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by scoot 2y ago
So the second Tuesday of November, or am I missing an exception?
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by scoot 2y ago
Yes, obviously it's legal in England, or the coins wouldn't have been found, reported, and ultimately sold, as per the article. It's also legal in Ireland. There are prohibitions and licensing requirements in both countries f
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by scoot 2y ago
> Seclist actually has a similar password "correct-horse-battery-staple" in one of their dictionary. There's a well-known reason for that (and for GPs comment): https://xkcd.com/936/
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by scoot 2y ago
Unfortunately they get very mixed reviews on Trustpilot, both for the product and for after-sales support: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/aktiia.com (2.9/5)
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by scoot 2y ago
You have a "How can we improve?" button, but nothing happens when I click send – perhaps that's one thing you can improve? :) My unsent feedback was: I clicked on an itinerary on the home page, was asked to sign up/in, s
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by scoot 2y ago
Not really... apartments have volume.
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by scoot 2y ago
"earnings before interest , taxes, depreciation, and amortization"
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by scoot 2y ago
> then looks for a user configuration file at ~/.tmux.conf [...] or ~/.tmux.conf If the tmux devs are confused then it looks like a perfect example of why we need a standard for `.config` or similar. I have proposed something s
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by scoot 2y ago
"Best" in the subjective opinion of @todsacerdoti. I didn't think editorialising titles was allowed.
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by scoot 2y ago
> Are there many such things you would die for without even knowing why? I didn't say I don't know why. I said that finding good reference material to explain it is hard to find. > Are you sure you are not mistaking e.g. wit
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by scoot 2y ago
Yes, it wrong. "e.g." isn't a direct substitute for "for example". Honestly, it's best avoided as so many people confuse "e.g." and "i.e.", but if you're going to use it, at least use i
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by scoot 2y ago
I think so too, but many references fail to explain it in a way that isn't ambiguous at best.
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by scoot 2y ago
Belated upvote for answering the question, in contrast to the many who downvoted because they don't understand how to use "e.g." correctly, and were too lazy to find out.
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by scoot 2y ago
> The $15k tinybox red is the best perf/$ ML box in the world. It's fully networkable, so that's the metric that matters . No it isn't. Capex is only part of the equation. Opex (power and cooling amongst other things
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by scoot 2y ago
> it can chainload into e.g. an EFI image Off topic, but does anyone know a good resource that explains how to correctly use "e.g."? (I've looked before, but didn't find one) While I may seem like a grammar pedant, th
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by scoot 2y ago
Shazam is historically interesting, but Google's "hum to search" algorithm is far superior, and even that is nearly four years old (since production).
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by scoot 2y ago
The same-origin policy prevents Google tracking in a iFrame from identifying the parent site, so technically "This website has no tracking or analytics." is correct. It does expose you to Google's analytics for the iFrame how
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by scoot 2y ago
The same-origin policy prevents Google tracking in a iFrame from identifying the parent site, so technically "This website has no tracking or analytics." is correct. It does expose you to Google's analytics for the iFrame how
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by scoot 2y ago
This from the pre-roll ad on YouTube before your video impressed me more for the quality of the voice: https://artlist.io/voice-over , (but maybe I was put off with ChatGPT speaking French with an American accent)
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by scoot 2y ago
I misread the title as "My mental model of self was wrong", and was expecting a very different article!
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by scoot 2y ago
Potentially also for syncing lip movement for content dubbed in a foreign language. For me when watching foreign media dubbed to English the discrepancy is very noticeable and quite distracting, no matter how well the dub is written, perfor
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by scoot 2y ago
There's a fine line though. Led Zeplin didn't remix, they flat out ripped off other artists lyrics and melody. Changing the musical genre doesn't wash IMHO.
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by scoot 2y ago
You aren't just paying for convenience, you're paying for dynamic scalability. With the likes of AWS (and Vercel for that niche) you can stand up and tear down network, compute, and storage without having to own, host and manage t
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by scoot 2y ago
I'm curious what the longest string of digits of PI embedded in that is (and what the most efficient algorithm for finding it would be).
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by scoot 2y ago
I'm curious when that was. I came up with this idea around 1995 while working for a telecoms research company (a subsidiary of Ericsson). Flight status updates was my canonical example. Nobody imagined that P2P messaging (requiring mul
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by scoot 2y ago
Apparently you didn't. The most proactive method is "a speed control function in which the speed of the vehicle will be gradually reduced", and "the system can be smoothly overridden by the driver by pressing the acceler
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by scoot 2y ago
MUI has always done this (since 2014), but goes one or two steps further than the bullet list at the beginning of the article. Most significantly, API documentation is generated from the code of the components being documented, so is alwa
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by scoot 2y ago
You've got to be kidding, right? "Frequently bought together" "Keep shopping for" "Deals for you" "Gift ideas inspired by your shopping history" "Buy it again" "Pick
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by scoot 2y ago
> Another nice thing about physical books is that you don't have to worry about anyone spying on you and collecting data on what you read If you buy in a bookshop, for cash. If you think Amazon et al don't know your interests,
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by scoot 2y ago
Having said that, it's using Material UI which has only just committed PRs to remove IE support in a yet to be released version, so this probably works with IE even if the author doesn't intend to support it. Just an observation t

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