ozyschmozy

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by ozyschmozy 2y ago
Kagi has the same syntax as well, this is just new syntactic sugar
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by ozyschmozy 2y ago
Pretty easy to calculate how many distinct shuffles considering only the numbers: 52!/(4!^13)=~9.2e49. Still monstrously big
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by ozyschmozy 2y ago
> There are very real use cases for box plots, The author argues otherwise, can you give an example of a use case where box plots would be preferable to the alternatives the author suggests?
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by ozyschmozy 2y ago
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CapitalLettersAr... Pretty common in scifi and fantasy books
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
This is really fun, wonder how many different dominos you could introduce and still be able to generate puzzles with a single solution
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
Well in this case you weren't wrong about the first 10^10 numbers: > the smallest counterexample is n = 906,150,257, found by Minoru Tanaka in 1980.[5]
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
They already did, the news of Google doing the same on hn last week iirc.
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
In case you're not joking about public transit and gloves, you can get gloves with pads on the fingertips that allow you to use touch screens. And if your gloves don't have it, there are pads you can stick on or liquids you can ap
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
In Netherlands as well. It actually picked up 3 of my items when I approached before I put anything in the basket. I was pretty confused at first
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
> A syringe pump pushes the silicone oil one way through the stack This is better than the refrigerant cycle we're using now, sure, but I don't see how this is "solid state" > “We can scale it because those element
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
> every few months, an update bricks my install I'm really curious about why this is. I have a desktop I update daily, a laptop I update very irregularly (once even went without an update for over a year), and a toy server that I up
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
Not at the os level but you might want to check out vimium for chrome or Firefox if you haven't already. Does what you explained (and a lot more) for browsers
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
How often does phone theft actually happen? I keep hearing this argument but in my ~15 years of owning non-apple phones and laptops, I've never had one stolen, or heard of anyone getting theirs stolen. Have I just been very lucky?
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
But solar has <50% efficiency so you're looking at less efficiency overall. But yeah seems finicky. And won't you need to also spend a bunch of extra energy desalinating/distilling for either option?
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
What's wrong with .eu domains?
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
I don't think not wanting to pay for YouTube is the same as not wanting to pay, period. I happily pay for Nebula but block ads on YouTube. I know plenty of people who do the same, or subscribe to patreons and such of people they follow
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
This is discussed in detail in the article
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
TIL, thanks. What an odd thing to do. Seems well intentioned though at least
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
> When you select the When loading a .csv file or similar file, notify me of any automatic number conversions check box, From what I can tell, these are all opt-in via settings. So it won't stop unaware users from accidentally messi
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
Maybe I'm just blind, but I wasn't able to find what ETIAS stands for anywhere on this website dedicated to ETIAS (including under "What is ETIAS"). For anyone else wondering, it's "European Travel Information
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
I'm on the same boat. Used to g! most of my queries with ddg. Since switching to kagi, I've fallen back to Google for only a few queries, and I think only one or two had better results
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
I was wondering about that too. Later there is "[...] Wikipedia users who tested the SIDE system were twice as likely to prefer neither of the references as they were to prefer the AI-suggested ones". Not clear if this is the same
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
> FF installs plugins without your consent. Brave installs software which can circumvent security Controls without your consent. I've never heard about this, can you elaborate? Are you talking about the Pocket stuff that comes built
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
I know nothing about the guy, do you have any sources for any of this?
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
This would be a great boon for smart home applications of since right. Being able to put sensors wherever without having to cable or charge them would be an obvious use that could lead to other users once the transmitter is in place. And su
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
The one liner test cases drew my attention as well, it's pretty neat. Does any other language provide this sort of thing? I guess it wouldn't be hard to implement decorators for this in python
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
> Did you even read beyond the title? Not the person you're replying to, but the end of the first paragraph in your article is > and I want you to understand why you *certainly* don’t need it (emphasis mine)
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
Worth considering that they can use access to your email to get into other accounts. Someone getting into my Google photos account would definitely affect the privacy of others for instance. Though I think the way to defend against this is
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
I feel like I suffer from the copy issue at least once a week. My go to solution is inspecting the page source to copy directly from there but it's still extremely annoying. Please make your text selectable/searchable. The worst o
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by ozyschmozy 3y ago
Can you elaborate on the NFT part? The only results I get when searching for "valve nft" is valve banning nft based/related games from steam.

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