mihaaly

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by mihaaly 4y ago
There is even a paid app doing that now! Beyond free ones. That's how rare problem is this. :D You actually meet with it daily, hourly if using two or more windows by the same app. Just because you are a hobbist user and never met a p
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Google: windows ungroup taskbar icons There is even a paid app for that (beyond free ones)! : D
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by mihaaly 4y ago
> If it works as advertised. Dit it ever happened that advertisements of hyped things did not work out as advertised? Wink, wink.
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by mihaaly 4y ago
It is also impressive how slow they deliver the option of ungrouping taskbar icons, which is requested by masses for years now, and actually worked before. I know, I know, that is a much harder poblem than AI. Maybe they need to improve AI
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I wish they solved basic things first not working well (several times after ruining a perfectly working situation) and wasting more time for me than I can gain with this copilot thingy. Like the taskbar so I could go back to the last window
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Except that there were no blanket federal guarantee in previous failures BEFORE some private institution acquired the remians of the failed bank and just then they CHOSE standing for full the deposit if they thought so (most of the cases).
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I responded to (from the parent comment): >> I would expect that smart people generate data with GPT [...] Also: > filtered and noise reduced by *very smart* AI Are you sure you know what GPT is?
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Tell it to other cases where deposits are lost above the insurance limit, tell them please to their face that the rules are the same and not changed ad-hoc.
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I wonder if the argument is here then to make the browsers as secure as a desktop app by giving them all the possibilities of a desktop app? Giving web and desktop apps the same access - temporarily or permanently alike, no difference - to
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by mihaaly 4y ago
> desktop web apps ....what?! ... World Wide Web Desktop? World Wide Web on my desktop? My desktop on the World Wide Web? There must be some confusion here. : ) If an app becomes desktop app why the heck using a browser?
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Changing the rules during the game (full deposit insurance, one off advantageous loans to troubled banks) also erodes the moral by standing firmly behind reckless and risky (risky for the masses not self!) behaviour and entities, unlike the
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by mihaaly 4y ago
What I only can hope about is the natural selection of useful data throughout time. Garbage is all around, people generate it on mass scale with modern technology nowadays, but the useful portion may survive the test of time, prevail. Those
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Will not-so-smart people be banned from using GPT?
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by mihaaly 4y ago
They claim the structure is tougher (absorbs more energy) not stronger (maximum force before breaks). As far as I see they say nothing about if it is stronger or weaker than straight lines. Likely because it is weaker due to the curvatures
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by mihaaly 4y ago
When I read the first sentence of the statement, but knowing ahead its generic content from news summary, this sentence: > Today we are taking decisive actions to protect the U.S. economy by strengthening public confidence in our banking
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Every human groups can be also a place where you "bond and make lifelong friends. Also a great place to find a partner for life". Regardless of activity and regardless if that group, like a chess club or drama society, has athleti
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by mihaaly 4y ago
So this is made for noble purposes so it must be no risk? So is the internet. And a few other things. I do not feel your arguments particularly strong. E.g. wouldn't this purpose a target for specially prepared external managmenet dong
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Mrs Smith sues his neighbour for calling her cow publicly all the time and wins the case. On the end of the ruling the neighbour asks the judge: - Does this mean I cannot call Mrs Smith cow from now on? - That is right. - But can
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by mihaaly 4y ago
> There isn't anything stopping you from making the entire screen black Except perhaps product designers wanting to make a flashy product that draws attention all the time, 24/7, pushing through '''features'
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by mihaaly 4y ago
True. If it had short travel large keys (like on current MacBook Airs) with thin keys it would be better. I wouldn't mind having mechanical instead of magnetic suspension on the sides of keys and non-transparent (i.e. metal) gaps betwe
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by mihaaly 4y ago
> it has the advantage of being broken for everyone, tested by everyone, fixed by everyone The correct word here is not advantage but risk. While making a product you rely on something, some other product/package. Thousand of them i
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by mihaaly 4y ago
A joke comes to mind. Two peasants reaping crops and to pass time they play a guessing game. - I thought of something - says the first. A week passes by - Is it deoxyribonucleic acid? - Yes. But how did you know? - I had time
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Apparently people wanted to intensionally offend people so much the traditional swear words or offenses were not enogh so used anything they thought could hurt - disability or mere difference in the shade of the skin - that forgot the origi
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I use several keyboard layouts and styles in parallel. Not a coice but I am forced. It is a bad thing having so many variants. Different number of keys, layouts (laptops, desktops), national variety. I can say that I am almost as quick in t
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by mihaaly 4y ago
We have more than enough keyboard layouts already. Each new one reduces efficiency for those use keyboards already, not increases. What should be done is to reduce the number, not to increase.
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I can sleep in a sunny day outside at noon (lots of blue light around) like a baby! : ) (which was very handy living 5 years at the polar circle. the only off thing was discovering a ca 26 hours daily cycle of mine in a long stretch of soli
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by mihaaly 4y ago
I disagree! Those "crap" to micromenege are the different aspects brought in that form essential context of a civilization left out before, all thing like commerce, culture, religion are of an essence normally but left out due to
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Nice! Looks like something requiring a whole day or more.
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by mihaaly 4y ago
Those in Europe, or better in England, may pop into the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge: http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/ Nice place, I like it. A favourite of mine is the wall sized CPU, The Megaprocessor.
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by mihaaly 4y ago
> Isn't that what every government do? The question should rather be: Is this a good thing or abusing the power? (Al Capone did tax fraud on a spectacular level, among other more serious offenses. BBC shown a documentary. Feel the d

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