thinkling

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by thinkling 2y ago
Lots of people use the same set of tools for all their projects, so the application doesn't really help allocate to projects or clients. Instead of going off the active app, doesn't it make more sense to categorize based on the op
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by thinkling 2y ago
Nice work! (and hi, long time no see.) Feature request: if changing a setting added a parameter to the URL (?count=XX&speed=YY), one could save a link to a config one likes and store it as a bookmark.
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by thinkling 2y ago
> She has tracked the iPhone via find my through a few us cities and finally it’s in China. I wonder… if people whose phones get stolen start tracking the locations they see it travel to using Find My, and a site were available to report
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by thinkling 2y ago
Bing's version of ChatGPT/GPT4 cites sources. My limited unterstanding is that it uses your question to do a web search, brings the results into the context window, and then generates an answer that cites sources. OpenAI could int
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by thinkling 2y ago
ah, yes, oops! Never seen r/Netherlands before so I didn't notice that you didn't write r/TheNetherlands.
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by thinkling 2y ago
You might want to have another look. I don't visit there often, but when I look right now it's all in Dutch.
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by thinkling 3y ago
Pricing is going to depend a lot on the dynamics of the local market and the number of cars each company has available. (Article mentions that rental companies will truck cars between markets and that anticipating demand is key to being pro
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by thinkling 3y ago
I ran into this. Desk staff said they had initially provided travel chargers but that so many got stolen that they stopped. Seems to me that this could have been fixed by making them optional and requiring a deposit, but when you read in th
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by thinkling 3y ago
As far as I saw, they required cars to come back 70% charged, or to the same level the car had when it went out.
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by thinkling 3y ago
Do standard carbon filters like Brita filters and under-sink filters remove microplastics?
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by thinkling 3y ago
Are there cases yet that will take an SD card and provide a pass-through USB-C plug? (Much like the battery hump cases?) Didn’t find it on a superficial search.
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by thinkling 3y ago
A tip about offline Google Maps: When your phone can “hear” a cell tower (and thus thinks it’s online) but doesn’t have enough signal to get any data, apps like Google Maps and Gaia will often hang instead of showing you the downloaded map
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by thinkling 3y ago
To make it work, for each page I visit the plug-in will make a request to your server to load comments. That means you're getting a full record of where I go on the web. Huge privacy issue. Chances of me installing such a plug-in: 0.00
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by thinkling 3y ago
They're going to snatch your phone, break it up into parts, and install those into other people's phones, and those people will happily approve the new part.
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by thinkling 3y ago
I was thinking about the price because $800-1200 seems like a lot for a "phone", but you're really getting something that's awful close to a Macbook in power and display quality, but with a great camera and many times mo
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by thinkling 3y ago
For one reason, because the data lives on forever, and these companies merge or go out of business eventually, at which point the data ends up in the hands of someone else. Data is also shared with data brokers (Acxiom and the like) which c
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by thinkling 3y ago
Do the Tesla range estimates not adapt to recent driving? I drive a Chevy Volt, and it "learns" from recent drives and will estimate range partly based on that, so it'll adapt to weather effects and to highway vs city driving
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by thinkling 3y ago
Any attempt to be mindful is probably better than no attempt, but I'd say, Yes, there are better and worse ways. One that took me some time to learn is to not put effort or striving into the activity. Especially with that most common f
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by thinkling 3y ago
But on many city streets a very large percentage of heavy vehicles are... public buses. Not sure it makes sense to shift the cost for road repair to the public transit agency.
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by thinkling 3y ago
I believe almost all Search and Rescue is free because S&R organizations don’t want people to hesitate to call 911 (or equivalent) because of cost concerns, and have the situation deteriorate while they delay calling. As to who should
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by thinkling 3y ago
Yes, but are all the contributors’ signatures printed on the inside of the case? ;)
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by thinkling 3y ago
All the deals where the device is free/cheap with a wireless subscription of at least 12 or 24 months are effectively all financing arrangements.
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by thinkling 3y ago
You can't look at the Google Store without signing in to a Google account? sigh EDIT: in Private Browsing mode I can access it, but in a normal browser tab it requires me to give my password.
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by thinkling 3y ago
https://enola.gay (safe for work)
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by thinkling 3y ago
It sounds like you're not considering a Tesla. Seems to me Tesla tech has been pretty stable for a while. They're changing battery tech, but it's not a radical thing, so not going to change the value of the existing cars much
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by thinkling 3y ago
I hope they sterilized all the equipment before lowering it into the hole... Surely?
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by thinkling 3y ago
I’ve been out of C/C++ development for a long time but seem to remember that precompiled headers were a thing back in the day. That approach didn’t have the name space issues pointed out here. Why are precompiled headers not used anymo
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by thinkling 3y ago
Nuclear bombs don't compare to language and writing either but the risk profile is a bit higher.
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by thinkling 3y ago
https://archive.is/ULJBh
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by thinkling 4y ago
I believe you only have this problem if your bike has gears based on a set of sprockets (different size chainwheels and a derailleur to move the chain from one to the other). In Europe (Holland in particular), people ride single gear city b

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