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by wubrr 3y ago
Strong disagree. UI is very buggy and inconsistent. CLI tools/shell is attempting to follow more-or-less standardish unix/linux setup but fails pretty hard, with many of the same commands existing but behaving just differently eno
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by wubrr 3y ago
I mean, the support for even one monitor is by far worse than windows or linux IMO. - Monitor randomly resets/readjusts for no apparent reason. Like multiple times every hour. - Windows disappear, become inaccessible after moving betwe
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by wubrr 3y ago
Interesting, thanks!
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by wubrr 3y ago
Any links/examples of why this isn't possible? My thinking is - if all existing set theory and set theoretic proofs are expressed in finite set-theoretic statements/expressions - can't we 'encode' these express
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by wubrr 3y ago
Is it also possible to define set theory in terms of arithmetic?
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by wubrr 3y ago
100%
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by wubrr 3y ago
lol, the other obvious explanation is that 23andMe is simply lying about the cause of the leak.
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by wubrr 3y ago
Eh, millions of accounts hacked via credential stuffing on one platform because of reused passwords? I don't buy it for one second.
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by wubrr 3y ago
Yeah, nvidia linux support is meh, but still much better than amd.
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by wubrr 3y ago
I mean if you recursively generate 'opposite' conclusions you still only end up with 2 different conclusions?
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by wubrr 3y ago
There were many studies during covid that concluded remote employees are more effective [1] I don't really put much trust in these studies, nor the studies that claim the opposite, but it's pretty obvious to me that both the WFH a
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by wubrr 3y ago
If those employees are objectively poor performers - why aren't they let go? Claims don't add up.
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by wubrr 3y ago
> In general people who want remote work care less about work and often are average or below average workers and are no stranger to looking for new jobs. That is a fairly big assumption without actual data. It's funny how many of th