minorannoyance2

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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
To be fair, you're also 'pre-poisoning the well with a slippery slope' to a degree in your first point. The way I read it you're basically saying there "keep in mind we also thought we knew how things worked ones, m
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
I am not a doctor so treat this with caution, but from personal experience and limited medical understanding ibuprofen doesn't just "lower the temperature" and keeping the temperature high is not "helping the fight"
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
Look at https://www.researchgate.net/publication/1773854_Carriers_of... for a PAH spectrum. In context of what queuebert already wrote, it seems to make sense to me.
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
Recording calls was possible on pretty much any Android phone until google killed the accessibility API in May 2022, since then at least Google and Samsung phones can still record calls, it's just disabled in some countries for legal r
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
I hate to rain on your parade, but for every one town trying to "fulfill your dream", you'd get ten doing stuff like "donate to our square town in the triangle state you hate, and we will pass laws to own those triangles
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
No, but they are more of a scam than most taxes. Historically speaking, churches haven't exactly abstained from war or pretty much any other atrocity. In terms of our current reality, they are usually not better value for money than ta
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
Cannot recommend it enough, fair warning though, I have realized I watched a few videos too many on more than one occasion, Asianometry becomes a dangerous time sink way too easily.
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
>Actually Korean industry experts expect that SMIC will probably be able to create 3nm and 5nm without access to EUV[1] machines. This guy claims that 7nm is the last feasible node with DUV only[2], but what does China care about the inf
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
I haven't heard about LSD before and was just about to give it a try on WSL2. Thank you for saving me a headache and some time.
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
This seems to heavily exaggerate the problem IMHO. Most sane people don't replace any of the basic tools like exa on critical infra that is expected to be low maintenance. Exa is a tool you install in terminals you personally use, pure
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
While a common misconception it is not actually unexpected news, SMIC was reported to be able to reach 7nm years ago and their capabilities mostly track with those expectations over the years (not an expert in any way, but I have read those
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
Seems a bit unfair to call it dead, exa's maintainer is unreachable, but the whole thing lives on as eza and is very much alive. That's a bit like saying that any company/product that changes it's name is dead at that po
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
See this part of the readme: "Special shout out to the friends who suggested, as a follow-up project, making a browser extension to transform the current web page into a scientific paper. Sort of like Firefox reader mode, but for viewi
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
This in no way makes the situation ok, but in my experience the full model number is always possible to find both for shops and contracts and a quick google shows which model has which chip. Most people simply don't care enough and&#x2
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
You can provide the Starlink receiver for a set cost and receive a fairly stable return on that investment for this village, you cannot buy a stable government which prioritizes education and health with any amount of money. This is not a f
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by minorannoyance2 3y ago
Honestly, I am all for more good quests in Silicon Valley or tech in general, but if the authors think that Anduril (autonomous lethal tech and surveillance) and Delphi Labs(unspecified cookie cutter AI company like thousands right now?), p