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by post-it 7mo ago
I don't really see an issue with this section. A judge still needs to issue a warrant, they can also additionally waive the requirement that the cop gives you a copy right away, in special circumstances. Like are you envisioning a &quo
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by post-it 7mo ago
> This is a massive win for anyone serious about "Signal over Noise." Not you, clearly.
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by post-it 7mo ago
Did you use AI to write a one-paragraph comment?
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by post-it 7mo ago
The House of Lords isn't going anywhere. The majority of the chamber are life peers, functionally identical to Canadian senators.
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by post-it 7mo ago
I support not storing any kind of password, but they should add passkey support.
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by post-it 7mo ago
Can't it already do those since it's chromatic?
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by post-it 7mo ago
> If we are willing to use legislation, could we tax such gestation crates, and use that tax revenue to breed unconscious pigs? Or find a way to disable consciousness in their brain? Or fund lab meat? This is the kind of "big govern
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by post-it 7mo ago
Weird to describe 99%+ of all guitars, including some of the best made guitars in the world, as "poorly made."
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by post-it 7mo ago
> If you watch slow-motion video of a guitar string vibrating, you’ll see a complex, evolving blend of squiggles. These squiggles are the mathematical sum of all of the string’s different harmonics. This is incorrect. If you watch a vide
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by post-it 7mo ago
It's more powerful than my M2 MacBook Air, which is the most powerful computer I've ever owned and I'm only vaguely thinking about a future upgrade.
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by post-it 7mo ago
This article is mostly about universities and hospitals. Not really clear how either of those could possibly pass 75% of funding through to the community.
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by post-it 7mo ago
Perfectly understandable, I think. Gotta look out for number one, no sense burning out if you're not being paid enough to cover recovery.
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by post-it 7mo ago
A world where there is no need for work? Oh no, my steak is too juicy and my lobster is too buttery.
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by post-it 7mo ago
I'd buy some good gloves and steel-toed boots.
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by post-it 7mo ago
That seems like a bad idea to me.
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by post-it 7mo ago
If AI completely erases the profession of software developer, I'll find something else to do. Like I can't in good faith ever oppose a technology just because it's going to make my job redundant, that would be insane.
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by post-it 7mo ago
> The best engineers can visualize the whole architecture in their head, and describe exactly what they want to an AI I think this must be part of it. I see so many posts about people burning a thousand dollars in AI credits building a s
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by post-it 7mo ago
Plankton in the ocean produce our oxygen via photosynthesis.
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by post-it 7mo ago
Don't forget cursor customizers!
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by post-it 7mo ago
Reducing sunlight to the surface means we lose solar power effectiveness and we need to use more power for artificial lighting to grow plants.
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by post-it 7mo ago
For what it's worth, Roblox is how I discovered code at age 10.
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by post-it 7mo ago
I'm printing a new multi-laptop stand that can accommodate a work laptop I've just received. I've actually never used Orca, PrusaSlicer is the first one I tried and it's done everything I've needed.
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by post-it 7mo ago
M2
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by post-it 7mo ago
> Still 2020 called, you're going to want to stock up on toilet paper.
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by post-it 7mo ago
> macOS 15 uses ~5GB on startup without any app open Sort of? Mac very aggressively caches things into RAM. It should be using all of your RAM on startup. That's why they've changed the Activity Monitor to say "memory pr
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by post-it 7mo ago
I'm not sure. I think it does swap more aggressively. I think the disk is also just really fast and has a higher speed connection to memory. Qualitatively I'm running way more things in the background than I could on Linux and Win
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by post-it 7mo ago
Yeah I've been running Baldur's Gate 3 on my M2 MBA with 8 GB of RAM. It's decent, I get 30-40 FPS which is perfectly fine for a turn-based game. Performance is significantly better with the laptop open vs clamshell, so it&#x
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by post-it 7mo ago
> If you want performace get a desktop! Or a MacBook, which is part OP's point. Apple is delivering quality at price points that Windows OEMs aren't (which is sort of the opposite of the phone world).
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by post-it 7mo ago
We started using computers with keyboards in class in grade 2-3.
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by post-it 7mo ago
Mac manages memory significantly better than Windows. My 8 GB Air feels better at multitasking than my 20 GB Windows laptop.

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