tomjen3

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961.
by tomjen3 4y ago
If you have a mac you can get most of that with continuty cam for a fraction of the price.
962.
by tomjen3 4y ago
This is just going to mean students use it from home or from their phones. And the issue is that you can't prove ChatGPT has been used, so cheating is that simple.
963.
by tomjen3 4y ago
I have one: all I do is take the basket out and clean it. Both parts of it are non-stick.
964.
by tomjen3 4y ago
That sucks. The point of wireless charging is zero friction, which means there should be nothing that stops me from putting the phone down on the bad, and nothing that fights against me when I pick it up. The magnet does that.
965.
by tomjen3 4y ago
The problem is that it forces people to vote for the lesser evil as well. Sure you can vote for your loved party, but if that only gets two votes then your ballot gets counted for your second choice anyway. We need a system where you’re vot
966.
by tomjen3 4y ago
When you test new medicine you do that in small scale trials, then you find out if it is effective and then scale it up. How would you suggest this approach is tested without testing it on a small scale?
967.
by tomjen3 4y ago
Unless you have a good way to convince China to go in on reducing their greenhouse gasses, those solutions are non-starters.
968.
by tomjen3 4y ago
Only if we do it on a truely massive scale, and Global warming is known to be dangerous. This might be. The difference should be obvious.
969.
by tomjen3 4y ago
Would you support this if it was an Afro American? Somebody has to do something about climate change. Our governments aren’t doing shit, if you got a better idea please go ahead.
970.
by tomjen3 4y ago
This is easy: have something that is worth reading. I don't mind email and I have used my technical skills to organize it well, so I can get ten times the efficiency out of it I otherwise would.
971.
by tomjen3 4y ago
This isn't a bookmark manager, but I have migrated from bookmarks/long lived open tags to Apple Notes. The reason is many: I can organize it easier that way, there is no issue having 50 or 100 links in a note and I can write notes
972.
by tomjen3 4y ago
She is going to have to pay all the money back, per her plea agrement.
973.
by tomjen3 4y ago
If you buy a subscription to Acrobat (not Reader), you can edit PDFs. Office is also supposed to be able to open and edit them. Mac Spotlight can open and edit PDFs to some extend, including copying and pasting pages to put different PDFs t
974.
by tomjen3 4y ago
Simple: Person hates Windows. Person wants to work for a company that is willing to pay the cost of tools, and using Apple is a good proxy for this. Unfortunately in hiring all we have a (frequently imperfect) proxies.
975.
by tomjen3 4y ago
There is a difference, and that is that you can use something like Jetbrains and your coworker can use VSCode with issues, but if 99% of people use a browser that renders HTML/CSS differently (and I will argue better than the competiti
976.
by tomjen3 4y ago
Yes. Typed languages such as C/C++ were annoying because the type system was too simple, but Typescript is much more powerful and it infers most things automatically. Plus you have structural types, so you can start converting one part
977.
by tomjen3 4y ago
The code uses AES. Likely that will remain for longer than most secrets are relevant.
978.
by tomjen3 4y ago
Around here in Denmark, you just get a notice for what shop you can go and pick it up in. The same thing happens if you are home, but they are lazy. I like the US version better, but it needs to be paired with a severe penalty for theft.
979.
by tomjen3 4y ago
That is interesting. I was totally fine with watching even very old content on Netflix (I watched Buffy 3 times or so before they removed it), I wonder how many people, like you, mostly go for the latest release?
980.
by tomjen3 4y ago
Missing from that piece: with all their ideas of raising prices and lowering their show quality, why do they expect consumers to stay around?
981.
by tomjen3 4y ago
I have streamed my worksession with nomachine and I have used VS code remote. nomachine is really good, but I would still prefer to have a beefy enough machine.
982.
by tomjen3 4y ago
This seems like a massive amount of work and frustration instead of admitting that mono repo doesn't work and scrapping that. Plus super frustrating to have somebody preconfigure your environment because they will inevitably get it wro
983.
by tomjen3 4y ago
Ranked choice voting is not gonna solve the problem. You need to add none-of-the-above to the ballot, which will count as a vote against all the politicians. If no one wins the election, that is okay. A new election can always be had.
984.
by tomjen3 4y ago
First of all, best of luck with your idea and company. Do I understand it correctly that you assume the people I plan with are also using the chat?
985.
by tomjen3 4y ago
The problem with GoLang is that they have invented something worse than exceptions. If I want to read a json file, I have to have a named variable for the file, one for the byte string, and finally one for the parsed object (the only thing
986.
by tomjen3 4y ago
If you have to create a new passkey for each new login, sooner or later that will not be possible.
987.
by tomjen3 4y ago
Does the fingerprint reader work? How long does the battery last? Using Ubuntu, does hibernation work? As a final tip, the touchpad might be good, but imho the real benefit of the thinkpad line is the TrackPoint. You can do basic mousing wi
988.
by tomjen3 4y ago
The resource usage is not too bad, but the fees all the cloud charges for bandwidth are insane. Charging bandwidth in gigabytes should get you laughed out of the room. I have an unmetered connection at home; if you cannot provide one in you
989.
by tomjen3 4y ago
Lots of Historical documents are, eh, less historical than might appear.
990.
by tomjen3 4y ago
I agree with others that this would be something that was worth paying a monthly fee for, iff it was good.

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