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by yoz-y 4y ago
Ah yes. Any sort of official French written communication is drowned in this sort of drivel.
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by yoz-y 4y ago
Good about 10 misses in a row, never once had the correct one (and I was trying)...
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by yoz-y 4y ago
The comparison is apt, but you can ignore the federated timeline if your instance is what you came for. From what I understand though, the on-instance caching could be problematic if there is a sudden massive increase in user numbers (and p
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by yoz-y 4y ago
They’d first need to create a meta curator that will help you find a curator that is at least somewhat aligned with your taste. The only things that are working for me are Apple music and YouTube recommendations, both algorithmic (but also
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by yoz-y 4y ago
> Legally it seems pretty clear nothing wrong is being done here. It most certainly doesn’t. Just because a human can eyeball an art style and copy it eventually, does not translate into “I can take your copyrighted work and feed it to a
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by yoz-y 4y ago
It’s a scam ran by an ex airline pilot with no engineering experience whatsoever. https://youtu.be/lue35X4DFeQ
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by yoz-y 4y ago
Didn’t Gruber and Swartz originally make the MD spec (as in the original perl parser)? For the derivatives Gruber also repeatedly said that markdown was made to parse to html, hence it by default conserves any html tags.
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by yoz-y 4y ago
TBH in the 90's most of forums I visited were also moderated by teenagers. If you build your community then you should be able to moderate it, as simple as that.
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by yoz-y 4y ago
> Cleaning lint out of a USB-C receptacle with a toothpick is safe, but sticking anything into a Lightning port could damage the springs. Safe-ish because you can break off the inner plastic part. On USB-A this was a pretty common failur
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by yoz-y 4y ago
How would it force apple to replace magsafe? All modern apple laptops can already charge from USB-C. Magsafe is just another option.
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by yoz-y 4y ago
Interesting that they chose to use modern rules for premodern. I recently tried to play my oldschool Rock and Madness decks against one of my rather weak standard decks and got absolutely trounced. Partly due to power creep of course, but t
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by yoz-y 4y ago
Almost nobody should update from one generation of CPUs to the next one though. Incremental upgrades are fine.
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by yoz-y 4y ago
Depends on how complicated your context is. I try to strive to keep it as simple as possible so distractions don’t matter that much.
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by yoz-y 4y ago
There is no intelligence guiding it. If it gets stuck in local maximum there it stays. If routing a vein through the worst possible places works it won't get optimized etc.
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by yoz-y 4y ago
They need to be able to grind silicon and make wafers in a pressure pot too. Full stack means you can build a web based app alone, that involves databases, backend, server management (this one is arguable), frontend development and design.
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by yoz-y 4y ago
You can definitely make something functional without knowing how it works. But it will only work until it doesn't, then you won't be able to debug it. Coding javascript for example is removed enough from the internal working of th
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by yoz-y 4y ago
I don’t need to move soil in my garden 5 times a week. As a matter of fact I have nothing heavy to move that often. I walk or cycle to most places and while it of course helps, it’s far from being sufficient to keep a good level of fitness.
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by yoz-y 4y ago
You could do that. However these days if I’m looking at reviews to choose to go somewhere then no reviews is as good as 0/5.
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by yoz-y 4y ago
Not all the time. When the similar code mixes types and the common codepaths are sprinkled multiple times over it you can either have the code there twice, or have an overcomplicated templated common function. In these cases factorizing may
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by yoz-y 4y ago
Afaik Craig said (probably in The Talkshow) that bitcode is not useful to do a 64bit transition as it is still specific to an architecture. It only allows for micro-optimisations.
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by yoz-y 4y ago
> Real work requires sacrifice, sweat, disappointment and all the rest. But does it have to be like this?
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by yoz-y 4y ago
When people got thousands of cars, railway stations and bus stations didn’t disappear. This will be even more apparent with the really expensive VTOL aircraft for the mega rich. Plus you can’t really land anywhere since you do need charging
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by yoz-y 4y ago
There really ought to be a filter there to ignore the most mainstream subreddits. AskReddit's value is below zero. (same questions and answers being posted over and over)
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by yoz-y 4y ago
Is this designed to be placed in clean rooms? I can barely keep up with cleaning dust from surfaces that don't have air intakes on them...
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by yoz-y 4y ago
Runs from command line (with a quake-like terminal) so it’s easier to access than alt tabbing. Text only. Most users have technical background or are hobbyists so the conversations tend to be different.
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by yoz-y 4y ago
> What often happens when an employee doesnt get promoted? They try again next cycle.
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by yoz-y 4y ago
I tend to agree. Even though I'm not in touch with my friends from college all the times, it's still the people I consider the best friends. If I ever needed help they would be the people I turn to. I think this is mainly because
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by yoz-y 5y ago
When it was still called popcorn time I used it. It was easy to use, but it was far from being as reliable as any other commercial streaming service. Buffering was very common and subtitles were missing or would de-sync a lot.
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by yoz-y 5y ago
It looks like a tentative to make it a trend. I’ve never seen a website that looked like what they describe. I’m quite sure there are many of them, but compared to something like the bootstrap look, or the flat design, it doesn’t seem to ha
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by yoz-y 5y ago
My theory is that: You make a massively appealing thing by removing what people don’t like, not by adding something they do. The truly mass market media is devoid of substance because of that. Hence why I feel that the most interesting thin

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