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by lxe 3y ago
Thanks for the update! From your other thread: > Bing is our largest source of traditional web links. I think "traditional web links" is the main (and I think should be the only) product of a search engine, and it seems like yo
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by lxe 3y ago
The headline is drawing all sorts of misleading conclusions. There's a PM posting for an ML team with a $300-900k market range. Nothing to do with actors striking.
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by lxe 3y ago
Thank you. I came here to make a similar comment. Anytime I see a "tour" I know the interface is going to be annoying to get used to. Don Norman's "Design on Everyday Things" is a must-read for anyone working with
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by lxe 3y ago
Bravo. You found a market niche! Engineers who want to set up basic email marketing for their side project or startup already using ses for login/signup and other user flows. Don't listen to the haters -- this is exactly what many
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by lxe 3y ago
As much as I love not having to use paid filing software, I don't expect the federal government to create something that isn't incredibly frustrating to use that costs way too much to build
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by lxe 3y ago
shakes head in windows > make: The term 'make' is not recognized as a name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or executable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct
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by lxe 3y ago
Web3 is like Professional Wrestling with its own concept of kayfabe ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kayfabe ). If you're in the industry, you know that it's fake, but you have to keep appearances to engage and
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by lxe 3y ago
Nothing beats Iosevka ( https://github.com/be5invis/Iosevka ) for me. It's narrow yet super readable, making great use of screen real estate. Lots of customization, ligatures, weights, and a nerd font patch for term
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by lxe 3y ago
Wow! I just went to KPH a few months ago. Beautiful surreal place. Looked abandoned from the outside and the doors were locked. Super excited to see this working.
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by lxe 3y ago
WFH should have been the norm for tech and office white collar workers since 2000. For decades, I've been scratching my head as to why can't software people just work from the comfort of their own home and their own hardware.
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by lxe 3y ago
> It is difficult to find words to describe how bad this idea is without descending into abject rudeness. I think it's worth it in this case. You have to be an absolute moron or someone with a sinister agenda to think that decreasin
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by lxe 3y ago
I asked a frAInd what famous actors dubbed miyzazki movies: "Spirited Away" (2001) - Daveigh Chase, Jason Marsden, and Susan Egan. "Princess Mononoke" (1997) - Billy Crudup, Claire Danes, Minnie Driver, and Billy Bob Tho
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by lxe 3y ago
This is perfect for getting rid of scammers.
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by lxe 3y ago
The fact that there's a need for such fine-grained compatibility with other linux system goes against quite a few of well-established software principles. Most linux software is extremely portable and runs on probably all POSIX compati
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by lxe 3y ago
UML != design. People simply don't want to be translating across various definition languages and just write code instead. The codebase itself, if organized well, can serve as a design definition just as well as UML does.
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by lxe 3y ago
This is just combining broadcast with internet-based streaming into some weird convoluted mess for the purpose of "targeted advertisement". Which as a concept just needs to go away.
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by lxe 3y ago
So as a California resident, I can request data from them under CCPA? According to this: https://oag.ca.gov/privacy/ccpa#sectionc , yes?
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by lxe 3y ago
Underrated comment. I think this sentiment alone skews the data significantly. The study needs to asses whether the wallet is picked up or not. In many places in the world, people won't pick up random wallets simply due to fear of gett
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by lxe 3y ago
This article feels like it's 2011 again. You probably don't need jQuery now, BUT I think the "bandwidth" and "cpu" arguments of not using jQuery are less relevant now, even in slower networks and lower-end devi
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by lxe 3y ago
Is there any legal way to obtain your own data from these companies? Does the US have any law that compels them to provide my own data they have on me and any derivative scores they calculate from it?
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by lxe 3y ago
I keep getting failures to resize kernel buffer, no matter how or where I pipe it.
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by lxe 3y ago
If you subscribe to this, it's easy to see how drinking can be a vicious feedback loop. You drink, do whatever that is you do, then feel "ashamed" after you sober up, then drink more just to dull your view. Many spiral out of
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by lxe 3y ago
What is RHEL compatibility so important and why is it always such a hot topic?
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by lxe 3y ago
Yeah, if you're calm, the agent will simply not give a damn, and if you're angry, they'll just stop working with you altogether, and call you "sir" a lot.
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by lxe 3y ago
Fun and related project. The GOES satellites broadcast a signal at around 1.6GHZ that you can pick up and decode, giving you live images (albeit slightly less resolution than the pro-level GRB broadcast), without using the Internet! It&#x27
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by lxe 3y ago
Reddit is having a Digg v4 moment
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by lxe 3y ago
Ooh this brings back memories. This project made my embedded cross-compilation iteration speed go from like 2-30 minutes to 5. This was 20 years ago. I don't understand why this isn't more of a thing these days. I think Bazel can
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by lxe 3y ago
From glancing at the bullet points and feature list, along with commit activity, the value prop seems to be the product and its features... which seem polished and useful.
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by lxe 3y ago
> These are just a few of the images we've recorded. And you can see, it wasn't what we thought. There's been no war here and no terraforming event. The environment is stable. It's the Pax. The G-23 Paxilon Hydrochlor
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by lxe 3y ago
Looks like he's having a seizure for all I know. The paper is mostly a discussion of observed footage, and making guesses without presenting evidence that these episodes are actually linked with nightmares.

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