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by rewgs 4y ago
This is woefully unrealistic.
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by rewgs 4y ago
That sounds absolutely horrible.
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by rewgs 4y ago
> That's why in a perfect world, we would have large human trials with different dosages and iterate until we can get the maximum benefit and the least harm. Off topic, but whenever I think about this, I find myself thinking that wh
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by rewgs 4y ago
They’re saying Stable Diffusion is to artists as Expedia was to travel agents.
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by rewgs 4y ago
Mac users don’t need them. Not sure about Insert, but Cmd+backspace, Cmd+up or left arrow, Cmd+down or right arrow give you delete/home/end respectively. Alt+up/down arrow gives you page up/down.
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by rewgs 4y ago
Your second point is by design. macOS lets apps run without windows. Hold Option while once you select the app via Cmd+tab and it’ll open a new window.
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by rewgs 4y ago
These are all pretty trivial registry changes. A PowerShell script should do it.
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by rewgs 4y ago
Ubuntu Server, once de-Snapped, is a really nice base to install a DE on. Just did that this week with awesome WM and I have zero complaints.
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by rewgs 4y ago
Holy shit, that’s awesome. Already loved Rufus but this is a whole other level.
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by rewgs 4y ago
Had the same thought. This really is the better Reddit for nerds.
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by rewgs 4y ago
I’ve religiously updated a new-linux-install.sh. The majority of packages I build from source, and the remaining I use the distro’s package manager. I’m well aware that nix is a very different beast, but in practice this gives me basically
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by rewgs 4y ago
It’s powered over USB-C :)
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by rewgs 4y ago
You don't even need the ethernet cable. A single USB-C cable (assuming your Pi has a port) is sufficient. A buddy of mine has a Pi velcro'd to the back of his iPad Pro and just ssh's in to/from the USB-C network ports. I
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by rewgs 4y ago
Uh, why exactly am I being downvoted for this? ^ IgG tests are objectively bad science, used to scam people into thinking they have allergies when they don’t. IgG will basically just give you a list of what foods you’ve eaten lately. They a
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by rewgs 4y ago
IgG tests are junk and meaningless.
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by rewgs 4y ago
This is nothing like VS, though I suppose one could be forgiven for thinking otherwise due to Microsoft’s complete inability to pick anything other than the most confusing name possible for any given product.
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by rewgs 4y ago
This is one of my favorite comments I’ve seen on HN. If only more people would see this and go bjnovaknodding.gif
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by rewgs 4y ago
When I say the redesign I audibly groaned. Just another bland, featureless, nothing website. While I certainly don't agree that the old one was "perfect," it at least had some sort of character.
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by rewgs 4y ago
Mine came in the mail today and within 5 seconds I was completely in love.
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by rewgs 4y ago
I ended up just uninstalling Apple Music so that music wouldn't autoplay in my Prius. Absolutely ridiculous that that was the only way.
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by rewgs 4y ago
Yup. PyEnv for installing various versions. /path/to/pyenv/version/bin/python -m venv venv. Activate the venv (I made "av" and "dv" aliases in my .zshrc). Done, proceed as usual.
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by rewgs 4y ago
I used to think this and rage at the current state of Python dependency management. Then I just buckled down and learned the various tools. It's honestly fine.
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by rewgs 4y ago
It's love, pure and simple. I have plenty of software synths that can easily match or exceed my hardware synths' capabilities or sound. But there's just something about the hardware. Plus, it's nice to look at something
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by rewgs 4y ago
Dunno, haha. It's running on my M1 MacBook Air and I haven't noticed a single affect on battery life. I literally have it open all the time, in addition to probably about a hundred Chrome tabs, and the battery life is still insane
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by rewgs 4y ago
This seems unbelievably overly simple and reckless.
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by rewgs 4y ago
That’s what I’m doing — I use Canonical’s Multipass and it’s flawless.
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by rewgs 4y ago
I develop in an Ubuntu Multipass VM on my M1 MacBook Air. It's great -- I get all the GUI/ecosystem niceties of macOS, but work in "real" Linux. I mount my Mac home folder on the Ubuntu VM, so in a way this is kind of li
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by rewgs 4y ago
Did you miss the part in the link you posted where he says that he’s joking?
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by rewgs 4y ago
Sure, but an increase in even failed attempts still contributes to the topic at hand.
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by rewgs 4y ago
Precisely. Not sure why my comment is getting downvoted, but it’s nice to hear from someone else who sees things similarly.

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