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by teilo 9y ago
When I installed this on macOS 10.13, it wouldn't run at all. Crashed on every document it tried to open, including a new document based on the default template, and then got stuck in a recovery loop. I had to force-quit it. After dele
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by teilo 9y ago
I believe it's more the innate tendency of legislators to escalate the extent of the law so they can justify their existence and boast of their legislative accomplishments in the next election cycle. The rest is just the law of uninten
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by teilo 9y ago
Seems to be limited to devices. In-browser still working fine.
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by teilo 9y ago
My daughter got severe acne after becoming a full vegan. When she introduced eggs, dairy, and fish back into her diet, her acne got much better.
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by teilo 9y ago
And this, despite being an advocate for personal freedom and limited government, is why I am not a libertarian or an anarcho-capitalist. They live in a fantasy land. Culture matters, and no one form of government works for every nation. Tha
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by teilo 9y ago
That is true, but the masons of today are not the masons of the 18th century. They may as well be completely different organizations. Then there's the problem of pinning a murder on an entire society vs. specific individuals who are me
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by teilo 9y ago
The difference is that cryptocurrency is ephemeral, and gold is not. One can create a new crypto-currency at any time. One cannot conjure up gold at any time. Crypto-currency can be wiped out with a hard drive crash or a lost password becau
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by teilo 9y ago
Don't blame Twitter. Blame the idiots who are sexting without end-to-end encryption.
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by teilo 9y ago
Yeah, I suppose if one wants to be pedantic. But we know what it means.
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by teilo 9y ago
I hate the keyboard (I'm a 110+ WPM typist). I can't feel them as well because there is no sculpting and the key edges are too far from the center of the keys. The keys tend to get stuck and/or don't activate (my Option
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by teilo 9y ago
Even images, from an analysis perspective are far more than 2D. Think of the problem space: the types of lines, shading, coloration, blending of colors, overall structure, etc. All of this must come into play with style transfer. With music
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by teilo 9y ago
I reproduced it in 10.13.2 on the first try.
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by teilo 9y ago
To be fair, gerrymandering has been practiced by both parties for centuries. But the NC case was particularly egregious.
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by teilo 9y ago
Be fair. They had it updated within 5 minutes. I know, because I had just sent a message before it went down. Compare to Amazon... an hour, two?
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by teilo 9y ago
There is a balance of zinc-magnesium that needs to be maintained in the body. In a mineral-poor diet, supplementing magnesium without zinc can cause side effects like this. Calcium has a similar problem, but it's even more complicated.
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by teilo 9y ago
If you mean run on bare metal, not happening, due to MSFT's outrageous core pricing model. They force you to license every core available to the OS, whether you need the capacity or not. Running in a VM is the only way of getting aroun
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by teilo 9y ago
My biggest issue with Homebrew has been it's default prefix: /usr/local. Too many other packages put stuff there, and cause Homebrew breakage. This is why I put Hombrew in /opt/homebrew. Despite the freakout warning
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by teilo 9y ago
It only exists on paper.
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by teilo 9y ago
That was always the problem with the Itanium compilers. They were crap because they couldn't benefit from the years of tuning traditional architectures enjoyed.
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by teilo 9y ago
Isn't it the case that the Itanium architecture would not be vulnerable to Spectre because it moves the onus of branch prediction from the CPU to the compiler?
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by teilo 9y ago
The problem is that "average users" pointedly does not include server and DB admins. I don't know about anyone else, but that's what I'm sweating over. We already know high I/O is what takes the biggest hit.
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by teilo 9y ago
Why? It's not an OS bug. It's a hardware bug.
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by teilo 9y ago
This is excellent. I've run into all these different forms of umlauts in various old Scandinavian and German manuscripts. I concluded that, yes, they are indeed just umlauts, so if transcribing in latin Script (for German anyway), use
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by teilo 9y ago
> There’s about 47 million blog posts about why meetings suck and I’m not going to pile more onto that heap. Then proceeds to discuss more ways that meetings suck.
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by teilo 9y ago
I tend to agree with the Austrian school of economics, but this entire article is idiotic, and I'm certain that Hayek would tear it to shreds.
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by teilo 9y ago
My company is in the position of having to upgrade soon, because of the abysmally broken SMB stack on everything since Mavericks. It's fine when you are doing SMB between Macs. But against Windows servers with decent sized directorie
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by teilo 9y ago
We are a mac-first company. About 350+ machines. We experienced all of these issues while testing High Sierra. Multiple machines, some upgrades, some clean builds. They seemed to be isolated to touchbar models, because we had no such issues
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by teilo 9y ago
Of course, that's disputed. I tend to believe it, however, because the sources which relate the story also add the Nicolas was put in jail for it until he apologized for letting his zeal overcome him. It's not the sort of detail t
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by teilo 9y ago
> It boggles the mind why not in a single one of the zombie stories out there nobody bothered to wonder where the zombies get the energy? From brains. Duh. ;)
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by teilo 9y ago
> I suspect Tarantino added inexplicable elements so that we as the audience would be entertained by speculation. Which is exactly what I concluded.

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