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Since this comment became somewhat popular I'll post the entire guide here. I wrote this a while ago for someone else. It summarises some of my own struggles after being let go from a company I cared for deeply. Not all companies and
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Your boss is gaslighting & intimidating you. - Do not be intimidated into thinking you did your work poorly. I've seen this happen many times with employees being guilt tripped, especially the younger more junior employees. You are
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5y ago
To be honest I'm more impressed by the Polly TTS widget at the top. The neural version is incredibly good.
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Live Coding with FoxDot
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Today's Google is a saint compared to the nineties Microsoft.
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I found that having an offline-first mentality helps with slowing down and actually acquiring a deeper understanding of the topic you're dealing with. I'm keeping offline docs for most of the tools I use. For example the Postgres
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5y ago
Peruvian coffee seems to consistently taste better than other sorts of coffee for me. I really liked the Peruvian organic made by Coffee masters.
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> But why save pdfs instead of downloading the webpages? Ages ago we had this wonderful format called MHTML which allowed you to save an entire webpage (with images and all) as a single file. This was amazing for archiving and I remember
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This looks like something the UK Gov could use for SELT exams, visa & immigration tests or other similar secure tests approved by the government. At the moment these are taken in person in secure buildings where you are identified at th
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Somehow this heterogeneous architecture makes little sense to me since the i9 as a whole consumes lots of power - about 250W - significantly more than previous generation of Intel processors. This also introduces an irking complication with
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To answer my own question: it doesn't, at least not on my system. I can see the Firefox child process count maxing at around 10 processes with the default fission.autostart set to false: > ps aux | grep "firefox.*childID"
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Does this release actually enable Fission (process separation) by default? [1] I see it's still turned off in about:config [1]: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2021/05/introducing-firefox-new-si...