenses in any way and therefore are part of the profit margin, not the remaining 60%.
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Hm... I mostly read the introduction and have little interest in the rest of the work, as the introduction was a massive letdown. Especially the section on parasites of academic research. (Not only but partially because of the aggressive wo
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4y ago
This argument is applicable to all digital things, but for some reason it is usually only applied to books. It seems that a lot of software being free would be much more beneficial than free access to Harry Potter. I wonder if that would be
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Just to prevent misunderstanding: I have no opinion on 8.3% profit sharing agreements being okay or not. I just noted that I think the tweet is putting the focus on the wrong part. I have no opinion, because I have way too little info. The
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I wonder, is there a nice site for searching and usage of open source and other free books? There are software repositories, places you go for free video (especially youtube) and more. I see many complaints about missing openness of knowled
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Am I misunderstanding something, or is this tweet circling the completely wrong part? Revenue vs payment is completely meaningless, because it is low due to advance payments. The 'important' part is revenue after profits vs royalt
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Good news for you: > For projects still using distutils and cannot be updated to something else, the setuptools project can be installed: it still provides distutils. From: https://docs.python.org/dev/whatsnew/3
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Wasn't the point of the original comment that the setup to keep paper safe is also very complex? Another question I wonder about: How hard is noticing the failures?
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