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Do other countries do it?
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Do you have any experience on how good is Qwen3-coder compared to Claude 4 Sonnet?
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Click the download button and you will see Linux as an option.
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Linux (and probably most Unix systems) use a 32 bit time counter so didn't have the Y2K issue. But there might have been some applications that had it. And its possible some early bios clocks used 2 digit year that had to be worked aro
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Here is something I found comparing the risk of radon exposure to other risks. Seems like if you don't smoke the risks are much lower. https://www.epa.gov/radon/health-risk-radon
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Only five countries allow payment for plasma donations: US, Germany, Austria, Czech Republic and Hungary. The reality is the countries that don't allow payment for plasma donations don't produce enough plasma drug products for sel
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How about Karakeep if you want to run it locally. You can also have it tag your bookmarks automatically if you connect it to a LLM.
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You could look for specific studies on clinialtrials.gov. Its a database of trials in the US and also around the world. In the US I'm not sure of the status of such studies about budget cuts to NIH. I myself was on 1 year study post or
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What I've done in my own implementation is include the line and column number in the token.
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Do Apple SSDs have a much longer longevity and reliability? I've not looked at the specific patents nor am I an expert on signal processing but I've worked on SSD controllers and NAND manufacturers in the past and they had their o
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Someone posted a top view of it and its not as bad as it look. But it would really depend on the expected level of traffic, target speed and if any big vehicles are going to use it. I feel like they could have started the curve a little ear
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That is why I build a "paper trail" via email or chat when I predict things might go wrong and managers still insist to doing things.
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Home Depot seems to delivering some stuff for free the next day (and occasionally the same day.) And they can always have the product ready for pickup in front. Sometimes its so hard to find stuff in their store. Even some of the delivery c
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Seems like its studied and there are many types of underemployment and they each have difference causes. Its probably tracked somewhere by economists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underemployment
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> Workforce participation also can be valuable instead of or in addition to unemployment numbers, since you fall out of the count once unemployment benefits expire. Unemployment rates are calculated based on surveys. They call many peopl
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by pkaye 1y ago
The U6 unemployment rate is supposed to cover those who are underemployed. What is usually reported is the U3 unemployment rate which is closest to that used internationally as defined by ILO. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/ser
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by pkaye 1y ago
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is supposed to have even better coronagraph as a technology demonstrator. They keep finding ways to improve on the technology.
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I've been playing with Claude 4 Sonnet in VS Code and found it quite good. As part of the development plan, on its own it had included an optimization phase where it profiled my go code, identified some hot spots, and proposed ways to
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If HP and Sun had merged, I wonder if HP-UX would become HP-SUX.
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They publish their system prompts. https://docs.anthropic.com/en/release-notes/system-prompts
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Back in 2015 US EPA NOx emission limits were tighter than EU regulations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_emissions_scandal#U...
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Karakeep is good. You can import the pocket bookmarks. It can do automatic AI tagging.
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I would have gone with a creative name like kvm.
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I imagine its minimal optimizations at that point?
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What if a new employee was named Steve Teve?
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In the past the WHO recommended countries don't compensate for blood or plasma donations. The following countries countries decided to still allow compensation for plasma donations for drug products: Austria, the Czech Republic, German
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From what I read Deliveroo was founded by two Americans and they got their VC investments from the US. Its just that they focused their operations in Europe.
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This was during the "Faster, Better, Cheaper" era when staffing was cut and projects were being privatized and had to be done for cut rate costs. This video actually goes a lot into the details on what happened. https:/&#x2F
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Its an EU DSA requirement for app stores to display information about developers publicly available. Apple is also doing it. And I guess these companies are applying the requirement worldwide unless some countries are opposed to it.
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The Linux Foundation is funded by a large number of companies for which Linux is very critical to them. These companies themselves have their own developers.

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