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4y ago
This is actually better than the human-readable scheme because then you can go on AliExpress/Google and actually land on the exact product by matching the hash. With human-readable names, the product pages start to have too much creati
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4y ago
You need to insert a limited lifespan alongside "don't die"... and maybe also reproduce as much as possible
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4y ago
This reminds of news channels quoting tweets by random Twitter users. They could be real, or credible, but even if they are, if I see journalists directly cite Reddit/Twitter, I can't help but think the exact same thought: "Q
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usui
4y ago
I don’t understand the purpose of your comment? The burden of proof is on people who claim something. What’s your problem? If someone says the page is full of ads and I can’t replicate it, why should I post a screenshot? Please, make sense.
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4y ago
I find it interesting that people still haven't learned when trying to post "proof" of Google's underhanded ways. Google could be changing the ads returned because it's detecting that we are hitting it at unnatural
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PiKVM V3 Pre-Assembled: In Stock
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4y ago
I would install pv (optional) and do cat /dev/mmcblk0 | pv -abtrN Processed | gzip > img.gz cat img.gz | gunzip | pv -abtrN Processed > /dev/mmcblk0
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4y ago
> E.g. for Coinbase/Binance the financial incentive is that users might invest less in their offerings if they consistently do worse when participating there compared to initial offerings elsewhere or simply due to seeing proof of i
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4y ago
I read the article. What's the financial incentive for a company to actually enforce "insider trading" rules to its employees? In fact, what does "insider trading" even mean in this context? Shouldn't that be d
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4y ago
The Dropbox employee, @jazzy33ca, has set post visibility to followers only. > Therefore, I choose to prioritize folks in our BIPOC and URM communities. Americans have an obsession with race (more broadly, identity) that I think borders
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4y ago
Google generally has a goldmine of personal data that it could use to improve your user experience and make driving better, same with Search and YouTube. The past decade has shown Google is content with only using your personal information
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4y ago
I have mine set to meters as well, but for some instructions it will randomly say "after 1000 feet, turn right". I also agree that Apple Maps's relative instruction giving to be a much better design, it's almost as if th
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4y ago
Let's not forget to add the huge NFT/Web3 craze last year to the list. That is what, signaled to me personally, stupidity. Maybe even the Pokemon cards as well
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4y ago
Your last question isn't even rhetorical. For almost everyone in USA's tech, it's only a matter of compensation. Should we expect anything different when even UC Berkeley's CS program doesn't have a single ethics re
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4y ago
This annual tuition cost isn't real. It almost never is. It's the same thing as listing the total cost for medical bills: It goes to health insurance, not you.
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4y ago
I can't tell if the flowchart is a joke, but I enjoy how 5 out of 6 answers (with the 6th being... email lol) recommends using a database.
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4y ago
I've read the entire thread and took note of all the top-level responses that talked about Macs before the parent was posted versus the ones not talking about Macs. There are what, 4-5 mentions about getting a Mac out of dozens of non-
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4y ago
#1 sounds like Alarmy. It's a really useful app that I still use today. There is a wake-up check function that silently asks if you are awake up to 3 minutes after completing your mission, to help prevent you from going back to sleep.
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4y ago
Isn't this due to some REPL-constraints or not wanting to break the way the language works? Maybe there's no way to evaluate the "exit" and "help" objects replaced by "exit()" and "help()",
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5y ago
Kagi is experimenting with this already. It's one of the options to filter trackers in the page.
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Regardless of company or team, suicide is far more stigmatized than cancer and carries with it associations, implications for people who hear it as a cause of death. There's a reason why liberal perspectives are pushing for "dies
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5y ago
Because Microsoft bought GitHub (developers of Atom) and shifted all resources to VSCode.
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5y ago
Gen-Z mode would get me more excited, interested to use the app for its intended purpose. Shouldn't all apps aspire the same?
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5y ago
If I put in "best toasters", there's a section called listicles that it lumps all such articles into. What a great feature.
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5y ago
Even better are the articles that were written last year or whichever period SEO abuse started skyrocketing, except slapped on with [Updated $CURRENT_YEAR]! So fresh, so new! Except when you click, you realize the article is dated and was b
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5y ago
Yup, I agree to that! Helpful for the newest JavaScript libraries/Ecmascript features/best practices in $CURRENT_YEAR. But, wow! Who knew that the landscape of toastering moves this quickly and changes so much from year to year?!
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5y ago
I tried their "Best toaster" query and one thing I want to say is just how hilarious it is that "best x"-of-anything webpage HAS to have $CURRENT_YEAR in the title. Yelp does something similar to its Google search result
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5y ago
The dead speak! The galaxy has heard a mysterious broadcast, a threat of REVENGE in the sinister voice of the late EMPEROR PALPATINE. (I don't actually think this is good writing)
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5y ago
Jake thought about how he would conduct his morning routine that day. He brought the razor closer to his face as he stared at another face in the mirror. He looked at the template as a way to guide his desired look. Of course, the face was
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5y ago
Finally! So glad to see a plugin make an earnest attempt on this now. Been using Snap Camera green screen background combined with OBS chroma keying to make it work, but will try this out now.
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