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by vizzier 2y ago
proper insertion points in completions akin to older Visual Studio templates would probably be ideal, but you can use ctrl + right arrow in vscode to accept completions one word at a time, rather than a whole block with tab.
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by vizzier 2y ago
De-facto international antitrust, I like it.
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by vizzier 2y ago
Yeah, Israel can't even control a 25km strip of land on its southern coast. War is never easy.
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by vizzier 2y ago
Useful suggestions, thanks. I'll dig in further next time I'm building something. They do seem to suffer from the other part that prevented me from ordering from places like this before though; its hard for a hobby project to brea
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by vizzier 2y ago
I feel this. As an amateur 3d printed project enjoyer in Canada, getting ahold of M* screws is a real pain, even though I prefer their specifications greatly over the weird imperial sizes.
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by vizzier 3y ago
In the past I believe this was so that if the phone was lost it could be remote wiped for security. I agree that's a hard no for personal devices though.
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by vizzier 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XKeyscore https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010s_g
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by vizzier 3y ago
That is because apple doesn't ask you, it just turns it on. If you don't accept changes to their terms of service (As I haven't) you'd get these notifications fairly regularly.
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by vizzier 3y ago
> ...can't stop trying to upsell people into using onedrive, forcefully signs you into onedrive, syncs your local files into their cloud without consent, tries really hard to not let you sign in with a local account and most likely
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by vizzier 3y ago
You're quite correct about the Lack. They're cheap as hell (15 bucks at time of writing?), but as a result quite manipulatable, such as creating 3d printer enclosures [0]. You can see some of their insides as they go through the p
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by vizzier 3y ago
> Is international influence something that should be stopped? This should be a simple yes. External authoritarian governments (Russia's IRA, CCP via bytedance) should not have their thumb on the scale (trollfarms & the algorith
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by vizzier 3y ago
We need to unionize and get residuals. 0.0001 cent each time a line of our code execute might be a good start.
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by vizzier 3y ago
Is this bragging? Its written in neutral language. And the numbers are within 0.7% for all. This it outrage bait and nothing else.
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by vizzier 3y ago
What you're describing is fairly close to Intel's Beast Canion NUC [0] from a couple of years back. The Mobo and GFX essentially sit back to back. Though intel seemed to envisage upgrading the whole "CPU side" as a singl
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by vizzier 3y ago
Adding a source to this claim as it is very valid [0]. I cannot find a good overview of the overall demographics of the ukranian refugees other than it is mostly women and children due to the borders being closed to outgoing men. Employment
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by vizzier 3y ago
I run a pair as my DNS. For me they're mostly there to block tracking over ads. Approx 10% of my DNS lookups get eaten by it using the standard ad list. Ublock / privacy badger grabs a bunch, the piholes still kill a bunch more.
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by vizzier 3y ago
You get into "does this still really count as java" but I believe this runs in most sim cards: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Card
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by vizzier 3y ago
Why would they need to reprint money, old monarch's faces are still perfectly valid currency.
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by vizzier 3y ago
European Court of Human Rights.
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by vizzier 4y ago
Like the borehole cap on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Plumbbob Pascal-B
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by vizzier 4y ago
Yep, and as noted in the article here "slightly modified afterwards" probably covers that base. It'll also be hard to identify AI generated vs human created vs human adjusted as time goes on without flags to designate each as
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by vizzier 4y ago
AI generated imagery cannot be copyrighted: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/us-copyright-offic... Certainly puts us in an interesting situation. It should essentially make all Dall.E generated imagery essenti
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by vizzier 4y ago
I feel this so much, been working with F# in some sub projects. C# is hard to go back to. Though Microsoft's route of stealing wholesale from the former is making it gradually more palatable.
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by vizzier 4y ago
Your comment reminds me of this[1] video from sorted food where they make a recipe from an old professional cookbook. Instructions are very high level and without the context of 100 years ago it is difficult to know if they were successful
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by vizzier 4y ago
Though a bit tongue in cheek this classic video covers the basics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBK5aKOr2Fw
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by vizzier 5y ago
Seems like knowing when to apply force is half the battle of building a PC. For reference, modern CPU installation should require NO force if done properly. Gravity alone should let settle into the socket. Gently attempting to twist it shou
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by vizzier 5y ago
This was my thought as well, chip production has to be so necessarily automated to maintain a clean state that it feels like the cost of engineers to maintain systems is always going to be high, but also a small cost of the overall system.
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by vizzier 5y ago
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/gigabyte/aorus-fo48u-... - Looking out for tv panels attached to "gaming" monitors might be a route.
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by vizzier 5y ago
I can't help but feel that this type of workflow just took a huge step forward in https://copilot.github.com/ too. A solid recognition that thats how most people code distilled into a product that automates that lookup
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by vizzier 5y ago
You are correct in vanilla minecraft as far as I'm aware, but there are a number of plugins/mods that have been supporting this type of functionality for a while.

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