siliconpotato

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by siliconpotato 4y ago
> still keep our sardonic, informed voice in stories and sub-headlines. That's a shame. I can't stand the smug yet awfully constructed articles. The house style is beyond irritating, and I assumed Andrew orlowski was to blame,
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by siliconpotato 4y ago
This question would be a big red flag for me. I don't wanna hire someone who goes and makes all these skunkworks projects under the radar without following standard good practice. The next thing you know, it's part of the infrastr
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by siliconpotato 4y ago
What's the source for this story please?
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by siliconpotato 4y ago
> 1. The allistic (non-autistic) person is not hearing what I'm saying We are often hearing a lot of unspecific waffle at great expense. The author goes on to say they are spending a few minutes setting the context. I have to deal w
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by siliconpotato 4y ago
The individualistic capitalist greed at the core of Amway is really the underlying fundamental though, and quite far from the message of Christianity- they abused some cherry-picked scriptures to try to align themselves with a cultural psyc
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by siliconpotato 5y ago
what checkpoint would you use though? AFAIK there are no existing datasets trained on benches.
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by siliconpotato 5y ago
Does gallium work on the recent Chromebooks? I thought it wasn't possible
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by siliconpotato 6y ago
Maybe the residents could collectively hire someone sit in the lobby to collect and look after deliveries.
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by siliconpotato 6y ago
Almost as prominent as the Nokia phone product placement..
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by siliconpotato 6y ago
That's akin to declining chocolate from a fat person by saying "no thanks, it makes me fat". I don't drink for medical reasons , although I used to in my twenties. I don't feel the pressure to drink, but understand
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by siliconpotato 6y ago
I have a rule of never clicking on a techrights link, and it serves me well.
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by siliconpotato 6y ago
This is a reason why working with the community is better than doing it all yourself.
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by siliconpotato 7y ago
Same here with 1:72 kits and dioramas. It's wasted on kids
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by siliconpotato 7y ago
at least, if not sleazy then at least very hypey. and such hype/marketing and "reputation management" doesn't really sit well with me.
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by siliconpotato 7y ago
I haven't looked closely at windows for about fifteen years, but back then the antivirus was horrible. I/o and general performance was hideously slow as everything had to be inspected against virus signatures and heuristic analysi
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by siliconpotato 7y ago
It's a good thing that you are actually able to tweak these things to your personal tastes.
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by siliconpotato 7y ago
Not only that, he has a habit of frequently equating minor acts performed as part of free software politics to terrible crimes perpetuated by ceaucescu , Iran, etc