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Four BART stations reopen, but major delays after power outage, fire(sfchronicle.com)
2 points by odo1242 2y ago|0 comments
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by odo1242 2y ago
It would honestly be even funnier if the compiler just sent back your code in x86 assembly.
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by odo1242 2y ago
No - instead of giving every person in the company BitLocker keys, they had to do all the fixing within IT, hence, automation via barcode scanning.
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by odo1242 2y ago
Context: The periodic table currently can be arranged into four "blocks": the S block (first two columns), the P block (last six columns, excluding Helium), the D block (transition metals, in the center), and the F block (under th
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by odo1242 2y ago
Dang, just one away from discovering the g block!
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by odo1242 2y ago
Is there a Firefox version?
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by odo1242 2y ago
When you sign into Chrome, you allow Google to associate websites you visit with your Google account.
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by odo1242 2y ago
*server
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by odo1242 2y ago
They actually did try (Facebook has shuttles everywhere, and tried to rebuild the decommissioned passenger railway near US-84), but economic concerns like layoffs, etc. ended up taking priority. The main issue is it takes like 10-20 years o
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by odo1242 2y ago
Yeah, Apple doesn’t allow any user code to run in kernel mode without significant hoops (the kernel is code signed) and tries to provide a user space API (e.g. DriverKit) as an alternative for the missing functionality. Some things (FUSE) a
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by odo1242 2y ago
As a person who did study statistics, they found absolutely nothing useful, for the most part, if what you say is correct. (Basically, everything they found can be attributed to random chance, and there’s no proof their game is anything spe
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In Defense of Linked Lists (2022)(antirez.com)
4 points by odo1242 2y ago|0 comments
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by odo1242 2y ago
If you're looking for the simplest possible replacements, MessagePack (for data in transit) and SQLite (for data at rest) are worth considering
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by odo1242 2y ago
OpenAI managed to add this after a lot of complaining, but most AI scrapers lie about their user agent and ignore robots.txt. Plus, OpenAI gets to keep all the data from before they added this.
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by odo1242 2y ago
This appears to have mostly worked for the title, but not for the Minions part: ``` Certainly! Let’s dive into the summary of “Panic! at the Tech Job Market” by Matt Stauffer. LIKE SLUGS THROUGH THE HOURGLASS, THESE ARE THE DAYS OF OUR TECH
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by odo1242 2y ago
Almost certainly.
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by odo1242 2y ago
They don't own the content according to the TOS, they get a license to use it (the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license). They could still use it for AI training, but the model would have to be CC BY-SA 4.0 (not that AI
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by odo1242 2y ago
See https://zed.dev/docs/linux#other-ways-to-install-zed-on-linu... for distro packages.
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by odo1242 2y ago
The original "damages" in a lawsuit are almost always made up. They're supposed to get adjusted downward during and after the lawsuit. This is also why having a default judgement delivered against you for failing to show up g
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by odo1242 2y ago
It wouldn’t- it would just be running on the Android (still Linux) terminal instead of actual Linux
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by odo1242 2y ago
To be concise: Its DNA is mostly just copies. A lot of plants do this.
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by odo1242 2y ago
Do these license terms apply if you use OpenThread directly without ever agreeing to the license on the Thread specification? I don’t see how you could be sued if you never agreed to anything except the BSD license lol
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by odo1242 3y ago
In the US they're not required to pay you :( They are at least prevented from firing you though.
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by odo1242 3y ago
also: - one thing that is much less powerful is cosmetic filters, which means ads may be replaced with gray squares if uBOL can't remove them entirely - less filters overall, because the limits on how many filters are possible are pret
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by odo1242 3y ago
Probably Voyager 2. Running since August 20, 1977 - never been rebooted (because good luck doing that)
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scriptybox: The simple client-side JavaScript sandbox(github.com)
1 points by odo1242 3y ago|0 comments
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by odo1242 4y ago
To be clear, the confidence is “low,” and many other US agencies disagree.
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by odo1242 4y ago
The strategy is that native macOS UIs are generally easier to develop than native Windows UIs, so they're trying to iterate on that platform first.
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by odo1242 4y ago
many compilers aren't guaranteed to be fully deterministic tho (e.g. __DATE__ macro)
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by odo1242 4y ago
Aren't most float operations binary? You'd need to iterate over a 64-bit space to test those.

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