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by pantulis 3y ago
Isolated data point: I have a couple of accounts, some of them have more than 50k messages. I noticed Thunderbird's auto-update wouldn't trigger so I manually installed the macOS .dmg with no issues. The previous Thunderbird pro
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Sounds speculative --although not necessarily in a bad way. What's the evidence for the proposed change of the coupling constants? If the observational evidence is that this changing of the coupling constants explains certain observat
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> When you’re looking for a “UX expert” and they are showing you their portfolio, ask them ... Also, what was the methodology used to decide the particular UX solution to the problem?
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> All new software needs to be done in the absence of UX folk. Seriously. This needs further clarification. What kind of software would that be? I read your previous sentence as " I can do the work UX folk do", but you don&#x
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> The thing that's possible in America and arguably not possible in Europe is to just show someone the door on the spot. Spaniard here. It's possible, it's just more expensive: the employer has to pay them the salary for
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by pantulis 3y ago
But the Obsidian iOS app forces you to use the default iCloud location for your vault folder, which cannot easily be accessed by other apps even on Desktop due to the strange macOS/iOS permissions. For example, if memory serves, Chro
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> There is no browser integration AFAIK, but I might be wrong - there are tons of third-party plugins. On Safari, MarkDownload extesion works great for me.
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> I tried to orient what would be an affordable, future-safe alternative, but I haven't found any. I think it would be OneNote. But if you really wand to future proof your data, I think nothing beats using Obsidian on top of a bunc
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You are correct, I assumed parent was referring to specific embeddings generated by OpenAI LLMs.
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You would need to have a local copy of the GPT model, which are not exactly OpenAI's plans.
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Seems unrealistic to me. Evernote's backend platform sure has to be pretty substantial (and legacy!) and managing and operating these types of platforms does not seem Bending Spoons' forte.
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> but it does mean that the population at large does not necessarily support this specific law If the population does not support the law, the government could be potentially replaced. But the most probable conclusion is that the popula
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> Step two could be a requirement for SW/HW manufacturers to add a backdoor since this is not really effective to fight crime this way We have already been there, it's just like good old phone calls. They can be intercepted un
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Does it reflect notebooks/folder structure also in the filesystem? That's exactly what I need from a PKM tool: that not only the files but also the structure of the notebooks is reflected in the filesystem so I can have interoper
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> it started because JS can't do parallel any other way I remember doing async in C++ with CORBA and ACE's Reactor pattern about 25 years ago, it was not beautiful nor easy. But if memory serves, most interpreted server side la
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by pantulis 3y ago
But then... aren't you missing recommendations and suggested videos? Honest question, I'd say Youtube is half as useful without that.
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Well, that "pull + regrow" would also be performed by a dentist anyway and I guess it would be more expensive than your usual canal & crown procedure.
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I cannot be of help here but I'd say that your concept of curvature is too informal, but more formal maths can deal with it, take a look at the wikipedia page for "Geodesic", the maths are way above my head but the diagrams a
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> Any suggested reading on this topic for laypeople? Carlo Rovelli is a bona fide theoretical physicist, very involved in the development of Quantum Loop Gravity (one of the attempted approaches to bridge GR and QM). Turns out he is al
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ChatGPT to the rescue! let's think about space like a giant, invisible playground. Normally, it's flat like your bedroom floor, where you can measure how far your toys are from each other with a ruler straight across. That's
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by pantulis 3y ago
A tensor is a mathematical object that has a lot of uses beyond general relativity, of course. It's a little tricky to visualize (I think there are good YouTube videos) but tensors can be thought of as multidimensional arrays, and als
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Space itself means the metric of spacetime: how you measure distances. Locally, if there was no gravity, you could think of space as a plain reticule where distances would be calculated through eucledian geometry: that means cartesian dist
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by pantulis 3y ago
Ouch! Thanks!
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powermetrics gives a lot of energy usage info per CPU core and apps.
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Why?
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> It is also crazy how unreliable cars actually are. 20 years old car means some surprise every 3rd or 4th drive Not so sure about that, petrol engines and cars matured a lot in the last decades. I'm driving a 2004 Ford Focus and i
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Hi! I first knew about Slashdot, I think from the classic Afterstep mailing list!
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- BetterTouchTool - Folder Peek
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I'm not sure if it's NSDR but my best naps are those where I'm not sure if I've been asleep or not. After lunch, I just put the mid day news on TV and close my eyes while listening to the presenters.
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What? You say these clouds don't do KYC due dilligences?

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