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91.
by obert 4y ago
basically never, or never? ;-)
92.
by obert 4y ago
agreed, though Qi wireless charging will increasingly make it easier
93.
by obert 4y ago
Suggestion to GitLab: compromise with “if you paid at least once any of our services, your repos will remain up forever for free as long as we exist.”
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Apple’s Aggressive New Version of CarPlay Is Scaring the Car Industry(robbreport.com)
3 points by obert 4y ago|1 comments
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Gmail and AOL mail-stealing browser ext SHARPEXT(volexity.com)
1 points by obert 4y ago|0 comments
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Bosses’ Delusional Notes(boredpanda.com)
1 points by obert 4y ago|0 comments
97.
by obert 4y ago
baldness has been reflecting light back, slowing down climate change, why would we ever wanna cure baldness unless I’m missing something here…
98.
by obert 4y ago
me think they will repurpose it and pivot to Google Verse before giving up
99.
by obert 4y ago
would be interesting/cool having a similar map for parents of famous people
100.
by obert 4y ago
strong proof that north and south pole births lead to a career in politics :-)
101.
by obert 4y ago
All the notes about supported languages are very superficial, it reads more about “we adopted Rust” than anything else. Someone clearly felt the need to say it out loud.
102.
by obert 4y ago
> Total Cookie Protection enabled by default. All third-party cookies are now isolated into partitioned storage. :thumb up:
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Wi-Fi doesn't stand for anything (2005)(boingboing.net)
2 points by obert 4y ago|0 comments
104.
by obert 4y ago
they still own the generated content, only grant usage. I have mixed feelings about this confused approach, it won’t last long. > …you own your Prompts and Uploads, and you agree that OpenAI owns all Generations…
105.
by obert 4y ago
…and doskey pip=python -m pip $*
106.
by obert 4y ago
I’m quite sure all the scenarios you mentioned can be managed leveraging resource groups and AAD settings. OTOH I can agree that for big engineering groups managing settings can become a challenge. IMO it’s not a matter of correct config, b
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by obert 4y ago
yeah that’s a good reason, though it sounded like one should never do that. I believe the majority of small and medium enterprises are ok with a single bill, so putting all services in one subscription is fine. Logical organization can be d
108.
by obert 4y ago
Why “should” one not put services in the same subscription?
109.
by obert 4y ago
it’s optional to sync your settings across devices, not mandatory
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Agflation(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by obert 4y ago|0 comments
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by obert 4y ago
that's why it's called copilot and not autopilot
112.
by obert 4y ago
I type a password to unlock my device, so I’d like having the option to use just touch Id in this case for 1Password
113.
by obert 4y ago
I could agree, on the other hand though it would become very hard hiding your true identity if you were using a thumbprint to identify yourself, not to mention the ability to have multiple unlinked accounts, or signing in with someone else’
114.
by obert 4y ago
1Password forces users to enter the master password at least every 2 weeks, super annoying and insecure. Eg my master password is super hard to enter, even more on smartphones, so I’m considering moving to a less secure one to avoid the PIT
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by obert 4y ago
The sooner we move AI to 127.0.0.1 the better, enough with The Cloud powerhouses. Yes there’s work to be done, resilience, power efficiency, responsiveness, but it’s the right direction for everything that involves private computing.
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by obert 4y ago
note to future opensourcers: please, please, explain what the project does in your README. People get RTFM so often, maybe it’s time for WTFM too…
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by obert 4y ago
for development and demos it would help a lot, son one just runs the project at hand, instead of managing multiple procs
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by obert 4y ago
Also: https://physicsworld.com/a/scientists-unveil-josephson-diode...
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Magnetic-field-free, single-directional superconductivity(nature.com)
15 points by obert 4y ago|1 comments
120.
by obert 4y ago
Paraphrasing title, bugs are evolving faster than humans… :-\

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