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by w0m 3y ago
Mach E looks like a Boat in comparison to me (I also dislike the Y), doesn't feel like a direct competitor. I should test drive regardless though.
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by w0m 3y ago
As a current Tesla model 3 owner, when I bought it - there was nothing remotely similar on the market. Today, I see the SC network, AutoPilot and general-'fun' factor as the Tesla differentiators. When I need to buy a new car in
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by w0m 3y ago
Mouse, Keyboard, headphones. Dongles work 'fine' - but that's not ideal on a modern device.
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by w0m 3y ago
This is it. People are trying to create subreddits; not reddit itself.
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by w0m 3y ago
>I am curious - how many of you regular desktop Linux users actually had security issues (or at least suspected something shady)? Replace Linux with OSX or even Windows in this statement and i wouldn't expect crazily different resul
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by w0m 3y ago
DVD R/W but no bluetooth on a modern laptop? It feels kind of like a joke...
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by w0m 3y ago
thank you for a great summary.
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by w0m 3y ago
do we know what the new limit will be yet?
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by w0m 3y ago
There is information missing in the GDPR dumps that's available in the current API. Things like `score`. Whether that matters to you is up for debate; but access to that delta is likely going away.
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by w0m 3y ago
> The protest really does seem to me like a "cut my nose off to spite my face" protest. It's a bit of both - reddit exists and is profitable because of user engagement/activity. Reddit is shutting down primary way man
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by w0m 3y ago
I honestly think the the taboo-nature of medical records kills people in significant numbers. More-so than anything else, the focus should be on preventing pre-existing conditions from being able to affect individuals negatively than adding
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by w0m 3y ago
I assumed this is simply spammers as they accounts are ~always deleted quickly.
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by w0m 3y ago
re: unsolicited advice - PLEASE man parenting No manual entry for parenting We've read a number of books; but our plan has pretty much broken down to * try and not do what our parents did to annoy us as children * give them ev
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by w0m 3y ago
> to me it's like a talking dog That's if you're explicitly asking it questions. Have you sat down and coded with Copilot offering suggestions as you went? It's honestly incredibly helpful, especially when leveragin
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by w0m 3y ago
10h would be nice. Depends on workload significantly I bet; any x86 emulation likely tanks it. 6h of video processing is seriously impressive though.
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by w0m 3y ago
The rewrite is markedly more responsive thankfully; but still not where it needs to be.
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by w0m 3y ago
> having boys take one more year in kindergarten Functionally doing this with both of my children (though not repeating curriculum) after lots of debating and stress. Adding the expectation into the child's head of being "One
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by w0m 3y ago
> With how poorly academics are paid these days VS top private institutions I'd believe it; but that would surprise me overall. https://www.comparably.com/salaries/salaries-for-tenured-pro... ~156k/year be
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by w0m 3y ago
`alias cpProgress='rsync --progress -ravz'` has been in my ~/.bashrc for the majority of my career for large file transfers.
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by w0m 3y ago
> way more fluid we all have our blinders.
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by w0m 3y ago
Poor !- Bad. But run the new game at 4k in an emulator @ 60fps and it's markedly better looking.
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by w0m 3y ago
> I think writing a program that's more than ~10k lines of code in Golang is a mistake isn't Kubernetes mostly Go? Just sounds like an arbitrary limit. I say that when I try to limit shell scripts to a single-scroll in editor
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by w0m 3y ago
> man I just don't get how someone could just unlearn the muscle memory of a normal keyboard layout Honestly - this is the draw to unusual layouts to me. It's significantly helped RSI for typing too much. I don't need &#
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by w0m 3y ago
I was able to get my kids obsessed with Star Wars before their first Disney trip - watched all of Clone wars, every main movie. Their favorite? Episode 2.
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by w0m 3y ago
I'd happily use a Fold if it cost ~half as much. Size doesn't matter that much in pocket for me; and it looks convenient when actually using the device.
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by w0m 3y ago
> and it will almost certainly be unstable TBF - this depends how well they streamlined their manufacturing process. As yield goes up; getting a perfectly stable 3ghz chip binned as a 2ghz before a flash lock becomes increasingly common
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by w0m 3y ago
COC has been mostly deprecated for native LSPs also. I run ~same pyright I'd use in VSCode in my neovim.
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by w0m 3y ago
Sounds like rebadging Microsoft -> Surface.
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by w0m 3y ago
Bing app on mobile is functionally that now (kind of). I need it to control my lights though.
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by w0m 3y ago
> much easier to set up syncing between multiple machines that may not belong to the same user I always thought this as one of the bigger value-adds of Dropbox; easy cross user management and sharing.

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