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reitanqild
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reitanqild
3y ago
Related (and since you qualify the answers as "definitely yes" or "definitely no" I don't think it subtracts from what you say, but rather just adds to it: > When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that
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Finland has a really long, shared border with Russia, a country that is much worse than Mexico in about every aspect I am aware of. That said, I think most drugs that comes into Scandinavia comes in freights from European ports or by courie
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3y ago
I really wish there was someone reading this who could donate some hardware. I would love to but I am not in a position to do it, at least not right now.
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3y ago
> 10% here and there is very small compared to the literal orders magnitude improvements during the reign of Moore's Law. I can't confirm it, but I noticed this comment says "gpu tech has beat Moore’s law for DNNs the last
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3y ago
It isn't fake, it is just created by another user. I personally have multiple accounts on multiple sites. None of them are fake, all are well behaved I think, but there are some things that are best said with an account linked to my na
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3y ago
> and the CEO can fire anyone. Americans... In civilized parts of the world you cannot fire anyone except for in specific circumstances.
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3y ago
Also after deleting Reddit the battery on my new iPhone lasts the whole day even while I still watch unhealthy amounts of Russian tanks burning on Telegram and sometimes visit reddit web interface too. There, I said and admitted it: it is u
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4y ago
Yup. For the last 12 or so years :-/ I naively like to think they chucked a bunch of tests cases at some level when they introduced Google+ (when they threw out the old plus operator to reuse + for Google+ searches) and never recovered
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4y ago
Probably the same thing going on inside Google with user feedback on search results and ads. At some point, after years of clicking the almost invisible [x] on the top of "hot singles near you" and ads for mail order brides from v
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4y ago
Which was forked from KDE I think?
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reitanqild
4y ago
To twist rhe knife, tell them you'll publish the relevant parts as open source as well.
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4y ago
> Just because I'm not reviewing the piece of information at the exact right time doesn't mean that I'm "defeating the point" Some of us, thanks to personality and previous experience (diagnosis and/or child
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4y ago
The first part Matthew 6, 1 - 21 has a lot more about doing what we do only with the expectation that God will see it, either it is alms, prayers or fast. Each of these might have value on their own, but God will only reward us if we do it
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4y ago
I tried multiple times 1-4 days around 25 - 23 years ago and 1. I didn't feel hunger and I don't think everyone needs to feel it 2. I focused a lot better, I would probably do it a lot of I lived alone. In practice I often end up
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4y ago
The longer north you come however, the longer the fast can become I understand as many (most?) Muslims looks at the local sunrise and sunset.
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Maybe I am lucky, but for me it works like this: If I skip food after (early) dinner and don't think about it more I can easily skip breakfast the next day and then I can easily skip lunch, dinner and supper the following day. If I sta
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If the laws says you should fast, it wouldn't be a virtue (edit, to be more precise: it would even be wrong) for a judge to not punish someone for breaking the law, unless the law gives the judges this liberty. Now I am not saying I ag
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4y ago
"Lost" a lot of backups to a WD MyBook a while ago. The story is interesting enough to mention: first it showed up as non-formatted. Turned out the disk was encrypted and the key was stored in the enclosure which somehow lost it.
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4y ago
There should probably be a "read more"-link pointing to relevant information for us people who have learned as much about baseball from Fallout 4 as from anything else.
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> "Free 2 week demo. No credit card needed. [Try it now]" > "Register" is too committal ... I actually didn't notice the "No credit card needed" until I had written a long explanation :-) That is how
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I always do my required paperwork but I admit I must have lost some money because I "forgot" some of my expense reports. I also admit that a large part of why I often just walk during lunch breaks at clients instead of eating so
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4y ago
In my case (as described elsewhere) it helps me that they are visible and it might also help that they are in the same position where I left them (spatial consistency I guess, but English is not my first language).
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4y ago
Sure, but then they would have to sacrifice a number of other desirable characteristics.
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Some people are like me: a well functioning and extremely well liked engineer with a what seems like a significantly smaller short time memory. (This is part of a wider diagnosis.) Having everything I work on - easily, visibly available - i
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I think it has actually become better lately. There was a time when people threw around "only works in Chrome" like they did with IE6, but for me it seems it has improved somewhat now.
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For those who, like me, refuses to use Chrome but also doesn't want to support Mozilla Foundation (if I knew money would stay with the engineers I would actively support it), please look at LibreWolf. Unlike certain other Firefox clone
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4y ago
> Selection bias. Do you work in Silicon Valley, at startups, or ex-FAANG places? Are you a "Linux person" looking for work related to Linux technologies such as NGINX, MySQL, Postgres, Apache, etc...? Here in Australia it'
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4y ago
Or, if you already have a dot, remove it. i.e. Gmail treats example@gmail.com the same as exam.ple@gmail.com or ex.amp.le@gmail.com
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4y ago
Ok, i loved this, from the linked Bugzilla: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1797272 STR: 1. Start with MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 on Ubuntu 22.04. 2. Open a session with 2000 tabs. 3. Pin at least
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4y ago
I've been thinking many times that maybe Mozilla could do an experiment with a rendering pipeline that chucks out everything that is just backwards compatibility at this point - and then maybe some - and make a much smaller and simple
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