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8mo ago
Live demo for input:user-invalid does not work on my phone. It'd always been the same: those ugly patches of JavaScript were being added to maintain compatibility with all the browsers... That's why the newest CSS tricks were alwa
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8mo ago
Wow. It's fresh as a rose! Congratulations!
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8mo ago
That's why I've been always saying thank you to the LLM. Just to prepare for case like that :wink:
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This was predictable. Moreover it is the one of the downsides of migrating to EVs that had been highlighted before. As Poisson's distribution shows, chargers will be overly occupied on the days of most interest, like summer holidays, w
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8mo ago
I'd say painting is quite a different business model than making music. There are different channels, people nowadays don't understand the value of music because they "have" everything on Spotify/Apple Music/wh
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8mo ago
Boy it's ugly. While being a great fan of electric engines, I always wonder why electric cars by design must be ugly and have bad patterns (like retractable handles and a huge tablet in the middle)
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9mo ago
Caution very dark humour straight ahead, but the idea I wanted to highlight is the higly-bad influence LLM can have on human beings: Person: Chat, I have so many problems, with money with health... Sometimes I think that I should <censor
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9mo ago
I don't know if it's only me, but did this guy... Did this guy make a huge mistake? I think he was trying to bend reality with words. I can see many apps that are running in electron on my laptop, each consuming 300MB+ (e.g. Spoti
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9mo ago
C has very low entry level, providing that you have some knowledge about memory management. When, as a Java developer, I had to quickly deliver some exchange connector using given .h and .so, I chose C, because C++ had too high entry level.
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9mo ago
So the existing system has flaws. Maybe for every stupid thing a politician said there should be a penalty point assigned? Like in driving: in my country 20 penalty points makes you lose the driving license
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9mo ago
FreeCol / Colonization team FTW
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9mo ago
Elton went in second, and suddenly shuddered. The strangulating gag reflex made his body shake. The deceased was lying on the floor with a weird grimace on his face. Pills were lying around, spilling out of open boxes. There was something i
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9mo ago
Allowed to require - very mildly constructed sentence, which could include torture or force abuse... https://xkcd.com/538/
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9mo ago
New York should introduce a technology that can detect politicians and law makers who are not the sharpest tool in the shed, and let them go
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9mo ago
Software pantents are cancer, and it's been like that always. I have heard of no situation where the patent was something good for humanity, except maybe for ANS encoding which was invented by my teacher, and it was attempted to be hij
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9mo ago
I learned about Anki recently, and as I was told, this is somehow a standard on medical studies, where a whole bunch of knowledge must be memorised
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9mo ago
Sorry for a question out of topic, but is there still an offline office license available? So you buy it and have it locally?
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9mo ago
If the companies could sue you because you went to another store and bought something cheaper, they would, for sure
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9mo ago
Is this something similar to dog shaming photos?
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9mo ago
I think it does not reflect the real sound. Those low frequencies can be felt in the stomach. Also video is quite old so the phone mic is weak
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9mo ago
There is also https://insomnia.rest/
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9mo ago
The main difference is that the computer you use for writing is not requiring you to pay for every word. And that's the difference in the business models being pushed right now all around the world.
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9mo ago
Please rename to "Poland-render". This is how the architecture looks like in my country
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9mo ago
I have ups and downs, and the downs happen coincidentally when I read more news. It is quite clear to me that my bad days are correlated with the amount of manipulation that comes from the media. However, when being clean for long, I wonder
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9mo ago
I'd love to hear the conversation "our microservices work so slow for last 14 days" - and the consultant gravely serious answering "it's because the moon is in Sagittarius"
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9mo ago
And there is this classic: http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/magic-story.html
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9mo ago
What is this, please?
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This has been already posted in 2024, and I commented it that time with the story about my non-paid cable signal, but since it's a repost I will just copy my comment again, if you will... One winter had been so cold I had Cartoon N
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9mo ago
Still when listening to intro -> 1st song I have this tension in me building up, asking myself "when will the stutter come up? Is it now? Or later? Or was it there at all?". Like a torture
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9mo ago
That's crazy. We're already living in 1984 but part II - Big Brother Strikes Back
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