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9mo ago
It's not ideal but it seems like something an LSP could tell you on a hover event. I didn't see an LSP (I didn't look that hard either) but presumably that's within the scope of their mission statement to deliver modern
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> It's art because it reflects the nature of reality. On this we agree. It's art I didn't like, but it's art.
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> For all you know, maybe that was the goal. That's my interpretation, yes - it's rage bait. It was meant to be upsetting in a vacuous, meritless way (with all due respect to OP). > Not knowing someone's motivations, an
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I am hesitant to shoot down anyone's work in Show HN but this is deliberate obscenity in service of (I assume) rage baiting. It's all well for art to be transgressive and offensive but if it's not in service of a goal remotel
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> Is that expression? If it wasn't expression everyone would get the same result. But no one else at Royal McBee did things the way Mel Kaye did things. Kaye had a strong artistic vision for how things should be done; he didn't
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https://xkcd.com/933/
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9mo ago
Disclaimer: I'm not your target audience, I don't care about collaboration or performance. - There's a heavy emphasis on performance. Are you sure customers care about that more than real time collaboration and self hosting?
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> The short-term incentives string together into a long-term plan. Sustainability isn't different in this regard. Eg, algae farming is a promising way to produce protein and fix carbon. But the economics aren't there yet, so co
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9mo ago
Presumably it's this course: https://youtube.com/@jhupoker4850 https://hopkinspokercourse.com
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In the article, yes. https://d9258mdc7ql01n.archive.is/C0Y0G/696eb2f917764f004c5f...
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> Without space travel, there is no near-term incentive to develop those technologies. Of course there is. Our climate is getting less hospitable, right now, in our lifetime. Storms are stronger, wildfires are more frequent and severe, w
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> On a per-capita basis, in advanced economies, it's been flat in several categories. Right, but our population is, at this time, growing exponentially. That may change but hasn't yet. > If anything, the constraints of space
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I agree it may reduce harm (depending on how the actual costs shake out), but the calculus remains that if you have access to finite resources but your needs are expanding exponentially, and you are not recycling them in some way, you will
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Would you care to elaborate?
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Adding more resources doesn't solve the problem that they aren't being managed sustainably. We can't exhaust all the resources in space, but we could definitely exhaust all of the resources accessible to us in space. Like h
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Not always, species go extinct all the time. Evolution can get stuck in local optima. Consider the whiptail lizard, which has lost the ability to reproduce sexually. Will they be able to adapt to future changes of the environment? Maybe, bu
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zsh isn't strictly POSIX compliant either but this is fair and I should've read that comment a bit deeper.
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> On that scale, it's getting worse... I don't mean to express doubt (you would know better than I) but what makes you say that? Do you think it's a consequence of external factors like the current political climate or of
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Show me an environment where I can interact with my system programmatically, where I can compose together arbitrary tools, and which will never, ever, ever break on me, and I'll switch! My experience with graphical environments has bee
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Zoom offers this feature, but you have to not-pay for it.
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Novelty might be a factor but the author was relying on "social pressure" to wrap things up by top of the hour. That pressure doesn't exist in all work cultures.
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Having a generated voice tell me about some historical massacre in a chipper tone with a generated infographic and set to TikTok music was. Especially dystopian. As an experience I found it nauseating and am never doing it again, but as an
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Weird! Sounds like maybe `apt-get dist-upgrade` or `apt-get full-upgrade`. `upgrade` shouldn't uninstall anything or update your kernel as far as I know. `dist-upgrade` or `full-upgrade` could do either. If your `/boot` partition
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`apt-get update` bricked your system multiple times? How, by filling up your disk? That doesn't install or upgrade any software. It just updates the local cache of the registry. I believe you that there was a real problem I'm just
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Press release: https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/news-and-media/dmv-notifies-cu...
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325,000 Californians will need to replace REAL IDs due to DMV software error
(abc7.com)
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To be honest we've reached the end of my expertise but I think that would work. This thread from 2007 says it will work as long as you don't represent a foreign government. https://forums.radioreference.com/threads
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All you'll need to do is show up with a photo ID and take a written exam, but you will likely have trouble getting a photo ID without registering for selective service (if you're a male 18-25). That's how they got me, I refus
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Ham operators are understood to have a role in coordinating disaster communications but it's on a voluntary basis. They're no more or less subject to being drafted than anyone else. Your name and address does end up in a public da
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In an early episode of EEVBlog, Jones made a big 14x14 grid of 1% tolerance resistors to estimate the resistance empirically. (He does do the knight's move like Munroe proposed at the very end.) https://www.youtube.com/
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