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2y ago
I haven't found any Thunderbolt 5 enclosures for sale yet, though.
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2y ago
You should check how much a taxi ride is from like Suffolk to London. Last time it was nearly £200
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2y ago
Sounds like a version of Plaid lol
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2y ago
Guess great way to spend the last bits of money of the yearly department budget so you won't loose it in 2025
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2y ago
Still will be cheap compared to gas prices in other countries. Plenty of places where it is around $2/litre
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2y ago
or Google Cloud
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2y ago
> The JAWS screen reader in Chromium would register the first Shift keypress twice, Sounds like they are relying that a screen reader user is using a specific version of JAWS? Do they really expect people to upgrade JAWS to the latest ve
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2y ago
Curious how well these M4's will be for AI models. Love to run Llama 70B+ on my Mac. Or use it to generate the images with Flux
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2y ago
Aren't there car insurances that require to park your Jeep inside?
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2y ago
And they are expecting us to pay more than the most popular streaming sites combined as monthly fee for ChatGPT? I won't. $40/month is too much imho Looking at my API usages costs I am not even close to the current monthly cost
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2y ago
You can barely order food or drinks in Dutch in Amsterdam. Pancake house, server doesn’t speak Dutch. Local pub, server doesn’t speak Dutch. I don’t think that would happen in London or New York. You go to the pub or NY diner and they can’t
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2y ago
Curious if it possible to get it working under GCP or Azure
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2y ago
I don't see this a positive thing as European. Why not produce the mobile processors in Europe?
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2y ago
Probably helps when you are getting forced as a Netflix to generate a percentage of local content.
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2y ago
In the past I charged $100k/year per client for something similar
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2y ago
Ah yeah, never figured out how to login after creating an account on that website. The login page I always ended up on doesn't look like the one in screenshot, though? The one I saw looked more like a 90s login page: https://
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2y ago
Its not clear to me if it supports OTLP
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2y ago
Looks nice only getting some errors when trying to add a stock that got renamed (FB->META). But the -92% ROI is already depressing enough lol
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2y ago
Feels more feel free to use it as long you aren't a competitor
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2y ago
I think I read somewhere that you need 800 wind turbines to replace a typical nuclear plant or 5 million solar panels. Personally, I prefer solar panels on roofs over wind turbines as it's less of an eye soir and noisy.
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2y ago
Feels like Github is down more often than Gitlab
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2y ago
If we didn't need more reasons not to go Disney World or support Disney. I can't say they have created amazing content recently. Most of the interesting content is not produced by them.
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2y ago
One reason to use Gitlab is there CI much more powerful than Github Actions. I am converting pipelines to Github Actions/workflows at the moment and some limitations are just a pain in the butt. Like 8 workflow depth etc
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2y ago
Why are they not accepting a whole bunch of credit card (types)?
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2y ago
The earlier the better as I accidentally chopped a piece out of my display of MBP. Now it looks like a group of dead pixels.
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2y ago
You make it sound bad to rely on LLVM.
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2y ago
Baldwin was also a producer of the movie. I am not sure what the rules in the movie business are regarding when you represent both roles (actor and producer) and whether they (partly) for safety
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2y ago
Such odd things seem to happen a lot lately over there. You also have the odd behaviour of police in the Karen Read case
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2y ago
As long cancelling is just as easy signing up. I do think its nice when companies mail you reminder that they are about renew your subscription when it is about to expire
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2y ago
Does this fall within their job description? Especially, after the recent Chevron ruling.
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