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4mo ago
If you go to www.githubstatus.com, the downtime is not showing in the chart. I was annoyed enough yesterday when I visited this page to figure out why my Actions had failed and was greeted with big green ticks and only a tiny red rectangle
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5mo ago
My parents took in a Ukrainian family as part of this scheme, and I knew many others who did. They all matched with each other through Facebook groups set up for this purpose. I don't know anyone who was matched automatically by the Pa
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6mo ago
In my experience, Linux support on Framework is worse than on a typical ThinkPad, and they don't have much interest in contributing to the ecosystem like System76 does. They still make good products, I'm just very unimpressed with
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6mo ago
This really tickled me, I wasn't expecting them to just be a pair of esp32 dev boards you attach to your ears
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6mo ago
The copy also doesn't seem to be written by someone with a good command of English, even ChatGPT would do better >technologists inside the systems that power American spaceflight, aeronautics, and scientific discovery. You work on r
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6mo ago
Dead horse but I find it astonishing that people can still miss AI writing like this. Don't you find it incredibly grating that every paragraph grinds to a halt while 3 sentence fragments are repeated? Same rhetorical devices. Same ton
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6mo ago
Similar to Hadrian's Wall, there's the Offa's Dyke Path which roughly follows the Welsh border all the way up.
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6mo ago
The actual Earth and Moon are still not nearly to scale though!
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6mo ago
This has always been a peeve of mine, but the lack of scale diagrams in coverage of this is maddening. We know what the Earth and the Moon look like, there is no need to make them 20 times bigger. Surely the point of these diagrams is to sh
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6mo ago
I see loads of LLM articles where it's been prompted to never capitalise, avoid full stops, pepper in spelling mistakes, etc. it sucks.
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7mo ago
All through this whole ghost fleet thing I've had this question as to how a large ship in the sea can possibly keep its movements secret. Large media organisations seem to be unable to say where large tankers have been if they turn the
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7mo ago
I've read reports about Havana Syndrome before and remain thoroughly unconvinced. The locations vary wildly, the symptoms vary wildly and can be explained by normal medical phenomena in a way Occam would find more agreeable. Look at th
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7mo ago
It's cool they actually still commission concept paintings like this
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7mo ago
Not sure what the downvotes are about, that looks to be exactly what happened. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/energy-consumption-by-sou...
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7mo ago
I'm not sure how old you are, but I understand that that UK beer culture is in a great place now compared to the 80s, partly due to CAMRA.
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7mo ago
> Claude Code in the last three months has finally made it possible to dump Windows and buy a loaded MacBook Pro What does this mean?
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8mo ago
I like the open source app Loop Habit Tracker, but there's definitely an advantage to using paper for stuff like this. https://loophabits.org/
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8mo ago
If this is the only option, I would suggest that means the team doesn't know what they are doing.
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8mo ago
>mandatory age verification for all users is rolling out next month. This is a lie, this only affects you if you want to view porn/nsfw channels on discord. I'm in the UK happily using it without age verification.
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8mo ago
I had the same issue when I first put up my gitea instance. The bots found the domain through cert registration in minutes, before there were any backlinks. GPTbot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and others. I added a robots.txt with explicit UA
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8mo ago
What am I missing? According to this, the only difference is you get a warning popup when someone new DMs you, right? And they can't send you images flagged as porn? How does this impact you in any way?
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8mo ago
>The eradication program works by offering cash rewards for reporting cases in areas where the worm is present. I wonder how they prevented a cobra effect[0] here? Clearly they did avoid it since there were so few human cases. Or maybe s
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8mo ago
It's incredible that even vscode had this before Firefox. How could they misjudge their audience so badly?
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8mo ago
This guy has incredible videos on hiking gear, examining common claims scientifically and rationally. He never gave any hints as to his professional background, so as not to taint his arguments with appeals to authority. It makes perfect se
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9mo ago
The idea of taking ONS to an extreme is cool, and also feels very old-school. The concept of complete monodominance of an ecosphere is a bit unfashionable since Lynn Margulis upended thinking here. https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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9mo ago
I restored a beautiful 1946 Olivetti last year, having had nothing to do with typewriters beforehand. I just happened to see it on marketplace and pulled the trigger. It needed a good clean, and some parts needed bent back into shape, but a
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9mo ago
These are new electric power plants. The US is still ramping up oil and gas production, and is now producing more than ever before. No signs of transitioning away from fossil fuels for transport, industry, export. https://www.can
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9mo ago
ICE just summarily executed a US citizen in the street with the full support of the administration.
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9mo ago
It's the firehouse technique. The films of Adam Curtis touch on this, I'd recommend HyperNormalisation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firehose_of_falsehood
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9mo ago
>It’s also 100% vibe coded. I’ve never seen the code, and I never care to, which might give you pause. ‘Course, I’ve never looked at Beads either, and it’s 225k lines of Go code that tens of thousands of people are using every day. 225k
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