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3y ago
He's retroactively changed thumbnails to match this new style. Edit: this video shows the old and new styles: https://youtu.be/CcyTzhrN6bM
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3y ago
Removing it from watch history will have effect on recommendations, but not immediately. But yeah for a random "guilty pleasure" garbage video I use incognito too, it's just faster.
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3y ago
Judges are not there to come up with the law, only to execute it.
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3y ago
Doubtful since those usually use vague analogies to stadiums, pickup trucks and guns.
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3y ago
There is a big difference between "doesn't dare to" and "it's not practical/useful for warfare". There have been plenty of submersibles that went much deeper. People went down 10km in the 1960s. There is n
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3y ago
No standardized support in HTML/CSS. Video containers can store the color profile information.
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3y ago
Oh yes! Same for Wordpress. And then you try to combine two mods but the patches don't merge cleanly. I remember when Drupal introduced actual plugin hooks how revolutionary that felt :D
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3y ago
It would make sense if 1800 of those were paid moderators.
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3y ago
If the loop uses loop_variable within its body this can cause a data race. Imagine: for (...) { int x = array[loops[0].loop_variable]; array[loops[0].loop_variable] = calculation(x); } If the loop_variable = lim
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3y ago
I have no insights beyond what I read in the OP, but my point was that those freezers are actually warmer than outside. So "anywhere near enough" might in fact be enough if you can store deep-frozen things outside on the loading d
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3y ago
Will he edit users' posts to ask the questions he likes answering? https://old.reddit.com/r/announcements/comments/5frg1n/tifu_...
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3y ago
Technically they are warmers :)
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3y ago
Every road-legal truck in Europe? Nice being a relative term of course.
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3y ago
Yes, basically everywhere except europe, likely due to regulatory concerns. (Would be interested to know what precisely, but the page doesn't say. Any guesses?)
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3y ago
> Google decided it conflicted with their competitor format AVIF This is absolutely ridiculous take given JPEG XL is mainly authored by Google and Cloudinary, with AVIF coming from Netflix & alliance that includes Google. There is no
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3y ago
"Quantum" works. That was my second attempt, I tried "physics" first but oh boy was I naive.
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3y ago
I'm sorry, _hostile_ tax structures? Some people happen to prefer taxes and governments that provide value to its citizens. https://www.icelandreview.com/culture/manoftheyear/
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3y ago
I don't have anything to add but since you didn't get any comments so far let me just say very nice job. Much easier and faster than navigating this on archive.org. I'll definitely be mirroring the archives later.
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Constitution of Nepal has precise drawing instructions for their flag. See page 221: https://ag.gov.np/files/Constitution-of-Nepal_2072_Eng_www.m... Now of course you can't draw keys and tiara with Euclid-style in
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3y ago
> I'll also be taking Friday off. Turns into: > Come Friday, I won't be in. Just one day. Things will continue, though. Any emergencies, I'm a call away. Off is off, don't call me. Must have been trained on a lot o
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3y ago
Hmm, but then you have to trust 1) github, 2) anyone with commit access to that repository. It's not the worst thing I suppose: #1 is a problem anyway for trusting Google/Mozilla's repo of audits, and #2 can be noticed by oth
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3y ago
Can someone explain why cargo-vet doesn't include a cryptographic hash of the crate contents? My understanding is that this repository, and similar ones from Mozilla and others, says: "I, person X from trustworthy organization Y,
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3y ago
As I said last week on the lobbying article [1], if you don't like how "Open"AI is trying to build a regulatory capture moat, cancel your subscription. Yes, the open models are worse, but are getting better. There will be ple
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3y ago
Yeah I don't understand why anyone would configure that. Thought I don't feel like missing out, very little substance in the article.
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3y ago
Getting 403. Mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20230517173906/https://dddiaz.co...
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3y ago
Sadly pcengines, the original manufacturer of the APU boards, is EOL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35635900
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3y ago
Valve will refund any Steam purchase if made within 2 weeks and with less than 2 hours play time (see https://store.steampowered.com/steam_refunds/ ). Therefore this doesn't really change much when it comes to real
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3y ago
Folks here like to talk about voting with your wallet. I just cancelled my OpenAI subscription. If you are paying them and disagree with this, maybe you should too? Don't worry, I have no naive hopes this will hurt them enough to matte
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3y ago
This seems like as good place to ask as any: Kinect and similar cameras can do posture estimation. Anyone tried that for bad posture alerts?
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3y ago
I'm most comfortable curled up like a shrimp and I'm absolutely certain that isn't good for me, so I'm not sure your statement is entirely true. :)
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