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by lowmagnet 1y ago
When said app authors use a private library that a Apple asked them to not use, is it really wrong to blame them?
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
It made my menu bar transparent until you click an item in it, rendering it useless on my black background.
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
I have code that wouldn't work without embedding. Basically, I have a type that annotates any AWS paginate and is capable of streaming all the results as a sequence. It embeds the original client so you get all the functionality of the
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
My E46 had frameless windows and it was similar, as you pulled the handle it would lower the window slightly, and after closing, it would scooch up a bit.
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
He had a photo of one in Shift, page 899.
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
I'll have to read the rest later but this was an unforced error on the author's part. There is nothing unclear about that block of code. If err isn't but, it was set, and we're no longer in the function. If it's not
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
You can start a new scope with `{}` in go. If I have a bunch of temp vars I'll declare the final result outside the braces and then do the work inside. But lately days I'll just write a function. It's clearer and easier to te
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
Pittsburgh barely cares about belts and shoes now. Little Rock is pretty lax too. Honestly, one shoe bomber didn't ever inspire copycats (because it was a dumb plot)
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
I used to convert data from a mumps system to a cobol based one 30 years ago. Fun times
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
People love to point at AI solutions when databases are a thing.
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
no, they expected to have good ideas others can follow.
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
> At a dusty solar site outside Culcairn, New South Wales, a tracked robot methodically rolled between rows of steel posts, hoisting large photovoltaic panels with a vacuum arm and placing them onto pre-aligned mounting structures.
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
This is a pick and place robot following a pre-determined path and the only AI onboard is more like CV to place the panel. How are those panels kept fed in the hopper? is just one of many questions not answered here.
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
Weird, I'm sitting here in a rural area and I have 1g fiber. You may have forgotten that cooperatives exist. It's a common error, since they mainly exist in exurb and rural areas. The cool thing is that since they often own the po
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
Well, another poster mentioned that the standards were changed in 2008, a time when Obama would have been running for office, not holding office. So OP is completely wrong
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by lowmagnet 1y ago
Lancet retracted the MMR-Autism article 15 years ago, but only after it did 12 years of damage by being out there. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2831678/ Guess where the Dr. who wrote it worked? (hint,
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
I don't use either application, and haven't for decades. Weird choice.
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
this is from the acm if it's not on-topic nothing is.
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
I do wonder if this is provable via information theory.
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
a real cdesign proponentsists for the record
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
Yes a superseding indictment would be all it takes. Charge him with something at the state level that doesn't have a federal equivalent. He reincorporated in Texas because of it's corruption friendliness, so that's unlikely.
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
> Let's take a look then. Firstly, is it replicable? It's a survey of public statements by politicians, are you under the false belief that every white paper is tied to a novel experiment?
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
Here's me not using Gemini 1 because the only use case for me for old assistant is setting a timer. Because of reports that Gemini is randomly incapable of setting one.
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
when this went from calling coworkers "NPCs" to "working" for DOGE, to "studying physics" and I'm just going to leave this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmJI6qIqURA
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
Sorry but it's not satellite broadband, it's the same rural electrification that is the "hack". My electric cooperative rolled out fiber to every address in the 3-county region it covers. It did so within a year. How? Th
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
you have to schedule retooling, it's not something you randomly do
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
a scheduled day
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
I am Perry Sim. The combination in that story between calculating the future in simulation and the outcomes of the project were chilling.
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
> A meme stock refers to the shares of a company that have gained viral popularity due to heightened social sentiment. - Investopedia
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by lowmagnet 2y ago
Congress needs the ability to defer implementation to a technocratic agency. Without it, Congress would make every single rule within every agency and it would have to have approximately 35,000+ members to keep up! I don't think indivi

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