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by taink 4y ago
The best way to do this without switching browser is to use ublock origin's filter lists (in the settings dashboard) and enable "Easylist Cookie" under "Annoyances". I believe the article mentions it
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by taink 4y ago
I think the point they are making here is that clearly stating what went wrong doesn't necessitate using "technical jargon". Now, "your credentials have been denied" seems pretty clear and does not use jargon in my
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by taink 4y ago
Can always-failing-to-compile crates be deployed to the registry?
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by taink 4y ago
Uncle Bob? Stating he is just "some right-wing youtuber" sounds mildly reductive, the guy co-authored the agile manifesto[0]. I won't go as far as defending his views, but recommending his talks and books seems pretty normal
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by taink 4y ago
Yes, I can think of Android Studio which pushes you into using Android's string resources[0], which have out-of-the-box support for i18n and are essentially big XML files. [0]: https://developer.android.com/guide/t
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by taink 4y ago
I feel the main problem wouldn't be this (if you handle quotes to show in a tree view then surely you can handle replies in a tree view to show quotes in a firehose). However, the main issue is that when you can quote multiple comments
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by taink 4y ago
For those unaware, here is the video: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=lIFE7h3m40U I wonder if it is actually possible to just "connect the flumberboozle to the GKX virtual port"
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by taink 4y ago
https://archive.ph/JMbvH
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by taink 4y ago
Well the good news is someone made a replacement then: https://www.champonthis.de/projects/gloomhavensecretary
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by taink 4y ago
Probably; a more detailed report [1] seems to suggest so anyway. Remember it includes "vulnerable JS libraries", probably fetched from 3rd party services. [1] https://httparchive.org/reports/page-weight
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by taink 4y ago
IPCC AR6 (2022)'s summary for policymakers [1] makes such a claim. Here is the last paragraph: "The cumulative scientific evidence is unequivocal: Climate change is a threat to human well-being and planetary health. Any further de
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by taink 4y ago
This 'general tiredness' you're referring to seems to be linked to depressive states, whereas the blog post is more about exhausting yourself by trying to solve every little challenge you come across: > Another key observ
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by taink 4y ago
Well, the linked study[1] does note an anglo-saxon bias: > We document an Anglo-Saxon bias present in the English edition of Wikipedia, and document when it matters and when not. Regardless of these biases, Europe has much more historica
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by taink 4y ago
Yes, I guess it does address the lack of exposure to the outside ; my point is that it must be quite difficult to disconnect from "the city" -- advertising billboards, noise... In this case, the outside is even completely devoid o
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by taink 4y ago
Reminds me of atrium-like structures but extended to a massive scale to fit cities. [1] Regardless of the feasibility of this mega-project, what concerns me is how difficult it would be to escape from living in what is essentially a big mal
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by taink 4y ago
They seem to draw a line between their licenses and CC0, which they regard more as a "public domain dedication tool". Truth is, you usually can't really throw something in the public domain even if you want to : CC0 is supp
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by taink 4y ago
Do you happen to know the cost of the 80GB variant?
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by taink 4y ago
I believe you're confusing the amount of A100 graphics cards used to train the model (the cluster was actually made up of 800 A100s), and the amount you need to run the model : > The model [...] is supposed to run on multiple GP
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by taink 4y ago
The point the author makes is not that it should be more tedious to make private: they in fact suggest making it as tedious as it is only when you are on a new, non-massively-starred repository. Right now it is only tedious and not suffic
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by taink 5y ago
The research cited here seems to follow previous conclusions concerning the fact that the largest groups could go up to 2000 individuals. In fact, this is mentioned in page 6 of Dunbar's paper[1] so I fail to see how that invalidates a