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vova_hn2
2mo ago
> other bodies of comparable size In addition to what other commenters said about orbital resonance: Neptune has approximately 20 times bigger radius and is about 10_000 (ten thousand) times heavier. This is comparable to difference in
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2mo ago
Sorry, but I think that this is a completely made up problem. I've checked out the referenced Tonsky's article [0] and for me "colorful" examples are much easier to read than his suggested alternative. Also, I had to use
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2mo ago
> Many companies want a permanent presence on your homescreen and think you're too thick to use your browser's bookmarks feature. I thought that they just want to collect more data about you.
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2mo ago
Where would the dogs go? They don't have their own ecological niche and usually can't survive in the wild. In cases when they actually can survive in the wild, stray dogs are known to wreak absolute havoc on the natural native e
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2mo ago
I'm still sad that JSON5 never became industry standard. Unlike hjson, toml and many others, JSON5 didn't try to reinvent the wheel and create a totally new syntax. Instead, they took 2 already well established standards (JSON and
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2mo ago
Okay, but how cool is that this feature (hotkey to pass a video, that is open in the browser, to yt-dlp) exists and works out of the box? It's unfortunate, that it was developed in a weird, insecure way, but I think that the fact that
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2mo ago
I think that the author is doing it deliberately, to put the reader in the shoes of someone who has a hard time understanding some of the words, and reinforce his point. As a non-native English speaker there are 4 words in this article that
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2mo ago
Missed the best name! https://1337labs.org/ (I'm not affiliated with this company and know nothing about it)
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Digital Sundial
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> A lot of it is anorexia by another name. Literally my first thought after reading this training log excerpt: > 10/4/2012: I’m really trying to be conscious right now about losing some worthless snack weight… Need to be mor
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2mo ago
pastvu were created by people from xUSSR and most users are also from there, the data there is actually global. For example, if you navigate to Richmond, Virginia, you can see that there are more there one hundred photos available. (default
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It is very common for vibecoded UI to have significant usability problems on mobile platforms and I find it annoying. I'm pretty sure that it can be fixed by either manual testing and giving the agent feedback or by giving the engine t
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2mo ago
> and then promptly forgot Maybe anti-doping rules enforcement became stricter?
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> After he died, Secretariat’s heart was reportedly measured at almost 10 kilograms – twice as much as normal. This appears to have been a physiological fluke, however, as it isn’t a trait reliably passed down to offspring. In humans, en
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How exactly do you block sftp at the firewall if it uses the same port as ssh? From the firewall's perspective it is just some encrypted traffic inside ssh tunnel. I think that you might be mistaking sftp with ftps (ftp through ssl
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2mo ago
No, I was talking about SFTP, not scp. OpenSSH server has SFTP enabled by default. You can mount it using sshfs or browse it using any SFTP client (or any program with embedded SFTP client, which is most IDEs). So, if "digging around&q
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2mo ago
> maybe t-strings can be creatively used here somehow Maybe they could, but I would be the first to oppose introducing creative ways to do logging or string formatting. Such basic things should be done in the most standard way possible t
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2mo ago
How often do you have SSH access to a box but don't have SFTP access? Most IDEs support editing files on a remote machine through SFTP.
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I like f-strings but I don't like that there are at least five ways to format stings. 1. %-formatting [1] 2. str.format [2] 3. string.Template [3] 4. f-string [4] 5. t-string [5] What happened to "one-- and preferably only one --o
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I think this is pretty intuitive (I was able to answer the question correctly before opening the spoiler), but I really like raw string designs in Rust and C++11 that allow you to stop worrying about escaping completely.
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Are we assuming that this is the companies themselves scraping data from training or is this "agents" acting on behalf of users? Nowadays every major chat UI (ChatGPT, Claude etc) has a "tool" that allows LLM to load web
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2mo ago
The question is what exactly are you trying to achieve. Do you want to prevent them from gathering data or do you want to save resources? If it is the latter, then, perhaps, some p2p (torrent-like) content delivery system could help.
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2mo ago
Apparently, "SuperDuper" is a backup tool for Mac OS. I would really appreciate the article mentioning it.
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3mo ago
If I haven't read any of her books, which book or series would you recommend as a starting point?
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Very fun indeed! Can't believe, that this [0] solution to Challenge #5 actually worked, lol Challenge #6 is "Transport 40 people using 60 elevator moves or less". Unfortunately docs don't make it clear what exactly count
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> If you were mobility disabled In one of the buildings where I worked, "fancy Destination Dispatch kiosk" had a separate button with a wheelchair pictogram that would ensure that the elevator has enough space for a wheelchair.
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> What if the nearest car is full? I wonder how do elevators find out if the car is full or not. I once been to an office building where it obviously didn't work properly. I needed to get down from a pretty high (15+) floor to the b
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> Is it because the criteria is wait time not travel time? Yeah, it doesn't make any sense to optimize wait time instead of total time from pressing the button to reaching destination.
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If I'm writing a text about Russian language in English, I can easily include an example in Russian: "привет, как дела?" and it will be displayed correctly. But, if I was writing about Mandarin Chinese in Japanese, I just wou
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> But also, maybe consider not giving a fuck about what someone on the internet think? If I'm writing something, typically I want to share my thoughts with other people and get their feedback. It won't work if they dismiss my w
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