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mrleinad
4y ago
Connecting with 2 users would work. I would still need to resize the window I'm sharing (the reason I have that big ass monitor is to use VS maximized and have everything open), but it's easier than resizing all windows.
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Specifically, I have a 49" ultrawide monitor and a VM in it. If I share the entire VM, other people with smaller monitors see it too small and have to zoom. If I resize the VM, I have to reposition my windows inside it. It's easie
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Is there a way to share a portion of the screen if I want to? Or is it just entire windows?
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"I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't see a code generator until I was already a man."
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I don't believe that's true. The only way I can think of that America coerces its citizens to stay, is that you still need to pay income taxes regardless of where you live. I think the biggest hurdle is the Americans themselves, t
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If you don't have population growth, you can't replace the old generation fast enough. Eventually your retirement system will crumble. Not tomorrow, not next year, but maybe a couple decades from now. And it's not something y
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Kinda, but it's also because China closed the fertilizer exports, and Russia invaded Ukraine and the west is actively boycotting russian fertilizer exports.
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Exactly. Though if you go a bit deeper, it's more about a fertilizer shortage that will impact many other crops as well.
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Third world tourist that earns over 8k per month? Quite a small pool to draw from there.
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Which in order to grow, you'd need more people. And they're not canadians, they don't have an easy immigration path for people that want to move in. In a way, they're pretty japanese.
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I'm curious. What prevents an American from living in Argentina long term? I believe the country is quite friendly in terms of long term visitors. Have you done some research on that?
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How long until I can talk to Alexa or Google in natural language? Or is it already possible?
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Yes. It's really important that teenagers get to learn everything they can about the world. And sex is a huge part of it. That doesn't mean they shouldn't be guided or counseled about it, but they should be free to experience
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Alien tech, of course.
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Not leaving your house seems to be the best way to avoid traffic accidents too.
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Low cost, high return, seems to be the strategy here. It really costs next to nothing, and prevents both teen pregnancies and STDs.
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I don't think layoffs would be a problem in itself. Most likely smaller companies would benefit from the surge in offer and capture those talents. The problem there is that smaller companies are suffering a capital shortage due to the
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John Carmack on AI affecting coding jobs
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> Best part is I didn't get murdered. Pretty important if you ask me
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Geometric Unity
(geometricunity.org)
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Having potential and having your stock rise just because you slapped AI in your product are two different things.
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A bra company mentioned blockchain and its stock price rose. It's in the article.
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4y ago
Any similar .NET nuget to recommend, anyone? Thanks
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Do they at least tell you which one you're failing to comply with, or do they just let you figure it out on your own?
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What lessons might shooting some balloon from an F-22 might give you that you don't already know?
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Because maybe someone else already did, and you found the post, but there's no answer yet
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If you want to know what true self-discipline looks like, check out David Goggins' book.
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> It is literally impossible for me to apply the very concept of discipline That right there is why I don't like people that jump straight to medical conditions without analyzing other alternatives: unless you get reviewed by an act
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> we should aspire for a superior resolution to the problem The superior resolution is that your mind gets trained not to wander off by constant repetition. Your brain will always seek immediate rewards, it's just innate to your mon
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> We're not children who need parents to force us clean up our rooms By parent you mean yourself? Because I don't think you're getting the point that sometimes your mind needs to stop and just do the damn job. And you need
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