memen

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by memen 4y ago
No. Google gives you the source. ChatGPT does not.
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by memen 4y ago
You can't type on the e-ink side though. That would be the best, a simple laptop with an e-ink display, a good keyboard, nothing more. You could work anywhere you could also read a book!
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by memen 4y ago
Isn't the opioid crisis a crisis because it ruins lives?
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by memen 4y ago
Isn't that kind of the case? Politicians seem to be more and more preoccupied with how well their actions are received by journalists/media, instead of how well their actions actually play out in reality.
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by memen 4y ago
Of course your milage may vary, but in my experience (N=1) people have been asking it from start of high school to end of graduate school. Also, of course not everyone asks, but many. Personally, I also do not think it is weird to ask, as i
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by memen 4y ago
Your examples are literally describing the average student. Everyone asks 'will this be on the test' and everyone will say they forget everything the day after the exam. Maybe this depends on many factors, such as field of study,
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by memen 4y ago
It isn't that stupid-obvious for engineers [0]. It is just too little solar panel on a roof that you'd rather not leave out in the sun. Also, expensive. [0]: https://youtu.be/xIokNnjuam8
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by memen 4y ago
I like the idea. Maybe a 'Search for me' button instead of the current 'I'm feeling lucky'. Or two columns or tabs for personalised and general results. Sounds easy, but I am not aware of any search engines that off
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by memen 4y ago
You could host hashes of the downloads on an https page. Should be quite simple. Malware can still work on a computer without a built-in network stack and if users are getting downloads onto that computer, then data can leave through the sa
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by memen 4y ago
You seem to think that 'marketing' equals 'deception to trick people into buying a product'. This is a very narrow view. Marketing is a much broader field [1]. Of course a part of it is about how to effectively convey an
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by memen 4y ago
Assuming that by 'adoption' you mean, regular use of the product. There is also expectation management, which is an important aspect in marketing. The goal here is to set the expectation of a future user at the actual value the pr
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by memen 4y ago
Syncthing does not require a server. Syncthing is itself the server. The application (on either platform you want) connects directly to another device (i.e. peer to peer or P2P) and sends/receives the folders and files as you setup. A
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by memen 4y ago
In cryptography there is the clear difference between encrypting and signing (Confidentiality and Integrity). Is this distinction possible on a webserver/browser? I.e. No encryption, no signing -> HTTP Encryption and signing -> H
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by memen 4y ago
It is not like the citizens of Rotterdam are involved in this shipyards business. The shipyard is not even in Rotterdam (Alblasserdam), but its ships have to go to sea. Also, the dutch shipyarding business is quite secretive about the actu
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by memen 4y ago
Paypal still charges a 7-fold of that in Europe. Is the european regulation not binding? Or is Paypal somehow evading compliance as they are an 'online' creditcard provider?
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by memen 4y ago
That is not true anymore. The latest version of WhatsApp Web can be used without your phone connected. Not sure if it is rolled out globally for everyone yet, as it was fairly recent for me (couple days now).
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by memen 5y ago
Is it not highly important to tell stories and fairy tales to children? Of course, you should not act like they are true, but there are often lessons that can be learned from tales. Being able to observe different levels of trueness in any
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by memen 5y ago
Seems to be based on a tool of wavedrom https://github.com/wavedrom/bitfield
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by memen 5y ago
Same for C++, I find the C&A (clothing retailer in the Netherlands) recommended