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by oktoberpaard 2y ago
So `abc | <file>` would write the stdout of `abc` to the file? Meaning that if you forgot to mark your script as executable, you’ve now lost all your work? I think `abc > <file>` works perfectly fine and pipes don’t need to s
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by oktoberpaard 2y ago
I’m trying to picture this, but I can’t. If I hold and lock my iPhone with my right hand, I press the lock button with my thumb. If I try to reach the top left corner, I either do that with my left thumb (mostly) or index finger (sometimes)
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by oktoberpaard 2y ago
What you’re referring to are bangs, which Kagi has offered for a long time already. For your example that would be !g to search on Google. You can also add custom bangs. The new snaps addition is something else: it gives you Kagi search res
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by oktoberpaard 2y ago
Not sure if you’re being sarcastic, but they’re not talking about AI features of the search engine itself (Kagi has those too), but about nonsensical AI generated content on the web that exist solely for the purpose of getting you clicking
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by oktoberpaard 2y ago
To be fair, it’s incredibly cheap to take a flight to about anywhere else in Europe, for which alternatives often do exist, and that’s probably what it’s mostly targeted against. That being said, I doubt that it’s very effective. It’s more
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by oktoberpaard 2y ago
Interesting. I’ve always understood that partly charging was supposed to be better for battery health with lithium batteries. I’ve capped my 15 Pro Max at 80% from the start and I avoid going below 20% and it’s still at 100% battery health
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by oktoberpaard 2y ago
ProRAW files are large, so there's more potential to save space, making ProRAW a more attractive feature to use for a wider audience.
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by oktoberpaard 2y ago
Apple does offer the ability to capture a lossless RAW file with raw sensor data, just not with their app. It’s exposed through their API for 3rd party apps to use. It’s harder to get a good result in low light or high contrast scenarios fr
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by oktoberpaard 2y ago
I got this response from o1-mini with the exact same prompt: Claro, he descifrado el texto utilizando un cifrado César con un desplazamiento de 9 posiciones. Aquí está el texto original y su correspondiente traducción: *Texto Cifrado:* ```
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by oktoberpaard 2y ago
I just add `\v` (very magic) to make it interpret regex more strictly. I’ve just tested it and you don’t need to escape these anymore to match word boundaries.
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by oktoberpaard 2y ago
That’s because you’re using more energy per time unit, and there’s only so much that you can sustain. The article is about energy per distance unit. So to translate this: run the same distance faster, and you’ve burned about the same amount
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by oktoberpaard 2y ago
Lazy.nvim uses mason to install some components.
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
And just out of interest: what is the rate for false positives? An accuracy of 90% sounds very decent, as long as it doesn’t also filter out 10% of legitimate content.
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
If those stores comply with EU law, that shouldn’t be the case. See for example https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_22_... . I can see how stores will pop up that don’t care about law
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
“Transit, bicycling, or walking directions are unavailable offline.” Source: https://support.google.com/maps/answer/6291838 That might not be a problem in many cases, but at least Organic Maps doesn’t seem to have
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
In my EU country the typical power limit per circuit is 16 A * 230 V = 3680 W. I imagine that similar limits exist in other EU countries.
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
> Alt-tabbing groups apps and requires you to use your mouse or the arrow keys (of all things) to specify which window to change to For what it’s worth: you can use alt+` (the key above tab on my keyboard) to cycle between windows of the
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
Because of the premiums they have to pay, you mean? The premiums are currently about $150 a month, or less if you accept a higher out-of-pocket payment. If you don’t earn much, it’s almost 100% subsidized by the government, which is mostly
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
I guess what you're referring to is the long-term benefit of having children, as in: the benefit of having adult children to support you when you're old. Yes, that has been socialized to an extent, which does indeed come with a ri
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
How does this scheme socialize the gains of children if children don't pay premiums? In my country it's actually free to have children (as there are no hospital and healthcare costs involved for the parents) and having children ge
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
I'm confused by this statement, as the fertility rate in the European Union (1.5 in 2021) is similar to the fertility rate in the US (1.66 in 2021). But yes, countries in Europe do have issues with aging populations, especially when th
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
Kids don't pay premiums until they're 18, or to be more precise: they're already covered by the base package of their parents.
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
That’s where regulation comes in. In my country it’s mandatory for every citizen to have a base insurance package and it’s mandatory for every insurance company to accept every individual for that same base package, regardless of preexistin
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
The Pro plan is unlimited, though. It used to be capped until earlier this year.
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
The two of you might have a different threshold of what you consider to be usable photos, and that’s fine. However, there is no way around physics. Under indoor lighting, a single exposure of a cellphone camera will either be a blurry mess,
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
They better hurry up with this then: https://www.surf.nl/en/news/the-netherlands-starts-realisati... .
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
I'm not using lists that disable cookie banners, exactly for that reason.
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
uBlock Origin is great, it's the one I use wherever I can, together with Firefox. On iOS I like the AdGuard + Safari combination, though, and the blocking lists also work in most in-app browsers.
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
AdGuard fits the bill for me in Safari. It includes blocking lists that you can enable and the paid version includes an optional extension that can execute more complex blocking rules where needed. YouTube ads are non-existent for me. The b
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by oktoberpaard 3y ago
Note that Safari has native support for content blockers (or what most people call adblockers). I use AdGuard on my iPhone and it works great. The blocking is done by Safari, the app just tells Safari what rules to use. The paid version of

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