tokamak-teapot

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by tokamak-teapot 27d ago
I think it's just missing the high walls between each.
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by tokamak-teapot 3mo ago
You're right, It presents an argument that we shouldn't teach them 'the obvious' arrow keys at all.
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by tokamak-teapot 3mo ago
The reasons I still use vi-style editing in editors are: 1. Efficiency, so I can be fast 2. Minimal stretching and whole-hand movement, so I don't get painful wrists and so I can be accurate. Using a keyboard's arrow keys doesn&#x
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by tokamak-teapot 4mo ago
It sounds like you're assuming a few things: 1. Where you've written "smartphone", you're using this as a proxy for social media, which is what this legislation purports to target. 2. aledevv is a parent. 3. aledevv
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by tokamak-teapot 7mo ago
The WSJ and Daily Mail both ran stories with headlines explicitly stating that they generate more particulates. I can't find any credible source stating the same, so I'm assuming the stories were the usual agenda fiction, but they
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
“Just go grab the data breach from some other location” Do you have examples you can point to where this has happened? I would be interested in cases where this kind of approach has been taken, as my intuition is that Troy’s service wouldn’
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
Any chance of a sensor that can detect whether doors are locked (rather than open?)
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
The Elixir add-ons for VS Code provide this too.
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
Ads, or suggestions for content you could watch on the device you just bought, one of the main features of which is allowing you to subscribe to content providers, rent content, and ‘buy’ content. Calling this ‘ads’ is disingenuous.
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
I have Spotify at the top left of the clickable icons and the top row of the screen shows Spotify’s suggestions.
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
If you use Elixir for a while you may find that there is a lot more consistency, and almost no ‘cutesy’ code around. Elixir’s syntax only looks a little like Ruby at first glance.
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
What kind of features? With Elixir, I use the ‘click in stack trace to go to error’ feature, do some debugging, use code completion, test running - and not much else. I’d be interested to know what other kinds of features there could or sho
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
If you look at it that way, yes, it’s not expensive. I would say that the Fiesta is 10k too expensive.
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
“when rendering faces […] it still doesn’t look realistic to me” This gets to the heart of the matter for me. No matter how much hair sways like real hair, skin wrinkles like real skin, or eyes get a glassy look when emotion suggests they s
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
Yes, though I don’t use the symbols suggested on that page as they don’t connect with people’s mental models very well. I just overlay the flows of data on other diagrams, adding notes about the type of the data, and sometimes add info a
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
Last night while I was choosing something to fall asleep to, Spotify suggested Nirvana’s Nevermind. Just getting as advanced as “this human normally puts chilled music on at this time of day, which is also the time many people go to sleep i
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
I think about what could have been, how it should work, whether we could fix this, every time I go to click or touch or type and the system I’m using directs my input to somewhere other than I intended. This happens several times a day.
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
More of this could be great for corporate machines. Currently they are often bogged down with poorly behaving third party security software, some of which causes real problems for users, which could be lessened if some of that software coul
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
I used to install qmail fairly often on different Unix-like systems. I remember the installation instructions clearly setting out the limits that should be set on its processes, and I remember following them. It sounds like the Debian packa
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
I’m right up next to a limit on live (easily-accessible, always visible in photo apps) cloud storage, with years of family photos and video taking about 95% of that. I definitely don’t want to delete any of it, so I have been just hoping fo
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
Perhaps they measured the temperature of the espresso shot post extraction, in the cup (or more formal receptacle!), where it would be cooler than the water meeting the ground coffee. Also, a Gaggia Classic (as an example - they don’t speci
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
I only use the plastic lids (on the glass containers) for storage. If I want to heat the container, I just use a plate or bowl as lid.
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
Did you try asking it to write the function?
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
What makes you get a Google captcha? My default search is set to DDG. Perhaps that’s why I don’t get one?
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
The hyperfocus which is a symptom of ADHD helps give the tenacity needed to make progress when faced with frustrating challenges. In engineering, tenacity is absolutely required to make any progress at all, but there are also seemingly infi
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
They do have a Safari extension on iOS, which directs searches to kagi.com
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
But can they do it at concert pitch too?
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
Similar story here. I replaced an AMD 3xxx series Hackintosh workstation with an M1 Air after running both together and finding they were exactly as fast as each other.
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
I do. I don’t like noise, or having my office heated in the summer, or the cost of hundreds of watts.
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by tokamak-teapot 3y ago
Could you point to the specs you’re using please? I’m seeing 1800 for the ID.3 and around 1160 for the most recent petrol Golf.

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