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by lozenge 3y ago
When you phone in, they tell you to turn the radio off and the radio plays through the telephone. Otherwise you would get feedback.
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by lozenge 3y ago
Nobody's trying to ban cars. The elderly, disabled or unfit would actually find it easier to drive with less traffic and bikes having better separation from the road.
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by lozenge 3y ago
I guess these advertisers own stores, eg clothing. The marketers also only need to compare between multiple campaigns, not get a fully accurate count of how many people were served an ad then made a purchase. Yeah, if you use a Visa card yo
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by lozenge 3y ago
Well, it does sound like an area they need to invest in.
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by lozenge 3y ago
Yes, it's free/very cheap to move S3 data to a tier like Infrequent Access or Glacier with lower monthly cost and higher retrieval cost.
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by lozenge 3y ago
I can see both sides because you are reserving that amount of RAM while your process is running. The Lambda price is also proportional to the RAM reserved.
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by lozenge 3y ago
"The important selection filter is entirely in getting into Harvard." You are confusing cause and effect there. By giving everybody high grades, they are reducing the ability to tell Harvard graduates apart, thus increasing the de
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by lozenge 3y ago
Are you suggesting the recipient found another Activation Locked laptop, presumably stolen, that somebody was keeping "for parts", swapped the keyboard for a Japanese keyboard, sent OP that locked laptop and wiped/kept their
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by lozenge 3y ago
It looks better in the showroom under retail lighting. Take a look through all the settings.
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by lozenge 3y ago
The days of usability studies are long gone.* It's now change for the sake of change. Spot the indication that not all settings sections are shown in this screenshot, in all display settings and lighting conditions that your device mig
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by lozenge 3y ago
Sounds like user error. Did you wash the Dyson's filter every week and leave it out 24 hours to air dry before reinsertion as advised in the manual? /j
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by lozenge 3y ago
The article mentions handheld portable vacuums. Even if a £30 vacuum is repairable, who is going to repair it? How can replacement parts be stocked when their sales will be 99% lower than sales of the original product?
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by lozenge 3y ago
That's quite a big assumption, but what do you think will happen if you don't offer them any education? They won't earn much or grow the economy and might end up going to prison, which is far more expensive.
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by lozenge 3y ago
The Hue lights are wildly overpriced. I have the WiZ A67 Wi-Fi for my office (so I only use the warm white and cool white) and it's much brighter than Hue's offering, which is so valuable in an office. I can also switch its settin
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by lozenge 3y ago
Or get one that goes under the counter: https://www.quooker.co.uk/?___store=en
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by lozenge 3y ago
The features of LSP are exactly the features of VS Code. So if you create a different editor, it will only support what VS Code does. (Unless you put in per-language effort like the olden days). If you create an LSP, it will work best in VS
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by lozenge 3y ago
Any multi threaded editor is already a "distributed system" by this argument. Maybe he likes his editor to lock up while loading an autocomplete list, but I am against this. If you are going to have a background thread that calcul
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by lozenge 3y ago
No, LSP describes what information to present in the editor. For example, Inlay Hints. The user might want to see the type of every inferred variable, or just inferred return types of functions, or nothing at all. LSP needs to consider the
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by lozenge 3y ago
Ideally, adding an LSP would just be adding a file path to your editor config. This file could contain standard info like supported file extensions, the executable of the LSP, and the parameters to pass the executable. You could also disabl
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by lozenge 3y ago
It is like saying effective spam filters are bad for email as a distributed system. It's the spam that killed email, not the filters.
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by lozenge 3y ago
It's a funny title but can we link to the full article? "The Rent Is Too Damn Algorithmic" https://washingtoncitypaper.com/article/631326/attorney-gene...
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by lozenge 3y ago
Investors? It could be a strategy by the Chinese government to cut out the non Chinese retail companies and distributors that take 35%-70% of the revenue from each product.
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by lozenge 3y ago
I think they're implying that the sites get higher ranking if they are commercial- ie they display ads from Google. It still makes no sense though.
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by lozenge 3y ago
Any way to make this stay up as long as the original?
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by lozenge 3y ago
23andme doesn't sequence DNA, it just checks some genomes. https://customercare.23andme.com/hc/en-us/articles/227968028...
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by lozenge 3y ago
Coupons are a longstanding price discrimination technique. If somebody doesn't want to pay full price, you might still get their custom with a voucher. You don't want to make the discount too easy to find though, as you will miss
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by lozenge 3y ago
How does an extra click help the customer? Unless the customer used to work at Amazon and specifically knows that "see all buying options" means "scour the internet to find a better price, it should be easy this time".
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by lozenge 3y ago
If you use Google Docs, the edit history would pretty clearly the progress and different drafts. I guess eventually somebody will prompt ChatGPT in the right way to create realistic drafts and edits as well.
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by lozenge 3y ago
But, they don't have any knowledge. They don't know how many kids got parents' help and weren't caught, or how many of the kids they "caught" really did know how to write at that level.
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by lozenge 3y ago
$20/month is absolutely expensive if your laptop is hardly ever going to leave your home wi-fi (like most laptops)

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