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by lucb1e 1mo ago
From a western european perspective, I can think of only one country where misinformation appears to have been a relevant factor for climate policy. Sure, until the early 2000s or so, it was all a bit nonspecific and seemed expensive, but l
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
Not really the topic here but I actually think most people agree on most things; everyone wants to do right by them and theirs. We just focus on the areas where we differ in opinion on how to get there and have things to discuss
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
Bit of an easy claim without concrete examples as I gave. Would hold more water if you'd tell us which local or global culture does not have basic decency towards each other as a value / wants to cause any of the things I mentione
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
Most people agree on basic values. It's really not that big a stretch to appeal to such common values, seeing as rapid global warming would cause mass relocation, suffering, adaptation costs for those who can stay put, etc.
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
Anyone else seeing "net::ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH"? Happens both in Firefox mobile and another browser that's a thin wrapper around Google's Chromium Webview. I'm surprised nobody mentioned it yet if firef
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by lucb1e 1mo ago
Or you talk with the others first to see what kind of setup everyone thinks is good. I'd find it strange if someone barges into my project with a pull request that fundamentally changes the design of a major component
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
I would if there were a grading scale that uses star suffixes :D
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
Well, maybe, but could that not also be the chance thing I mentioned? That it greatly increases odds, but a 'great increase' of 1% per decade is still not more than a third of the cases or so. Or it's the bypass charging that
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
Just because it's a database doesn't mean it does more write cycles on the flash cells than storing regular files would cause it to. Anytime you change something, it writes either a file, or does an update/insert query which
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
Notice that when someone grabs their phone, they're not just grabbing a web browser but also their personal entertainer. Besides chats, many people also have various apps trying to nudge them into engaging with it. I have never been in
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
What's the idle draw on that?
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
> It will probably destroy this battery very quickly. 'Very quickly' seems to be measured in decades from what I see Most people I know have their laptop docked, either near-permanently at home or taking it between home and a d
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
That would be a fair point, but I don't see that in the source. The article's first mention of Surf is a link to a previous article < https://seg6.space/posts/resurrecting-ipad-mini/ > where the moti
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
One might even say it's an A+ resource
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
Not having heard of that, either, I looked it up: > An open source anti-detect browser built for AI agents. Sounds legit, circumventing the locks people are trying to add to their properties in an attempt to keep costs down and the servi
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
That's a test of the software more than the hardware. I run a lot of stuff on low-powered hardware and the main problems are when the software allocates a ton of memory unnecessarily (Java software is usually the worst offender) or doe
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
Are you reading it as if the Nepalese government had a data breach? Given the positive connotation of 'welcoming', I read it differently but I can see the confusion indeed
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
And police officers make a living off of crime; ambulance personnel wouldn't get paid if nobody got sick or injured. What's the point of that observation?
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
Eyeing that title and given the more more concrete article introduction sentence > Scientists using the U.S. National Science Foundation Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope have made a major breakthrough in solar physics, discovering Kelvin
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
I'm not sure I understand the question. What would prevent you from doing what these people did now that LLMs are here?
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
15 quid that it won't work without installing an app that could have been a website or a card swipe terminal
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
If you enjoy this, you may also enjoy the `atc` binary that is shipped alongside tetris and other classics in Debian's bsdgames package. Also exists for Ubuntu ( https://packages.ubuntu.com/noble/bsdgames ) and prob
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
I found it reasonable because there's no need in this specific case but you do often use quotes and this could be a good middle ground of annoyance (line complexity) and getting the character distribution somewhat right ...but then you
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
I tried looking it up but "“sadge” The word you've entered isn't in the dictionary." Care to say more than whatever slang I presume this is?
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
Yes, still down. The HTML loads eventually with the query contents, but no CSS, much less query results
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
No issues here with Firefox on Linux or Android 11 (installed from F-Droid in case that matters). Strange. I wonder if it's a network difference rather than the workstation setup
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
There's a highscore system but considering it's a matter of time before that gets cheated, the first run where I didn't struggle with backspacing into a previous command (which is blocked): 60s | Basics category | 79 wpm | 10
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by lucb1e 2mo ago
Switching categories does not restore scroll position to top, so you start to type what shows as being on top and the whole list changes to "you've got the first command wrong and here is a completely new list to type". I d
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by lucb1e 3mo ago
Why call it "Ant" and not "Antjs" or "Ant.js" when there is already Ant from Apache? https://ant.apache.org
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by lucb1e 3mo ago
Seems unlikely/strange that all these clones would miss this little thing of using the derivative instead of the accelerometer directly so that it 'actually works' > But the significance during motion sickness is the rate

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