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by yread 9mo ago
That's not that early, no? There was probably enough C, H, N, O, P, S, Na atoms for life to start 10B years ago. You probably couldnt rely on iron being everywhere though but that's not such a hard requirement.
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by yread 9mo ago
I love the Chad: "I love you!" c15: (oil and engine lights on) "Please let me die"
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iFixit names worst products of CES 2026 by handing out "Worst in Show" awards(notebookcheck.net)
10 points by yread 9mo ago|1 comments
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by yread 9mo ago
Don't jinx it! https://www.notebookcheck.net/TV-prices-set-to-rise-over-mem...
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by yread 9mo ago
Oh! I thought it's going to be about some interesting topology of nut shell...
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by yread 9mo ago
nit: 35% I did something similar and ended up opening only /r/AskHistorian posts...
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by yread 9mo ago
I wonder how much smaller it could get with some compression. You could probably encode "This website hijacks the scrollbar and I don't like it" comments into just a few bits.
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by yread 10mo ago
I would be worried that they break, the magnets fall out and the kids stick it in some orifice
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by yread 10mo ago
I use MM for about a year. Forking it would be a major undertaking as the number of vulnerabilities for which you would need to backport is quite high like 5 a month?). Last time they removed features from free (group calls in v10) there wa
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by yread 10mo ago
> UX benefits of tokenless CSRF What are those?
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by yread 10mo ago
Oh am I doing it wrong by having an 8yr old w10 install that ive moved over 3 computers?
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by yread 10mo ago
When I was in Japan all the street signs and train stations had a little transliteration in hiragana of the kanji name. Super useful to be able to read it
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by yread 10mo ago
Metastasis is not just random tumor cell going for a hike, they are seeded with extracellular vesicles carrying particular mix of microRNAs, growth factors, vimentin and other stuff.
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by yread 10mo ago
Yep, when the tide goes away no company will be able to keep swimming naked offering stuff for free
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by yread 10mo ago
Do you have some good links for that? I only found this https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/16/1/128 which says that the changes reverted quickly after resuming normal feeding
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by yread 10mo ago
Yeah, my source code is on my computers, in self-hosted version control and self-hosted CI runners
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by yread 10mo ago
Do you guys all work 100% on open source? Or are you uploading bits of your copyrighted code for future training to Anthropic? I hate patents so copyright is the only IP protection I have.
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by yread 10mo ago
I pay Microsoft all of eur 11.20/month for basic office subscription and the 3 times I've clicked contact support I got called by helpful people who resolved my problem. I guess that's one reason enterprises like them
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by yread 10mo ago
My software stopped working because its drawing on canvas in a way that causes firefox to glitch with hw acceleration enabled. Not one of my customers/users complained
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by yread 10mo ago
> They're also getting old, and airlines retire old aircraft. True, but they do keep the even older 757 flying.
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by yread 10mo ago
Apparently not. They did just drilled missile launches on Tokyo with the Chinese https://nitter.net/avivector/status/1998516670399152245#m
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by yread 10mo ago
Oh no! A big scary number without context. Meanwhile in the US "One study from the USA estimated that financial toxicity affects approximately 137 million (56%) of adults" https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles&#x2F
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by yread 10mo ago
Were there not enough eyes on React Server Components before the patches from last week?
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by yread 10mo ago
But if it's valid CSS it has to be representable in AST/object model? It's a comment, it can't have any child nodes, it doesn't depend on anything - pretty trivial. And if it's in the tree you can transform it
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by yread 10mo ago
I don't understand the point about comments. Why shouldn't they be allowed? What object model? >Comments shouldn't have been allowed basically everywhere in CSS (compare to HTML, which basically only allows them where cont
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by yread 10mo ago
LLM is a model. So, it fits under "all models are wrong, some are useful". Of course, it can produce wrong results. But it can also help with mechanistic tasks. And you can run some models locally. What does he think of open-weigh
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by yread 10mo ago
Well but that $225 feeds and clothes a lot of the people who spend all day designing these cards and systems around that
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by yread 10mo ago
It's not offered but you can still get it. I had to literally ask my huisarts (GP) to google it after he said there is no such thing. Luckily, he did and local hospital pharmacy had it in stock.
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by yread 10mo ago
Hah even Linkedin is showing 500 for me
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by yread 10mo ago
So... where is the index that tracks their investments, so that we can also profit off their wisdom and foresight?

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