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by lrem 2y ago
Indeed, they’ll use E numbers to shorten the chemistry catalogue part of the list. Note the law requires sorting ingredients by weight, so these additives end up clumped together. You’ll end up with half a line instead of half a page.
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by lrem 2y ago
I'd go with `cerr << request.DebugString() << '...' << response.DebugString();`, preferably with your favourite logger instead of `stdout`. My browser does the equivalent for me just fine, but that required
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by lrem 2y ago
How does JSON protect you from that?
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by lrem 2y ago
I’m about to buy a Mac and it will be in the physical store, but for a different reason. In Switzerland if you buy online, you cannot make a return in store. Got a DoA Mac last November. Four people spent a total double digit number of hour
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by lrem 2y ago
I believe that’s called Gemini Nano.
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by lrem 2y ago
Then you’re a rare corner case that’s served by something third party.
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by lrem 2y ago
All serious browser vendors offer sync to logged in users. That’s multi-device, cross platform and pretty foolproof. I still prefer Bitwarden because of self-hosting and integrating nicely with the iOS ecosystem. But there’s not much wrong
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by lrem 2y ago
Your confidence is misplaced. Digital assets rot away soon after their maintenance ceases. Gabe Newell is 61 years old. Who knows what will happen after the BDFL gets tired of all this?
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by lrem 2y ago
> I don’t think the world is so coordinated. I suggest you read or watch something about McKinsey.
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by lrem 2y ago
It’s not really about the numbers. My pile of money at retirement would definitely be larger if I moved across the pond. But here my children walk themselves to school from the age of six. I don’t worry about them getting killed by a madman
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by lrem 2y ago
> It's not that Google doesn't know technically how to give good results. Can you explain this sentiment? I’m a Googler and I believe the incentives bias very heavily towards offering the best organic search. When the user goes
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by lrem 2y ago
I don’t think it is, but I’ve seen someone make a browser extension to transparently add query parameters to always exclude some sites. I imagine doing the opposite (for some queries search only this list of sites) is also achievable.
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by lrem 2y ago
Maybe. Maybe not. Depends on the publisher’s terms.
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by lrem 2y ago
Indeed. That’s the easiest way to show your students/professor/coworkers which are the crucial bits.
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by lrem 2y ago
That’s not a blog post. This is an academic preprint, I imagine the format is as prescribed.
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by lrem 2y ago
Why? It’s an honest opinion based on facts.
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by lrem 2y ago
Seems to have worked pretty well in Europe. Many countries here ban praise of past mistakes.
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by lrem 2y ago
That photo looks like the 90s though...
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by lrem 2y ago
How can you call literally feeding the people “broadly unproductive”? It’s low margin, but you can’t have a society supporting your margins without someone doing the bottom jobs.
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by lrem 2y ago
Jailing the guard at the gate for not stopping an attack, eh? How about “corporate criminal liability extends to every employee at director and higher pay grades (management and otherwise)”?
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by lrem 2y ago
No no, the new research does not have a proven track record of industry success, so it doesn’t count ;)
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by lrem 2y ago
Google has thousands of things going for and against it at any point in time. Unless an event is bad enough to wipe out tens of billions at once, there’s no way to quantify. And what can’t be measured can’t be a target.
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by lrem 2y ago
iPhone
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by lrem 2y ago
I’m paying for this and use YouTube almost exclusively when the app isn’t open.
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by lrem 2y ago
Oh, Apple is way more forceful than that. I keep finding myself in the situation where I pause YouTube on my headphones, speak for a while with someone, click to unpause and instead of resuming on YouTube that starts Apple Music playing the
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by lrem 2y ago
> We already know Google trains its AI on people's private emails Source?
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by lrem 2y ago
Your information is out of date. EU recently reaffirmed the Irish ruling, so we can expect this to spread: https://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/food-and-drink/lik...
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by lrem 2y ago
Pumped hydro is a bit problematic when all you have are tiny hills that freeze over.
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by lrem 2y ago
Why would you? If you feel the process is worthwhile replicating elsewhere, just use your own words for the couple paragraphs of instructions.
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by lrem 2y ago
I think you’re right. I misremembered at the very least that the whole star is the quark gluon plasma. That’s what I get for treating modern physics as a kind of a vaudeville show ;)

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