nisegami

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by nisegami 5y ago
No, they're referring to bit rot on flash storage due to slow leakage of the charge that represents the data. It occurs on long time scales, definitely years. But the more bits per cell (SLC vs TLC vs QLC), the more likely it is.
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by nisegami 5y ago
Never stay at one place long enough for these things to come up /s
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by nisegami 5y ago
Could you explain how the "3 computer" works? For example, how would it interact with dual-booting Windows+Linux. That aside, I really want to express my gratitude for your decision to consider Purchasing Power Parity. I do well b
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by nisegami 5y ago
You can set the Steam Link app to show the desktop when you connect.
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by nisegami 5y ago
>avoid fat models, use a service layer I had not heard the term "fat models" before so I googled it. It did not go in the direction I expected.
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by nisegami 5y ago
I've held the same view as the author for some time now. The popularity of "ungoogled-chromium" in some corners of the internet has always struck me as trading the data collection aspect of chrome for furthering the chromium
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by nisegami 5y ago
People from the same small town, have common contacts and regularly visit the same location. Nothing out of the ordinary, but 1. the fact this it is a healthcare provider creeps people out; 2. people don't already know Facebook collect
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by nisegami 5y ago
I (briefly) worked at a company who fell into this trap. They ended up having an entire department built just to manage the versioning of client instances.
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by nisegami 5y ago
I would consider ligatures a text rendering concept, which allows for but is distinct from the linguistic concept described by GP. Edit: to further illustrate my point, in the ligatures I'm familiar with (including the ones in your lin
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by nisegami 5y ago
I have unironically been advocating for this approach with Metformin in my country. I think it'd have incredible positive effects.
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by nisegami 5y ago
I propose the following statements: 1. Reducing complexity by reducing capability/power is easy. 2. Moving complexity from one form to another is easy. The biggest issue is that these limitations are not well understood by the end use
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by nisegami 5y ago
I suppose the alternative would be unplugging them, but your approach works too.
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by nisegami 5y ago
>DLL hell stopped being a problem a lot sooner than you probably think, too Does not match my experience at work unfortunately.
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by nisegami 5y ago
This is not his first time designing dorms: https://housing.umich.edu/residence-hall/munger/
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by nisegami 5y ago
You've totally misread the comment you're replying to. The person described is not money-poor, but time-poor and energy-poor. These people can afford experiences but given their lifestyle, it isn't really feasible to partake
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by nisegami 5y ago
Is that as safe or as fuel-efficient as a modern vehicle?
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by nisegami 5y ago
I've been periodically checking in on /r/antiwork for a long time, starting well before the pandemic. There's definitely been a change in the energy there since the pandemic started. It's a lot more action-y feeling
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by nisegami 5y ago
Gotta keep the designers on the payroll somehow
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by nisegami 5y ago
I would like to think Signal would simply not operate in the EU in any official capacity if this were passed as written. WhatsApp would definitely cave though.
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by nisegami 5y ago
A lot of those reviews seem to be posted in late November 2019. Seems suspicious to me. Granted, I'd probably be fine living there.
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by nisegami 5y ago
Thanks, wasn't sure if it was just me. Trying it again on Firefox. Edit: Win 10, Chrome 95 maximized on 1600x900 Edit 2: Surprisingly, the font that won when I ran it on Chrome was #2 when I tried it again on Firefox (I tried not to lo
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by nisegami 5y ago
Not drugs, but I'm playing out this story right now in my own life. No matter how much I try, I can never find a reason I'd rather wake up in the morning than not.
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by nisegami 5y ago
Traditional companies may have been kept in line by having to keep their customers happy. But in Facebook's case, that's advertisers.
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by nisegami 5y ago
>For people like this, the question "HHHHHH or HTHHTT" is a completely different question than for the majority of the population, for which HTHHTT is a class of outcomes, not a specific one. Could you clarify which group exper
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by nisegami 5y ago
I can't remember the last time I so badly wanted a company to succeed AND also believed it was possible for them to thrive. I think the landscape is right: awareness of reparability is probably at the highest its ever been, along with
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by nisegami 5y ago
>I suspect the danger to our the kids 20-50 years from now will be consequences of demographic decline much more than climate change. My kids will face no such consequences on account of me not forcing them into this world. What the rest
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by nisegami 5y ago
>Every generation went through some kinds of struggles which they had to fight through. You're completely right, and I believe people should choose to spare their would-be-children those struggles by not having them. I see it as com
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by nisegami 5y ago
>the average person will have a quality of life vastly above basically anyone in the past. Wasn't right then, isn't right now.
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by nisegami 5y ago
We'd be much better served in that regard by enfranchising the people who are already here / would be born regardless.
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by nisegami 5y ago
Well, we have both Pipenv and Poetry now. It's a just a matter of people using them.

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