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xhrpost
2y ago
Sorry if I missed it on the page but are all the ports Auto-MDIX?
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2y ago
This is timely, after not getting my Orange pi to boot an image, I saw I can get an actual mini PC like these used on eBay for like $60 shipped. 8GB ram and 500gb SSD with small form factor. I'm considering buying more and trying to ho
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xhrpost
2y ago
Did you have to use a particular setting? I looked into it a few times but couldn't figure it out.
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2y ago
Main thing that's keeping me right now is copy select with mouse that stays in pane. Tmux would always cross horizontal panes so I'd have to zoom the current pane, alt + mouse select, then unzoom. Zellij I just drag over what I wa
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xhrpost
2y ago
My employer uses Gmail/gdrive so I just use the gDrive sync tool to auto upload my entire screen shot folder.
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2y ago
https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/22876/does-a-pho...
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2y ago
I feel similar in that there are great strengths but some things are missing. I love that mouse highlight-to-copy will wrap within the current pane rather than span panes. But mouse pane re-size like in tmux is currently not available.
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Perspective
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2y ago
Interesting that they are also slowing down the reduction of their assets portfolio. Isn't the inflation primarily caused by their massive increase of the M1 money supply? And wouldn't a reduction in assets mean a reduction in M1?
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2y ago
The problem is inflation isn't coming down, why the concern for deflation? Edit: think I misread your comment. You're not referencing the current deflation in Japan but rather some inflation in the past?
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3y ago
https://hbr.org/2018/07/research-the-average-age-of-a-succes...
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3y ago
Thanks for sharing. Curious, what main value adds have you gotten out of this data?
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3y ago
I think it should also be pointed out that a lot of DB's have a lot of redundant data due to indexing. When your DB is small, an index seems negligible, but once you get into millions or even billions of rows, you see first hand just h
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Does a photon exert a gravitational pull?
(physics.stackexchange.com)
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3y ago
The world also existed before capitalism and office jobs, when people who were nuerodivergent could still reliably contribute to society and their talents even be beneficial. We now have a system where those who can focus the longest and gr
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3y ago
See also: "Do protons really contain charm quarks?" https://bigthink.com/starts-with-a-bang/proton-contain-charm...
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I'm sure this has been going on for a while but I'm noticing an even bigger obsession with companies manifesting ad inventory locations everywhere possible. Biggest standout recently is Lyft placing large ads in their app while I&
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3y ago
Just adding to the list others have already started here https://news.t0.vc
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3y ago
You could always purchase a multi CPU system (effectively what you're suggesting) from several years ago for much cheaper than modern hardware. If you're using it regularly though, the electrical cost will eventually eat away any
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3y ago
https://home.omg.lol/directory
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Yea it seems like western culture is obsessed with advancing hyper individualism. I can't judge, I'm a product of the culture myself, but our mental health seems to keep getting worse the more we keep our lives inside our own bubb
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3y ago
Anyone have access to the study and can say how much fiber intake was associated with these results?
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When Does US Federal Debt Reach an Unsustainable Level?
(mishtalk.com)
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Ice Cream Barge
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3y ago
3. Technically true but it's not always what you want. A lot of startups are often doing rather simple technical work. My last job at an early stage was just writing CRUD routes for form intake. Gets old quick. Just FYI for anyone sear
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I feel the key here is talking with other coworkers in your department and finding out what they do. I would have taken less time off had a coworker early on not told me they took 6 weeks off the year prior.
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3y ago
> Where possible, default to defining style and behaviour with inline HTML attributes Wow, have we just come full circle after 25 years?
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This is 2018 but it states that women on average want to have 2.7 children. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/13/upshot/american-fertility...
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3y ago
If the GDP grows but the people saving money aren't getting the same cut, then this chart will trend down. The implication being that the middle class is getting to share in the GDP growth as the rich do. However I suppose this could a
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3y ago
> and for nefarious reasons Could you elaborate?
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