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kreeben
3y ago
>> Only two registry settings Could the bullet time I experienced when I installed Max Payne on Windows 2000 Server been even more bullet timlyer, simply through a reg tweak? Where was this information, three thousand years ago, when
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kreeben
3y ago
>> fully uninstall Cortana >> disable the extra sneaky telemetry and privacy nightmares Does that require a rinse and repeat at every monthly Windows Update?
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kreeben
3y ago
I love this meme. It's one of my favorites. But Win10 was actually a turd and Win11 was a polished turd with a stinky one of an ad-on: more ads and more fingerprinting. I xpect Win12 to be more turd and Win13 to be diarrhea.
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3y ago
I don't see how you can either believe or not believe, in a unit test. A unit test is what it is. It's a real thing. It exists. Use it, or don't. How this topic can sometimes be about belief is beyond me. It's like if a
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kreeben
3y ago
>> Elon Musk is a staunch believer in free speech That's just, like, your opinion, man. And I don't believe it.
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kreeben
3y ago
I'm guessing you're mad about the term but not the concept? And that you do agree, that scaling from 1 to 10 is not the same animal as scaling from 10 to 100? So why, then, call both animals "plain and simple scaling"?
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3y ago
This is my favorite. It allows one to easily create "service" branches based on tags where you apply to that tag a select set of commits from the development branch that you can then easily deploy to PROD without including the res
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kreeben
3y ago
Doh!
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kreeben
3y ago
"You need to reboot your Microsoft AGI. Do you want to do it now or now?"
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kreeben
3y ago
The only way is to give up your leverage? How strange! There needs to be a balance between what the employers want and what employees want. Or else... Unions are a way to reach balance.
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kreeben
3y ago
It's so lovely when HN discussions derail into USA vs Europe. Divisiveness, internet's favorite thing.
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kreeben
3y ago
Someone, say Google, will index them thus make them discoverable?
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kreeben
3y ago
I have an uncomfortable amount of money, so uncomfortable it makes flying in a helicopter a pipe dream. Guess I'll have to drive my kid to football practice in a plain ol' car. I know, car's are very 1999.
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3y ago
All I had to do was nothing. Yesterday I said to myself, this is the end, I'll never go back, never again attempt to view a video on it, because 99% of the time they'll ask me to purchase premium, please dear self, find new hobby.
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3y ago
At this time it seems the "anti adblock feature" is being rolled out casually. You might trigger it, you might not. I have FF+uBlock Origin and still saw it, pretended I was about to file a bug report on it, dismissed the pop-out,
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3y ago
Hombre, are you me? >> you turn in the code, close the ticket, and you're expected to immediately work on the next ticket. Yes. That's me. And then I crash. I used to call in sick when I go from heroically solving something
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3y ago
Electronic Sports League? Anywho, I agree, you see: "It puts the lotion in the basket" See? Not a plural in sight!
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kreeben
3y ago
They must've forgot a comma sign there.
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kreeben
3y ago
I've had UBO for years without enabled annoyance lists (great naming BTW) and WOW, just WOW, after enabling them the internet seems like a completely different place. Thx!
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Zoom and Grindr return to office: Tech's surprising remote work U-turn
(bbc.com)
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3y ago
No. More police police.
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kreeben
3y ago
>> Many weeds will thrive in harsh conditions I grow weed like that on my balcony. Thyme, they call it. Weed is just "plants you don't want".
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3y ago
The rabbit hole that is the Blancmange curve wikipedia page goes very deep, though. See you back here in a few years?
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3y ago
Personally, I never reply. I only lurk. Because every time I reply I get sucked into the social media nightmare that is waiting for a response to my reply. So I opt out of that by never, ever replying, no matter how big the urge is to reply
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3y ago
Resumed game this morning. Had to defeat the alien drones, then, finally, I managed to spend all matter in the universe. Clicking several times on the reward panel for final instructions was, rewarding. Best game ever.
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4 hours later I read this. Can confirm that my whole evening+night disappeared into the paperclip universe. There's so much to do. Work the quantum computer. Find best deal for wire. Train the machine. Fine tune pricing. My god what a
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3y ago
I would prefer if you during page load first rendered the most obvious call for action and then, at the exact moment I try to click it you dynamically render another action button at the exact position of the first, bringing me to instead g
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Ministry of Defence accidentally emails ally of Russia
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3y ago
Johnny Two-Times called, he wants you to go get the paper get the paper.
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3y ago
The most basic of embedding (that I can think of) is one where the number of dimensions corresponds to the number of unique characters in your lexicon. If there is a number in one of the components of your embedding that is greater than &qu
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