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by therein 3y ago
You're forgetting what you may consider to be factual, self-evident and a priori is your opinion. You may be under the impression that annual U.S. deaths from medical errors being in the hundreds of thousands miscommunicates but that i
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by therein 3y ago
Yeah the rubber bladder always concerned me as well. They say it is made of butyl so leaching is not to be expected but what if the production biproducts left on the inner surface are leaching out over time. Same goes for a random o-ring or
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by therein 3y ago
libfmt is definitely recommended. About 6-7 years ago back when my employer was running code compiled with gcc-4.4.7 and running it on Linux 2.6.32 boxes even though it was pretty old even back then, it took me a lot of convincing the compa
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by therein 3y ago
An unconditional one is but selectivity and reversibility is the key. Nothing makes that unachievable, just more complicated. Teeth growth is a good target for such experimentation. Given its relatively easily operable nature allowing conve
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by therein 3y ago
I am glad you're pointing at what you're pointing at. For the uninitiated, I'd say it is a journey you should take on your own, arriving at your conclusions yourself. It is too out of this world otherwise, certainly to compil
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by therein 3y ago
It had "development silicon" instead of "production silicon". At the very very least that means you can use `sudo` and `su` after logging in with the well known "alpine" credentials.
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by therein 3y ago
Back when I joined Apple, this story was told in the orientation training. I remember some sketchy details to the story that seem to have gone unmentioned but it has been a long time and I am very unclear on the specifics so I will not ment
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by therein 3y ago
I was thinking the same. The Apple I know, starting with the orientation, puts incredible amount of effort into telling its employees that people will be coming to you for consulting gigs, hoping to steal their intellectual property. Sounds
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by therein 3y ago
Yeah I can too but I have done psychedelics in the past, despite not having any HPPD symptoms. I believe it is WE LOVE YOU with some aliens.
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by therein 3y ago
China Unicom https://www.chinaunicom.com.hk/en/global/home.php
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by therein 3y ago
I also remember my AVerMedia TV card had no way to output audio through the computer's speakers, so you'd have to take its audio out and plug it into your microphone input and enable playback of audio in.
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by therein 3y ago
It's not like NixOS never had any breaking changes. It was my mainly driver for a few years and I remember at least a few announcements of breaking changes.
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by therein 3y ago
They store JSON using the OP_PUSHDATA. The JSON has known fields like ticker, containing the name of the asset, call type like "transfer", "mint" etc. and an amount field. There are then external indexers that index thes
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by therein 3y ago
Of course you can.
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by therein 3y ago
That is documented behavior that should still be valid to this day.
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by therein 3y ago
There is a saying in Turkish that roughly translates: "Nothing bad happens to bad people, God has to protect the good people". Here is Kissinger being asked directly: https://youtu.be/p9vj2IkpBEw?t=7
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by therein 3y ago
Due to the way that they do the IP assignment, they keep changing, though. Fly.io is aware of it but not something that's resolved. https://community.fly.io/t/regional-ips-dont-seem-to-be-in-t... > Geo IP datab
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by therein 3y ago
It is unfortunate that many GeoIP providers will just use Fly.io's Chicago address even when the nodes are somewhere entirely different in the world. You sometimes get lucky and get something that doesn't resolve to United States,
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by therein 3y ago
TIL about the `ping` attribute on HTML anchor elements.
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by therein 3y ago
Really nice response, I'm not the one who asked the question but I learned something from your response.
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by therein 3y ago
I wish `just` had a way to capture the output of functions and act on them. Without that, it is only a slightly more straight-forward Make that's way less likely to be installed on the system plus you have to take additional steps if y
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by therein 3y ago
I feel like there is a way more vibrant driver developer community for Windows anyway. It could be the architecture for kernel drivers Windows has or that many people use it for malware and game cheat development. I have a fond attachment t
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by therein 3y ago
I lived the first 25 years of my life without going to a planetarium. I even experienced VR before having been to one. My first visit was a mind-blowing experience that felt akin to an acid trip. It wasn't just the night sky being proj
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by therein 3y ago
Oh yeah, that is good.
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by therein 3y ago
> and is awake 24/7/365 The whole thing is a really accurate expansion on the analogy. It even extends further to explain how it tends to forget certain requirements it was just told and tends to hallucinate at times.
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by therein 3y ago
There are not.
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by therein 3y ago
Spent countless hours on it as a child. I didn't even really know English. "Flight mode" was a lovely curiosity at that time. Example from Encarta 98, but I thought 96 also had it. https://youtu.be/7ytQQ4XdQmM
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by therein 3y ago
You mean you don't care about Java?
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by therein 3y ago
I agree. I often use it as if it is a code generator with a decent grasp of human language. Here is what I asked it to do the other day, and it just did it right away and got it entirely right. > Write async tokio Rust code that takes in
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by therein 3y ago
I am sure they'll use the same name, though. Hard to come up with a name for this one. rsu, rsudo surs, sudors (and then /etc/sudorsers as the cherry on top)

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