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To each their own but my immediate reaction is that I find text and markdown clearer. In html I don’t like the extra ornaments (borders, bullets, badges, etc). To be fair, I usually ask for concise and specific information, where this kind
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Bullying via playing the victim can work after school too. Eg. some legal cases are like this.
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Poles return to Poland and get to see results of their hard work. Brexit people get exposed to more cultures. I guess everyone got what they needed and deserved.
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> “I get asked often if I’m missing something by coming back to Poland, and, to be honest, I feel it’s the other way around,” Kowalska said. “We are ahead of the United States in so many areas.”
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Or sweeping. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kehrwoche
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Then again, writing the url by hand and using OCR built into the camera app would probably be more practical and user friendly for everyone involved. Although for sure not as fun.
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> (besides micro QR codes) In case anyone else is interested: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rectangular_Micro_QR_Code
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Off topic, is a “reject all and subscribe” cookie popup button legal? I thought websites have to make it as easy to give consent as withdraw consent[1] - and here one cannot withdraw consent without an extra step (subscribing). Instead I wo
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> Not on the App Store. App Sandbox blocks the IOKit reads we depend on. Interesting - do we know why that api is not allowed? I see no reason, especially if it would also require runtime permission from user.
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Of course you get what you pay for. Note that this is not Decathlon’s cheapest folding bike.
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Decathlon btwin one second has been praised for its design and easy unfolding; it’s relatively cheap and still being produced. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XX2VSaXmAoo
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The title is likely a reference to a sketch: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Are_We_the_Baddies%3F https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToKcmnrE5oY Although it could be unintentional - the phrase is mainstrea
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As they say, there is an .io[1] website with the "MESHCORE" logo, and a .co.uk[2] website with the "MESHCORE(tm)" logo. [1]: https://meshcore.io [2]: https://meshcore.co.uk
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> Side projects are typically time constrained - if AI saves you time, why wouldn't you use it? There could be many reasons to not use ai in a case like this, eg: retaining more control, breaking some new ground, because it’s fun, b
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Good for you and I bet Apple had similar thoughts when they were introducing them.
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Note that the styles are different; there are two digit images rendered in color. Color charcoal drawings do exist, but it’s not what’s usually meant by “charcoal drawing”.
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Good, I needed a reason to cancel my Cursor subscription. I associate Musk with being user hostile, unreliable, meme oriented and disruptive in the worst sense; I’d like my work tools without that please.
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From (2016) at least. https://web.archive.org/web/20161219045343/https://clojure.o...
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Virtual function keys and virtual escape key in earlier models.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was a great phone as long as it didn’t spontaneously combust.
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Forget, yes; lose, no. Like it would be much easier for you to relearn Russian - especially compared with someone who only knows English.
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Programming language is not just syntax, keywords and standard libraries, but also: processes, best practices and design principles. The latter group I guess is more difficult to learn and harder to forget.
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Could you give an example?
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What’s the use case? Paste AI generated text and get a more human sounding version? That’s just AI generated text with extra steps.
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Perfect rage quitting machine. There should be an enterprise version: when lid is closed with full force it also sends a professional resignation letter to the current employer.
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Also: AI dependance could be explicit AI API usage by the product itself, but also anything else, like: AI assisted coding, AI used by humans in other surrounding workflows, etc.
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I’ve seen people bragging about making a lot of money selling a course about selling courses. That somehow felt honest.
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> Great question! Here’s the short version: > Fair pushback. The honest answer: These were painful to read. If an artificial boss is also artificially empathetic, does this make it more realistic? In any case current iteration sounds
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> Follow along so you can trust the work > (…) you can verify each step and revert edits if needed. I wish there were different workflows. It feels like current most popular way of working with GenAI requires the operator to perform s
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> These are estimates only. We do not guarantee any specific utilization or earnings. Actual earnings depend on network demand, model popularity, your provider reputation score, and how many other providers are serving the same model. Ot
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