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by nerdjon 9mo ago
I have never understood the complaints about Safari and at this point it feels more like parroting than anything grounded in facts. Unless I am using Windows (which I use for anything except gaming sparingly) Safari is my primary browser on
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
Sure, it is perfectly valid to complain all you want. But it is also important to remember the context here. I could write an article and complain about Taco Bell not selling burgers and that is perfectly within my right but that is somethi
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
I am sure the company is going to get very upset at people no longer paying who were using their product in a way that they did not intend. Just going to be heartbroken. I will never understand the people that make a big deal about "I
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
I doubt that anyone is actually suggesting that Siri should not be better, but to me I think the issues with it are very much overblown when it does what I actually ask it to do the vast majority of the time since the reality is most of the
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
I am also trying to think of what else could actually be fueling this, since it sounds very... not republican. Quite literally the opposite. Like you said that also assumes it actually happens and isn't another incoherent ramble that i
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
All of the reporting about Apple being behind on AI is driving me insane and I hope that what Dell is doing is finally going to be the reversal of this pattern. The only thing that Apple is really behind on is shoving the word (word?) &quot
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
This seems to be changing in some areas. I am in the US, in my 30's, Male and I only had my $30 copay for the first visit (nothing for my second shot)
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by nerdjon 9mo ago
Are there insurance plans that won't cover it? I know that a lot of plans love not paying for things but vaccines seem to be the one thing that they all at least seem fairly good at (at least in my experience). I am currently getting t
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
I mean I get that point and I get what they think they are doing. But (well until the last couple of years) you would have still seen "different" people on tv and in movies. And I get that the point is to make it so the kids are n
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
There is a part of me seriously considering making a bookshelf dedicated to all of these banned books. I don't understand the logic of banning these books, do they act like the internet doesn't exist? Kids will find this informati
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
Something I have been very curious about for some time now. We know the quality of the code is not very high and has a high likelihood of bugs. But, assuming there are not bugs and the code ships. Has there been any study in resource usage
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
That would be my guess, I know personally yesterday I finally setup Forgejo and today I plan to evaluate its runners or even just using a dedicated CI like woodpecker. Not fully sure what I will do regarding any open source repo's yet,
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
I mean I saw that, but I just can't imagine this is thing that you are honestly doing that much... But also: > you can move the repo to a different path Pretty sure this alone is a non issue. > place it on a thumb drive to a diff
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
My question was more the git command in the article I was curious about, I have never used that command myself and I was not sure if there was a weird limitation (possibly related to the git context) that it only worked with files within th
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
So I have never actually tried, but could you not just have multiple SSH keys in your .ssh folder and run the same command in the article telling git specifically which one to use instead of one within the git directory? That seems like it
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
The obvious solution is just to throw more LLM's at it to verify the output of the other LLM and that it is doing its job... \s (mostly because you know this will be the "Solution" that many will just run with despite the ver
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
I wonder if this will also impact VSCodium. I use it specifically to avoid a lot of the crap that Microsoft is trying to do while still being able to use the editor and plugins. They have not released 1.107 yet, doing a quick scan I am not
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
It frustrates me that this is where we have come too. I refuse to connect any of my TV's to the internet but I have to wonder how long until a few different things happen: - The TV's just connect to unsecure Wifi and collect the d
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
> This never happened. We did not overprescribe Ritalin. I think it is important to stress a difference between "over medicated", "over prescribed", and "over dosed" (often also called over medicated, someth
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
Please point me to anywhere that it is treated as a single thing that isn't the people using Autism to push an anti-science agenda. It is an Umbrella term that is well understood to be a "spectrum" and well understood to not
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
That is exactly what I meant to say which is why I added an edit. I for sure could have phrased that a lot better. Now yes there are people who are undiagnosed for whatever reason (including some people I know that don't see the point
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
> Still this “everyone is a bit autistic” stuff is kind of absurd. It diminishes the condition. Again nowhere am I saying that. Maybe I could have worded it much better but I never meant to imply, it happens that like myself a larger por
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
So... you agree with what I am saying? My point is, if it is commonplace to refer to Autism as a spectrum we are already acknowledging that it is not a single thing. Which seems to be the entire basis of this article while also mixing in th
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
I have never in my life used "autism is my super power" so please don't put words in my mouth. I will agree that it is offensive but that is very different from saying "somewhere on the spectrum" when I don't f
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
I will admit that I stopped reading the article because I think the article is completely mixing things up and honestly just did not feel like reading anymore of it. I think very few people actually consider it a single condition. To the po
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
High cost to who though. We see the same thing when it comes to RAM and CPU usage, the developer is not the one paying for the hardware and many gamers have shown that they will spend money on hardware to play a game they want. Sure they ma
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
To add some additional context to the other comment, the Apple TV App launched before the Apple TV+ streaming service. About 3 years before. The point of the app was to consolidate all of your watching across various services to a single so
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
(Admittedly this is where Apple's naming on the Apple TV has been really bad). In this particular situation I am referring to the Apple TV App not the OS or Hardware. The ability to find shows and movies to watch across all (except net
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by nerdjon 10mo ago
Netflix seems to basically do everything in their power to own the experience of using Netflix as much as possible, short of making a device and OS themselves. This and refusing to work with the Apple TV app are the 2 big examples that come
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by nerdjon 11mo ago
Agreed, if teaching really was not bi-directional than there is zero reason for there to actually be a teacher in the first place when it could just be a book. There are some bad teachers where it is not bidirectional for sure. But to claim

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