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by paholg 3y ago
They initially proposed changes that were retroactive, potentially leading to fees for released, unmaintained games. I just don't see how anyone can trust them after that.
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by paholg 3y ago
Definitely interesting, but the author has no idea what a "blind" test is.
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by paholg 3y ago
Looks like the API supports submitting text, maybe that would work for you? https://help.kagi.com/kagi/api/summarizer.html
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by paholg 3y ago
You can pay with Bitcoin. I assume it's possible to create a Bitcoin wallet and fund it with Monero so it has no link to you?
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by paholg 3y ago
Ah, I have a Pixel phone but have been using a third-party launcher for so long that I don't even know what the default looks like anymore.
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by paholg 3y ago
I've had third party cookies disabled for years. I can't remember the last time a website broke as a result.
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by paholg 3y ago
Profiles are amazing. I have a personal Firefox profile and a work one, and keep a browser open for each, with no account mixing. It's great. I can also make the opposite argument for extensions. One of my most-used extensions, tree-st
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by paholg 3y ago
I've been using Android since the G1. I don't think I've ever had the search bar on the home screen for more than a couple minutes after getting a new phone. My in-app web views are also in Firefox. I'm pretty sure just
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by paholg 3y ago
There are workarounds. You could, for example, have a drop implementation spawn a task to do the I/O and exit. Also, if your cleanup takes parameters, you can just store them in the struct.
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by paholg 3y ago
I believe one of the properties of the alleged room-temperature suoercinductor is that it's only a superconductor at low currents.
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by paholg 3y ago
Unrelated to VanMoof, my bike has a battery that goes on top of the rack. The battery includes a key, and locks to the bike. To charge it, I usually just leave it on the bike, but you can fairly easily unlock it from the bike and change it
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by paholg 3y ago
I don't have extensive experience with Go, but for the bit that I was maintaining a production Go service, I had a Go version update break things at least once.
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by paholg 3y ago
It even shows that message if I request the desktop site. I don't care if it works well on mobile, just show render something so I can kind of play with it.
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by paholg 3y ago
I just noticed you advertise a real-time sync with slack/discord, so that just may handle my use-case. Is there a mailing list I could join to be notified when there's mobile clients?
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by paholg 3y ago
Looks interesting, though I would definitely need Android/iOS clients before considering it. We migrated our small, private slack group to discord when slack changed their retention policy, though it's become less active since the
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by paholg 3y ago
Information is distributed across instances. If instance A hosts community C and a user on instance B subscribes to that community, its posts will be duplicated on instance B.
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by paholg 3y ago
So what do you call white supremacists who adorn themselves with swastikas?
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by paholg 5y ago
I wish we could use [nix]( https://nixery.dev/nix-1p.html ) for config files. It's nice, simple, and allows variables and functions. Jsonnet has a similar feature set, but I find it nigh unreadable.
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by paholg 5y ago
If they genuinely cared, they would have started a lot sooner.
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by paholg 5y ago
Even worse, some ideas are both good and popular, and politicians still don't get behind them.
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by paholg 5y ago
Steam, on Linux at least, comes with its own versions of libraries for games. So it gets to act much like apt.
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by paholg 5y ago
I think it's safe to say that if I were marrying someone who required a blood diamond, we'd be on different enough pages that we should not get married.
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by paholg 6y ago
No Dr. Seuss books are banned. The publisher decided to stop publishing a few of them.
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by paholg 6y ago
For the ones I've used, because they're faster and/or much more ergonomic. ripgrep and fd are both much faster and nicer to use than their traditional counterparts. bat has support for syntax highlighting in many languages, a
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by paholg 6y ago
Sure.
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by paholg 6y ago
You may be interested in [fac]( http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/~roundyd/fac/introducin... ) It's a build-system in Rust with some really cool features (and an even simpler syntax).
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by paholg 6y ago
Calorie is a frustrating unit. When talking about food or exercise, usually we use the kilocalorie but just call it a calorie. I assume the previous poster was using the small calorie. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by paholg 6y ago
But that would be wasteful and needlessly noisy. The point was that there is no need.
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by paholg 6y ago
They did a test like this at a company I worked at. I ended up entering fake credentials because the thing seemed so shady, I was curious what its deal was.
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by paholg 7y ago
Yeah, what is demonstrated here is that floating point addition is nonassociative.

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