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The logo expressing "Limited Express" is very unspecific, imagine if buses with the Mercedes star cost extra and didn't stop at every stop. Interesting that a lot of US road signs have words on them: https://ygraph
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Do 401k's know about pump-and-dump, but think they can time it to make profit? Or are 401ks "bound" to buy stocks? It feels like a lot of retail buyers know the emperor is naked, but are still acting on greed, thinking they c
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4mo ago
I complain about LLM-slop a lot (see my comment history), but this one doesn't feel like one! The only bit I thought could be LLM was: > The gap in my tutoring setup wasn’t the quality of the instruction. It was two structural thing
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4mo ago
And the clanker doesn't even explain what changes for compatibility changes that Commodore and Bell agreed to and Bell didn't deliver... Such a horrible piece of writing.
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What the hell is this headline and the article trying to say..? "40% of horse-drawn carriage cargo is hay, but 50% of what we feed horses is hay". So what?
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I'm pretty sure you can. But if it's GPL, you need to provide source to the buyer, and the buyer can publish that source for free.
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On the topic of web dev: I have a Full HD 27" monitor (1993.25 sq cm area), and the title of this article takes up 1197 sq cm...
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4mo ago
raplayer.exe is stirring up some nostalgia...
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The Deichman Library in Bjørvika, Oslo, Norway (they named their public library after a businessman/book collector who donated his books to the city) is basically a hangout space: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT1xI7S
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Somehow the "center"'s answer to the rise of right-wingers is stupid censorship, instead of fighting ideas with better ideas. Alternatively, the center starts trying to attract right-wing voters by adopting right-wing ideas l
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For a bit of trivia, David Attenborough has won an award for his work in each of the formats: B&W, color, HD, 3D, 4K.
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https://violet78910.github.io/faviconSnake/
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It doesn't seem to be LLM, but reads like one. The author is German, maybe it's a language expertise thing, maybe he likes the LLM style (unrelated to his nationality). But yeah, sentences that only have 3-4 word each feel like 3r
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People can get up and walk around on ferries and trains. Are there bus rides that take days? Even those most likely have breaks so the bus can fuel up, change drivers, and allow the passengers to eat, go to the bathroom and have a cigarette
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Maybe it's because they all use a standard software, this page mentions 3dsMax: https://www.aimircg.com/architectural-3d-rendering-process-z...
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Yeah, if a tourist refuses to have a Suica/Pasmo card, they're going to be quite inconvenienced. Also, Mt. Fuji Station and Fuji Station are 2h30m apart: https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Mt.Fuji+Station,+2
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Funnily enough, one of the companies that don't yet have tap-to-pay is... JR. Each JR company also have their own website, and their own "network pass", making it quite cumbersome to book online tickets (e.g. needing to book
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> Government realized they fail to meet EU regulations in reducing CO2, so they rushed to implement a cheap german wide ticket. Or... Russia's attack of Ukraine caused a spike of energy prices. Now which one of us has the correct hi
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Parenting in the pre-online days was probably a lot easier: in general you know who's talking to your kids: they're probably playing in the {street,park,diner,mall} with their friends, or they're in their room listening to mu
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Hah, outsourcing political "influencing" to tiny "consulting" companies that promise great things but is a rickety AI slop shop in the backend. I suppose the only difference to the Big 4 is the price tag. I guess politic
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I asked Google Gemini to write me an AutoHotkey script to do the Caps Lock / Shift Caps Lock for layout 1 or 2 respectively, it works well!
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Somehow they seemingly had to rewrite everything in React or Javascript (citation needed...), but then they ran out of time and budget to reimplement all the functionality. For a long time some settings on Windows 10 could be found partiall
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On Windows 7 it was still possible to have the Win 2000-esque UI. I think it was an option between the classic UI or the fancy UI with gradient buttons and translucency and slowness.
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Started a new job, with Windows 11. notepad.exe now takes 3 to 4 seconds to load on my work system... (even after closing the last tab and reopening the program). Hah, it even has in-app purchases, for AI writing...
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Huh, an idea would be physical buttons that a program listens to, and when you hit the key, the program sends a message to the OS to switch the keyboard layout to a particular one. So an Elgato Stream Deck or Razer Stream Controller. So you
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You remind me of a hotel stay in Asia I had. After 10 minutes in the room, I get a WhatsApp message: "Welcome Mr. netsharc. How do you find the room?" (it was more verbose than this). It's from a business account which is the
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Not sure if AI slop, or LI (LinkedIn) slop...
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And they lobbied governments to keep the tests a joke (e.g. test emissions on downwhill roads): https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/sep/24/uk-franc... Of course the governments probably lobbied
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I use a Yahoo address for "throwaway" stuff like online shops. They had a catastrophe and lost some people's mail. I never got such an email, but one time I looked, and it lost all of my emails before 2000. Yeah I'm that
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Huh, that reminds me of trying to download photos shared by other people after a group trip. Select all, download, GPhotos claims to have zipped all of it, but nope, the zip was missing a lottt of files...
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