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by slau 2y ago
For context, because it was not clear to me at all, PEI stands for Prince Edward Island, which is a province on the eastern coast of Canada.
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by slau 2y ago
YouTube supports 8K@60 at 300Mbps. I think most cat videos should stream without buffering.
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by slau 2y ago
It’s also important to view a group conversation as a bonfire. You have to contribute to it and help it grow. If you’re not saying anything that others can jump off from… then you can’t expect them to. Use a question sandwich: someone is ta
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by slau 2y ago
Long polling has nearly all the same disadvantages. Disconnections are harder to track, DNS works exactly the same for both techniques, as does load balancing, and DDoS is specifically about different IPs trying to DoS your system, not the
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by slau 2y ago
You're absolutely right; the real credit goes to the PolyDye project. However, it's TeachingTech's video that made PolyDye explode in the last week. Hackaday is just regurgitating what is explained in TT's video. I guess
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by slau 2y ago
In this case, the real work originated in Michael’s TeachingTech video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J1wz8S9rTI8
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by slau 2y ago
If I remember correctly, Royal Blue is a PLA blend. Are you using that profile or just Prusament PLA? The temperatures are significantly different (25°C difference), and so are the speeds (20-30% difference).
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by slau 2y ago
Anyone with unbeatable times in the leaderboard is already guilty of this.
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by slau 2y ago
It’s not blocked, and there is no improper sale. Well, there is if you listen to Jones. Jones is alleging that there was fraud and collusion between the Sandy Hook parents/victims and the executor of the sale. The judge will make a dec
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by slau 2y ago
Try/catch can bubble through multiple layers. You can decide/design where to handle the errors. If you don't `if err` in Golang, the error is skipped/forgotten, with no way to catch it higher up.
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by slau 2y ago
Replying to your post-scriptum: maybe it’s used to normalise/re-appropriate[1] the triple parentheses? [1]: https://money.cnn.com/2016/06/03/technology/google-racist-ch...
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by slau 2y ago
I believe the issue GP brings up is that merely inhaling a few breaths of this stuff is enough to cause damage. The crew may not have known beforehand that there was a leak or an issue.
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by slau 2y ago
Grover Cleveland would like a word. He won the popular vote 3 times in a row, but lost the EC vote in 1888. Edit: I’m amazed all 3 replies to the parent comment used the phrasing “would like a word”.
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by slau 2y ago
I’m not saying that you can’t use another project’s name, but there already exists an actor framework named Ractor, but this one written in Ruby. https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/master/Ractor.html
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by slau 2y ago
I think the exact point they’re trying to make is that a humanoid robot can pick up one shift exactly where a human left off. No custom robotics, no workplace changes, etc. This is huge for the industry. Smarter Every Day visited a frisbe
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by slau 2y ago
For context, 14 year old Molly Russell committed suicide back in '18 after consuming thousands upon thousands of suicide/self-harm/depression pages/articles on FB/IG etc. It is claimed it's the tech giants that
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by slau 2y ago
They cancel their subscription when the newspaper makes it clear they are no longer independent. The Post won a Pulitzer for their coverage of Jan 6. The fact they were prevented from endorsing a candidate means Bezos didn’t want them to en
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by slau 2y ago
Recycling glass is terribly inefficient. It’s so heavy that it requires a ridiculous amount of energy to heat up, and even then needs a very high amount of “fresh” glass to keep it usable. In addition, transporting glass is inefficient, and
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by slau 2y ago
I’m not certain why this was flagged, however I think this is a better source: https://apnews.com/article/microsoft-fired-workers-israel-pa...
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by slau 2y ago
I've been wondering the same. To be fair, there were barely any bike lanes in the area I grew up, but roundabouts were legion. I did explain one technique, where you basically have bikes enter the roundabout and "block" the i
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by slau 2y ago
Interesting point of view, but very far from what I said. I think blocking any traffic, be it pedestrian, cyclist or cars is bad. I would also wager that forcing cycles to cross over car roads is terrible from a safety perspective, exactly
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by slau 2y ago
I’m not sure it is. 90% of the time it congests on a specific exit—the one going south, and this is entirely due to all the cycles coming from indreby that need to go to the residential area east of that roundabout. Having grown up in Franc
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by slau 2y ago
The only case where bike paths do generate congestion is when you add them to roundabouts. This is done atrociously in Denmark, effectively negating all benefits of roundabouts—-most likely the reason there are barely any roundabouts in agg
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by slau 2y ago
I don’t believe I’ve ever used shopping search. I remember seeing it a decade ago or something, but I never understood the point. What is it for?
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by slau 2y ago
Disclaimer: I’m a paying customer of Kagi. It felt truly bizarre to subscribe to a search engine. To actually pay for access. There’s been a bit of drama with the CEO directly emailing people when they left poor reviews. Some people are not
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by slau 2y ago
I’d put it in the “I’m paying for this but I’m not sure the CEO will never make me regret that fact” category. There’s been some… ego-fuelled decision making happening in Kagi’s communication.
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by slau 2y ago
A bunch of the people images are very clearly AI though. I’d wager about 30-50% of them could be recognised as generated by people with a bit of understanding of how these models work.
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by slau 2y ago
Doesn't the operating system show you a prompt to show which files you want to give the app access to? From the app's perspective, nothing has changed. It gets a handle to a directory and can list files in it. Whether that directo
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by slau 2y ago
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Very unlikely Technologies: Rust, Python, Golang, Make, Bash, Linux, AWS, K8S, 3D printing, CAD, PCB design, electronics. Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com&#x2
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by slau 2y ago
My partner chaired a D&I board for a while. The amount of work she had to put in was astonishing. She organised events, had to find speakers, find venues for said events, wrote internal SM posts, etc. And this was all unpaid, effectivel

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