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by teilo 4y ago
> It could just as well be that 80% of the company was profoundly undercompensated whereas you are already compensated in line with market rates. As a manager, I cannot emphasize this enough. It happens all the time.
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by teilo 4y ago
There are several issues that can come up. It can pick up so much background noise, that you need a high and low pass filter, and maybe even a noise gate. Further, a lot of meeting software has issues with echo cancellation when the mic and
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by teilo 4y ago
I reared 6, with 2 still at home. It all depends. With a stay at home parent, the curve is shallow. You're likely already got the vehicle you need for transport. Insurance does not go up after 2. So it's just food, clothing, and b
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by teilo 4y ago
If you start with known valid CC numbers, the rest is just brute force to crack the CVC. Scripted attacks for this are common. Find an e-commerce site with a really poor checkout process, no rate limiting, etc. Brute force account creation
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by teilo 4y ago
Replace the word “phone” with “car” and see if this article still makes sense. Sorry, but what is considered “essential” is subject to change. History has seen these shifts in every generation, and clinging to the previous generation’s not
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by teilo 4y ago
I switched to double-edged wet shaving years ago. Not mentioned is that they also are a better shave, and less prone to causing ingrown hairs / bumps. A 100-pack of Astra platinum blades costs me 10 bucks, and lasts 3 years.
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by teilo 4y ago
Current versions of Chrome do not even have an Accessibility section. The referenced setting is nowhere to be found.
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by teilo 4y ago
Even the abstract directly contradicts the conclusion: > The mean weight loss from baseline at 12 months was −8.0 kg (95% confidence interval [CI], −9.6 to −6.4) in the time-restriction group and −6.3 kg (95% CI, −7.8 to −4.7) in the dai
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by teilo 4y ago
Every properly controlled independent study has shown that switching from animal fats to seed oils does nothing to reduce heart disease. It lowers cholesterol, but if lowering cholesterol does not reduce heart disease, then cholesterol is n
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by teilo 4y ago
They are a problem that should be demonized.
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by teilo 4y ago
Someone needs to tell him about option-click on the maximize button. Most of these "rants" really just amount to: "this different OS doesn't work exactly the same way as the OS I am used to." That's why 3rd par
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by teilo 4y ago
He's trying to say they are no better than an XBox. It's a slur.
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by teilo 5y ago
How is Scribus with footnotes, endnotes, and cross references (forward and back)? I need this for book work, and this is the one thing keeping me in InDesign. For everything else I have been using Afinity.
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by teilo 5y ago
Yes, I understand that work is involved, but the energy involved in storing and altering information is not the mass equivalence this paper is talking about. That is a separate question Vopson addresses, the one which ignores the economic f
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by teilo 5y ago
The word "erased" is undefined. Erased could be contiguous 0's, 1's, random data, or some pattern. And in every case, those are all information in and of themselves. The amount of information entropy does not matter. Eve
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by teilo 5y ago
There are two components to this. The first ignores the economic issues to invoke a castrophe, i.e., that information requires energy to create and destroy it. And this energy equates to mass, that at current rates of information growth wou
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Predicted 'information catastrophe' may be caused by fifth state of matter(inverse.com)
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by teilo 5y ago
This is why I am very hopeful for the future of CLAP. It will give all developers a common format to target and test that can be wrapped in VST2/3/AU/AAX relatively easy. Since it has an ABI vs. and API interface, it is not s
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by teilo 5y ago
> Kind of embarrassing that it's taking some devs so long.. Steve Duda managed to get Serum updated within a couple months of the original M1 release. This is seriously overstating things. Steve has spent years continuously optimizi
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by teilo 5y ago
> It's a great secondary computer, but unless you're an Apple developer, you should expect friction. I moved 100% of my python web development to my M1 Max. Everything is running native. Zero downside. I run Debian ARM in Paral
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by teilo 5y ago
"Open Source" but not free to use as you wish. The Oracle builds require a commercial license.
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by teilo 5y ago
The virtue signaling never ends.
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by teilo 5y ago
That's nice, but I've had shared clipboard break numerous times, and all devices were on the same SSID. It hasn't happened recently, which to me says that the past failures were caused by bugs in Apple's implementation.
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by teilo 5y ago
Yeah, it's clever to be able to control an iPad from a Mac. But it's real utility is controlling multiple Macs. I have a personal and a company laptop, and I use both all the time. This just made things much easier (and yes, I kno
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by teilo 5y ago
The "Free" in "FOSS" has never meant $0. That's a possible and common consequence of "free," but not its definition. In fact, "free" does not necessarily imply $0. I can take an MIT licensed code
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by teilo 5y ago
It may be "widely understood" but one could just as well argue that open source is "widely misunderstood." What matters is how the courts understand the term, and that, unfortunately, has not been resolved.
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by teilo 5y ago
I wish that OSI would stop acting like the courts have ruled that "open source" means what OSI says it means. They have not.
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by teilo 5y ago
No court has as yet ruled that the OSI definition of "open source" is the legal definition of the term. The ruling here does not either. If it had limited its ruling to the term "open source," then this would indeed begi
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by teilo 5y ago
No, that's not what the decision says. OSI is guilty of making claims that the court did not make, and they are adding needless confusion to the legal definitions of the terms "Open Source" and "Free". No court has
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by teilo 5y ago
Yes, this is what I think is going on here. It's a bit more complicated though. In the case of AGPL, you have an original open source release A that is forked to create B, and restrictions are added to the license of B. The original li

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