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2y ago
I am by no means a typography expert, nor is it a major focus of mine. I have however spent a lot of time reading non-technical prose, and I had a visceral reaction to your comment because of how wrong it seemed. To me the after is so obvio
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2y ago
That was pretty much my thought, thanks for the confirmation. It sounds like a relatively simple but well thought out plugin could make it seamless during typical use.
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2y ago
From that limits page, it looks like as-shipped it can have a blob of max 1gb, and a bit over 2gb if compiled from source. That's rather limiting for my data, since I have some static images, as well as some pdfs and of course videos t
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2y ago
Is anybody depending on this for mission critical data? Can I throw 1TB of images, pdfs, and miscellanea in there, delete the originals, and keep humming along in practical perpetuity? I would presume use lightstream to backup on top of oth
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2y ago
Given the disinformation campaign that will take place (at the very least from russian bots flooding social media), I would much prefer all sources of information be fully available throughout the election. Of course this is their highest l
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2y ago
Naively, it would seem like it would be as simple as updating android studio and recompiling your app, and you would be good to go? There must be less than 1 in 1000 (probably less than 1 in 10,000) apps that do their own ARM specific optim
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2y ago
I 100% agree. Just pointing out that UBI changes the discourse on this subject.
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2y ago
I never thought about UBI and copyright - but as soon as you say that, it is immediately obvious to me that when we have some kind of UBI, copyright should be dramatically reduced.
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2y ago
They have camera links. I think it is US opsec requirements keeping the videos to a minimum.
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2y ago
Russia is using FPVs to kill civilians on their bicycles or buying fruit, and posting the videos on telegram to laugh about it. This happens every day, it is not a few isolated incidents. It is not boredom, but a chosen tactic.
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2y ago
> For Russia, 100 civilians dying in a mass artillery bombardment is a normal workday. More specifically, it is a success to them. They clearly use civilian casualty and the terror it brings as a tactic to dishearten their victims.
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2y ago
Since they are ramping up to build switchblades in Ukraine [1], I would say they are a quiet success. They were just extremely overhyped before they got there. [1] https://kyivindependent.com/us-company-aerovironment-plans-t
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2y ago
If some random app now wants me to use their random payment system, I will 100% just delete the app. Not a chance. I will and do install apps outside the app store, but I will not start using random payment systems. In other words, although
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2y ago
Apparently almost any strain of lactobacillus should be able to make some type of yogurt (each one with a distinct flavor). I have taken relatively expensive probiotic supplements sold in a very famous supermarket in the US known for this t
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2y ago
I want to add that their chart shows s/token per device (edit: as per the heading on table 1 - it could also be confusing grammar), so it sounds like you are getting 4x the listed s/t on their 4 laptop cluster . Their laptops ar
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2y ago
According to my communications with the US copyright office, you never get a global copyright by editing. At best you get a copyright on your changes - and that only if they are copywritable on their own. Minor changes to wording or tweakin
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sgc
2y ago
Oh no. Now I want to see Dwight from The Office doing extremely terse code review!
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sgc
2y ago
You jump immediately to money. But less crappy automation in this case is almost certainly a question of configuration and then thoughtfulness on the part of follow up reviewers, not just throwing money at the problem. It feels like you are
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2y ago
We have already trashed the internet and really human communication with SEO blogspam brought even lower by influencers desperately scrambling for their two minutes of attention. I could actually see quality on average rising, since it will
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2y ago
There are a lot of comments on here that assume Linux is only for servers. But just recently there was a post on HN indicating Linux will likely hit 5% desktop share for the first time this year. That's a lot of people on Linux - and a
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2y ago
More typically in that price range: 5% of 1m = 50k. / 2 brokerages so 2.5% = 25k. * 80% to agent = 20k. - agent costs = You would cry at how little net most agents make. You are not paying an agent hourly for the amount of time they w
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2y ago
Of course, I would be happy to help you with that: In silicon halls, where knowledge streams, Dang watches over Hacker News' dreams, With silent strength, he guides the way, Through tech's wild frontier, come what may, His wis
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2y ago
Or in this case, it's never too late to spin.
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2y ago
I had the thought for much the same reason. It amounts to a denial of service attack on the human psyche. There are places with laws about advertising pollution in public spaces. That needs to extend beyond advertising to a more general set
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sgc
2y ago
With how aggressive websites are in shoving popups down our throats for every little random thing, we need an in-browser AI bot to get rid of them appropriately. It's leaking too. I got a popup on my keyboard on my phone yesterday, and
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sgc
2y ago
I use it, with the phind models, instead of chatGPT. I had to change my user agent to Chrome since too many sites would refuse to work with FF otherwise, and now chatGPT is stuck in an endless captcha loop whenever I go there. I am just a c
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sgc
2y ago
It sometimes seems to me that news organizations are suffering from self-inflicted injuries. They would be much healthier financially with aggregation.
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sgc
2y ago
Here is a (not very novel) idea: Netflix for news. I would happily pay for a solid aggregator subscription. But the number of times that some random news site from halfway across the world is the site of the day just keeps me away from news
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sgc
2y ago
Not for me, but the closest you can get is Zorin OS Pro, https://zorin.com/os/pro/
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2y ago
So just give me an apple messaging client on my non-apple devices. It is insanely, practically criminally, anti-social to lock your messaging system into your devices alone. It's like the Joker is running the business decisions over th
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