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by pavon 1y ago
I've put private working copies on NFS and CIFS. NFS worked pretty well (which probably speaks as much to the admins as the tech). Samba mounts on the other hand had all sorts of problems with time stamps that confused not only git, bu
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by pavon 1y ago
This is changing. Valve is actively working with hardware manufacturers to get SteamOS on a number of systems other than the Steam Deck. You can buy a Lenovo Legion Go S with SteamOS today[1], and Valve will be supporting SteamOS on the Asu
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by pavon 1y ago
In addition to the math, you can also look at existing examples, like how large the ISS radiators need to be relative to its solar panels. Like this project, it is essentially a closed system where all power generated by the solar panels wi
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by pavon 1y ago
This looks much harder to seam-rip to me, as the stitching is going between the individual zipper teeth.
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by pavon 1y ago
This is at least partially banned by the injunction from Epic vs Google: 7. For a period of three years ending on November 1, 2027, Google may not condition a payment, revenue share, or access to any Google product or service, on an agr
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by pavon 1y ago
> From 2000 to 2007, the bottom tenth of fourth graders in reading ability showed substantial improvement, before stagnating. But by 2024, those gains had been erased. Your interactions with people online include the cohort whose reading
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by pavon 1y ago
On a 5 year old i5-8600, with Samsung PM871b SSD: $ time julia -e "exit" real 0m0.156s user 0m0.096s sys 0m0.100s $ time julia -e "using Plots" real 0m1.219s user 0m0.981s sys 0m0.4
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by pavon 1y ago
I've tried it on some of my julia code. The lack of support for dynamic dispatch severely limits the use of existing libraries. I spent a couple days pruning out dependencies that caused problems, before hitting some that I decided wou
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by pavon 1y ago
> What are the American ones? One of them is the second Vulcan Centaur flight[2]. IIRC an SRB nozzle failed, and the other stages had to make up the missing thrust, which didn't leave enough for a deorbit burn. [1] https:/&#x2
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by pavon 1y ago
It is the FCC[1]. The FAA is only concerned about the launch and de-orbiting as it passes through airspace, and doesn't regulate what happens between, including whether object de-orbit at all. It is odd for the FCC to have this respo
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by pavon 1y ago
No they aren't? https://orionfeedback.org/d/9145-ublock-origin-not-existent-... https://orionfeedback.org/d/11882-ublock-origin-not-function...
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by pavon 1y ago
On the other hand, a major responsibility of the FTC commissioners is to develop regulations for interstate commerce, a power that is solely granted to Congress. Allowing the President to disregard the rules Congress specified when delegati
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by pavon 1y ago
The US tax code is over 2.5k pages, with an additional 10k pages of regulations. And I manage to file my taxes fine every year without having read all that because most of it doesn't apply to me. Following the GDPR is easy if you aren&
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by pavon 1y ago
I see it more as recognizing that it will take time to be good enough for other use cases so for this release they are targeting it as just something to have fun with. After seeing LLMs crammed into everything whether it makes sense or not
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by pavon 1y ago
I agree in general that keyword searching for a buzzword will have false positives, as people work it in to their description just to ride the trend. However, that is a bad example. If the core of your business is developing new AI models,
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by pavon 1y ago
She started enforcing it against the most egregious offenders, but for every enforcement action, there were thousands that went unpunished. The problem is that FTC proceedings are very process heavy by design, which is what you want in some
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by pavon 1y ago
Whatever language you choose, you are only going to be teaching a subset of it anyway, so just ignore the Unicode identifier support. I code in Julia professionally, and never use it.
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by pavon 1y ago
INI-like formats are perfectly fine for config files with at most one layer of nesting/sections. TOML is a perfectly fine INI-like parser. Its definitions and support for strings, numbers, comments, sections and simple arrays are great
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by pavon 1y ago
To answer my own question. No state prohibits subletting. Maine law gives renters the right to sublet, New York limits the reasons landlords can refuse subletting, and all other states leave it up to the landlord (with differences in detail
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by pavon 1y ago
Interesting, I knew SROs were not allowed in most places in the US, but never clumped roommates in with that. All the places I've lived I had no problem sharing apartments let alone houses with roommates. I wonder if the laws distingui
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by pavon 1y ago
Yes, but if you are building your own phone hardware to run Linux on it, there is a huge advantage in that Linux flavor being an AOSP fork, since it is already mature.
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by pavon 1y ago
Not here. Standing in line at stores like target that have them I see maybe 1/20 people checking out in front of me bring in reused disposable sacks, while 15/20 leave with new ones. Certainly not enough reuse to justify the extra
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by pavon 1y ago
I love the sandboxed Play Services. It works better than microg, and is more secure/private than installing Play Services normally which are your two options on LineageOS. The main downside for me was the limited phone choice. I really
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by pavon 1y ago
It is the fact that it is happening early in the morning that worries me. People aren't fully cognizant when they are woken up in general, and also aren't expecting anyone to be ringing the doorbell at that hour. I think fearful a
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by pavon 1y ago
And given how trigger happy some people are these days, I wouldn't even think about working this job if there wasn't a fairly robust form of address verification.
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by pavon 1y ago
For 3, printf debugging is often faster for me because it only requires an incremental rebuild. Whereas with gdb, it is very likely that the release build doesn't show me what I want to see, so I need to do a full debug build from scra
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by pavon 1y ago
Convenient access is a huge deal. Students are at school every day whereas with public libraries they are limited to their parents' schedule. I know I was able to read nearly twice as much fiction as a teen because I could checkout a n
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by pavon 1y ago
As an outsider it seems like MS has been much more proactive at moving away from insecure crypto in other places. For example, there was a while where every Windows release would disable some old insecure part of the SMB/CIFS protocol
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by pavon 1y ago
The NM state government has had surplus revenue for a few decades due to taxes on natural gas and oil, first in the northwest, which has since dried up, and now in the southeast. Previous state governments had the foresight to structure thi
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by pavon 1y ago
I haven't seen anything like that. The biggest factor you can clearly point to is that NM has some of the lowest salaries for doctors combined with some of the highest medical insurance premiums.

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