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timvdalen
2y ago
Small nitpick, but Tilburg is not in Holland. It is in The Netherlands though!
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2y ago
Just a quick bug report: the "Strokes" counter resets to the rolled number before you click a destination
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2y ago
Enjoyed hearing about this on The Changelog recently!
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2y ago
I got a "cease and desist" type email from one of these (Tracer AI) last week. Really annoying, but I guess spam is a prime LLM use case...
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2y ago
What's the difference? Is it just being able to manage billing in a central place? The actual offering and price seem identical to just giving people their own account, right?
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2y ago
The new checkbox that's required to log into WordPress.org: > [ ] I am not affiliated with WP Engine in any way, financially or otherwise. From the article I expected a link to very long terms, but this feels very on-brand for the p
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2y ago
I mean yeah, something like this was bound to happen. It'll be interesting to see what becomes of the WordPress ecosystem after the current crises is 'resolved'. From my view, WordPress usage was definitely already in decline
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2y ago
I would assume it's pronounced like ref-sys, which seems not too bad to me.
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2y ago
> such as fourth-generation programming language (4GL). If you’re not familiar with that term, suffice it to say that the Wikipedia page lists several examples, and Cobol has outlasted most of them. I'll have you know I was approach
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2y ago
The king is worth 1024, so as soon as you have a 1024 piece on the board you can capture the king to make 2048 and win the game
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2y ago
What happened here? Did someone buy the rights to the original Winamp? The linked site doesn't look very related to the original Winamp.
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2y ago
What does 25/25 mean here? Gbps feels high for the home, but Mbps feels insanely expensive at that rate. (And also I didn't know they did fiber that slow, it's really only available in 1 Gbps and sometimes 500 Mbps here)
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2y ago
I don't disagree that a moka pot and espresso are completely different processes, I'm saying that a 250 EUR espresso machine is not going to be capable of making actual espresso (barring stuff like Flair that takes away components
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2y ago
So are coffee from a 250 EUR "espresso" machine and a higher-end one
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2y ago
I think the point of the tablet was to compare it to giving pupils school materials.
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2y ago
For sure! In this case there wasn't an actual conflict, just a bad merge, and I just had not considered this at all before.
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2y ago
Ran into one of these when debugging an action workflow a while ago. Locally, all the tests would pass, but the tests kept failing on GitHub. Diving into the logs, the SHA that the tests were run against was not the commit we were testing l
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2y ago
> Notable issues: > Perfect adherence to schedules in public transport, unlike real-world variation
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2y ago
I think I played this on a Pocket PC/PDA way back when!
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I just finished Termination Shock last month! I thought it was super interesting, and I learned a lot about the LAC. Kind of funny to read as a Dutch person, too. I feel like Stephenson's 'recent' novels are longer and more r
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2y ago
Read this a couple years back. I hadn't read any SCP things at that point, but it's a really cool read (and self-contained enough that while I did look up some things on the wiki, I didn't really need to)!
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2y ago
Culture shock!
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> I wondered: why can't I use my phone's LTE data to hotspot? I heard of this 10 years ago, but is this still the case in the US? You can't just hotspot? I thought iOS and Mac devices did this automatically when they were
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2y ago
I've switched to the built-in HTTP client in Jetbrains IDEs. The experience is a _little_ worse for one-off requests, but it's a lot nicer for things you do more often, and very easy to version control and include in a project.
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2y ago
Everything I had heard about this so far suggested to me that this was a full half-sphere wraparound display, interesting to see that it's not!
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2y ago
I'm currently using RoyalRoad's RSS feature, but they've started injecting "this content was stolen and put on Amazon" messages in the middle of chapters, which is a little annoying
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2y ago
You (if you wrote a return address) or the receiver (if you didn't) get a bill that you can either pay or ignore
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2y ago
Works pretty well, definitely less work than having to go to a store to buy a single stamp whenever I need to send a letter
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2y ago
I received some letters in Japanese 10 years ago saying I was part of it, but I haven't really heard anything since
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2y ago
Don't FAANG companies have non-competes?
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