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theodric
3y ago
Just put the URL into archive.is so depaywall it. Here: https://archive.is/xmTWb
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theodric
3y ago
Why not just turn it off in the summer? That seems like needless suffering.
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theodric
3y ago
Not loading for me, so here's the archive link: https://archive.is/igjBu
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theodric
3y ago
They didn't just get Uranus, they got the ring around it, too!
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theodric
3y ago
This is not the question I expected based on the title. My answer was going to be "get elevated to management, and work on learning to delegate in a way that returns maximum results with minimum input/output massaging from you&quo
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theodric
3y ago
Two wrongs do not make a right nor justify employing dark patterns
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theodric
3y ago
Adblock Plus reportedly has 50 to 60 million users per month, so taking the conservative number, at 8 unnecessary seconds per update they're wasting 12.68 years of aggregate human life with each update animation cycle: 8 seconds *50M y
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theodric
3y ago
Probably more like "that guy's not poor, he has an iPhone" Then again, there are those people who claim to be repulsed by non-Apple products, which I assume is some kind of social status proxy: https://metro.co.uk&
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theodric
3y ago
I see motion aberration in film, so I can't agree with this
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theodric
3y ago
They're social engineering your circle of contacts to pressure you to buy an iPhone
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theodric
3y ago
If we could somehow make AI output deterministic and predictable, maybe. At the moment all it does for me is manage to make a 20GB GPU feel inadequate while every output is a loaded dice roll-- the opposite of what you're considering.
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theodric
3y ago
I mean, that's nice. Great they finally got around to it. Meanwhile, Pineberry Pi has actually shipped the 'HatDrive! Bottom' M.2 NVMe board for the Pi5 that I ordered a few weeks ago. So while the folks in England are still
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theodric
3y ago
It will eventually end, though, accompanied by the chatter of a gaggle of naysayers chicken-littling the people trying to raise the alarm. I'm delighted to be here to witness the death of liberty and descent of the West into the throes
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theodric
3y ago
Better get rid of daylight saving time, then, so we can spend more waking hours in the dark
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theodric
3y ago
I assume you're referring to the contiguous 48 states, because the total land mass of the USA is 2% larger than China, not smaller.
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theodric
3y ago
Are you following that we're talking absorbing a 2:30PM dusk to achieve this? That's worse than northern Finland. It's absurd and foolish. Those studies are failing to take northern latitudes' extreme swings into accoun
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theodric
3y ago
It is, however, endorsed by some EU department and a bunch of other entities (see bottom)
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theodric
3y ago
After placing all of Europe on permanent winter time, going by the image provided, this proposal seeks to split Ireland's time zone from the UK's and place it a further hour earlier, thereby ensuring that the sun will begin settin
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theodric
3y ago
Sure, but to what end? You've got 4 RS-232 devices, plus the Pi's onboard TTL serial console, and the VDU console as well. A TU-58, a papertape reader and punch, a plotter...?
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theodric
3y ago
It's been a while since I built mine, but I'm pretty sure it supports 4 serial interfaces. At any rate, Oscar had a VT220 hooked up to a PiDP-11 at VCF ZH 2019.
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theodric
3y ago
I wonder if the people of Hilverrrsum/'t Gooi do or will soon have qualms about the riff-raff/nonhereditarily landed folks moving to their neighborhoods after being priced out of the major Randstad cities
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theodric
3y ago
> Hilversum Wealthy. That probably explains some of it.
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theodric
3y ago
37 seats out of 150 is a hair under 25%: a largish plurality by Dutch many-party standards, but hardly an overwhelming mandate. Anything Wilders wants to do has to be accomplished by consensus with other parties who want to work with him. W
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theodric
3y ago
The risk of posting on HN is having your rhetorical flourish taken literally, deconstructed, and criticized in excruciating detail: QED.
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theodric
3y ago
Any sufficiently-advanced mathematics is indistinguishable from technobabble, I guess
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theodric
3y ago
I moved to Chrome on first release not because of blind, trend-following foolishness, but because it performed significantly better than Firefox. It also didn't have the bug of occasionally losing things I told it to grab into the clip
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theodric
3y ago
Unremarkably good
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theodric
3y ago
I skimmed the article. It's more RTO copaganda. Disregard.
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theodric
3y ago
"Nobody gets 100%"
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theodric
3y ago
What the actual hell is this? Have people really gone to this much effort to write a backstory for a comedic skit?
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