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by rovr138 2y ago
Right now they have us convinced to optimize how we give them data for them to be able to parse it (schema.org, etc). So we give them the data, optimize it for them ingesting it, then we loose traffic because people get the data on the sear
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by rovr138 2y ago
Patience apparently
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by rovr138 2y ago
Sure, things like blogs. But if you need info for a movie or something, where will the data come from? Back to newspapers?
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by rovr138 2y ago
I swear I saw a screenshot of Microsoft’s with ads inline. I couldn’t find it after.
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by rovr138 2y ago
With these companies crawling the internet, it’ll be a race to create content. Then reuse the models to generate more, new content for your website It’ll be diminishing returns for visitors
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by rovr138 2y ago
I'm curious how websites will stay in business once it's kinda good or people just start thinking it's true
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by rovr138 2y ago
Maybe. But for some employers, it's only their devices. Which would still mean going through the process above.
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by rovr138 2y ago
At first I was "eh, if it runs okay and can just be scaled, it's fine as long as they know the limits, how it scales, and it's maintained". > And with the complexity growing, it now often fails to run on clients'
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by rovr138 2y ago
https://www.iana.org/assignments/service-names-port-numbers/... mdqs 666 tcp mdqs 666 udp doom 666 tcp doom Id Software [ddt]
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by rovr138 2y ago
I mean, did anyone survive those times?
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by rovr138 2y ago
> Researchers tested two authenticated locks of Beethoven’s hair. One had 380 micrograms of lead per gram of hair, while the other had 258 micrograms. For reference, a normal level of lead in a gram of hair is around 4 micrograms or less
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by rovr138 2y ago
I know someone that just has a folder with word docs and exports them to html With so many static site generators, I wonder how hard it’d be. Not that it’s simple, just thinking that an opinionated structure, a gui, and gluing it all togeth
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by rovr138 2y ago
What about, "Do emotional support animals cause their owners to be selfish and entitled?" The fact a subset abuses something does not mean the whole set does and should be penalized.
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by rovr138 2y ago
They just retired 4TB ones. While they seem to get retired, it's not as quick as we'd think.
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by rovr138 2y ago
Not who you replied to, but in my case, I want to be able to take notes with a pen but also use a full browser. If I want a keyboard to type something, I’ll attach one. Basically a surface pro, but using an iPad. Thin, light, Apple ecosyste
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by rovr138 2y ago
Wife got locked out yesterday. Got a message on her phone (settings notification). She had to change her password through the settings app. Called Apple just to check and they said they weren’t seeing any weird activity. That they did see t
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by rovr138 2y ago
When I was younger, hands on felt like a good thing (we kinda had no options) and it let to learning a lot. But, for desktop and being productive, specially now a days, the least I want is to be hands on with my system. I kinda want somethi
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by rovr138 3y ago
Definitely! Great app! Hadn't seen MemeSearch, downloading it now.
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by rovr138 3y ago
You might be interested in this, https://github.com/mazzzystar/Queryable , https://queryable.app/ I run it on my iPhone. Native app. Doesn't require a network connection (great for privacy). > Q
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by rovr138 3y ago
The script does a git fetch If the current code is behind (there are new commits), it merges them. If it fails, it stops. If not, it runs `go build`. If it fails, it stops. If not, it moves the binary to the right location and restarts the
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by rovr138 3y ago
Because it’s closed source or because they’re Russian? Lots of closed source Swift projects in the App Store and elsewhere.
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by rovr138 3y ago
or Command + Up Arrow
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by rovr138 3y ago
It is not. > Limitations > While uv supports a large subset of the pip interface, it does not support the entire feature set. In some cases, those differences are intentional; in others, they're a result of uv's early stage
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by rovr138 3y ago
> I assume people would just adapt to the culture by generally not ordering more than they will eat. How do you adapt and order less than 1 thing?
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by rovr138 3y ago
> right, but now you know even less about your setup when you some roadblock This is the same with a binary though. And with homebrew, you can't follow patches or flags used or if they change. - https://github.com/Ho
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by rovr138 3y ago
But that’s the point of the tool. Let it manage that for you.
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by rovr138 3y ago
I was working with a vendor’s csv recently… They had never had a customer do X on Y field, so they never quoted it nor added code to quote it if needed.. Of course, we did X in one entry. Took me too long to find that which obviously messed
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by rovr138 3y ago
> feel free to have different versions of python installed side-by-side with some "main" version preferably symlinked as `python` and `python3` This is what pyenv does.
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by rovr138 3y ago
Remote environment with a thin client that can interface with it. Client is local, but it all ends up running remotely.
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by rovr138 3y ago
What’s shared between these 300 sites?

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