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by zaat 5y ago
No, I have no issue or interest with finding restaurants near me. I'm talking about researching stuff, finding solutions to technical issues, old manuals, stuff that is a little bit more challenging than the basics. I used g! constantl
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by zaat 5y ago
This does look interesting. I might give it a shot sometime soon
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by zaat 5y ago
It's a comic nod referring to the common description of the experience shared by the DDG converts
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by zaat 5y ago
Google isn't really working for me either. I mean, it isn't the effective tool it used to be in the distant past. Having saying that, yes, Google does work for me more than any of the alternatives and most of the times I can find
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by zaat 5y ago
My counter experience - after giving DDG a chance for more than two years, two days ago I replaced my default search browser to Google, and never looked back. In my experience I had to add g! to 90% of my search to get useful results, excep
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by zaat 5y ago
Recently bought this piece of hardware, you can but a lot of good coffee instead, but it is an amazing machine that produce really great coffee: https://home.lamarzoccousa.com/product/linea-mini/#machine
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by zaat 5y ago
Hence there are checks and defense mechanisms in place, and a risky short position (meaning position with loss over the credit given to the position holder) will be closed by the bank/broker. Those guys in finance and regulations have
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by zaat 5y ago
And how is this different from saying that holding the stock you bought at $300 giving you +150000%? perhaps you missed GP intention?
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by zaat 5y ago
> Moreover, 99% of humans wouldn't even understand the statement, even after you'd explained what you mean by "generative" and "recursive". So I'm not sure what your statement is, other than yet another
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by zaat 5y ago
> If so, is a person's moral code something they choose to enrol in, or is it something given from above e.g. by a god, without choice of an individual, in your understanding? Some people believe that their moral code is given to th
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by zaat 5y ago
> Are you referring to the voices in your head? No. I guess you refer to debating moral dilemma in your head, but that's only one aspect of morality. Not all people share the same moral code, but we do expect all human cultures to h
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by zaat 5y ago
Your example is out of place. A snake is amoral, it cannot act in a moral or non-moral way. Morality is by definition a trait that only humans posses, as we believe that human could or should act in certain ways, despite natural instincts.
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by zaat 5y ago
I'm unaware of any other animal with writing abilities. The differences between human and animal languages are widely discussed and the accuracy of the distinctions are contested, but in general the properties of being generative and r
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by zaat 5y ago
No it isn't, it means I pay to see those videos without ads, but I have to be logged in and they get to track me.
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by zaat 5y ago
Not a linux command, but PowerShell (on linux) have a ConvertTo-Json cmdlet, it can parse dotnet object, so 'Get-ChildItem | ConvertTo-Json' will give you the output you want, but it is less successful with text so 'ls -alh |
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by zaat 5y ago
If it was easy lazy people would do it, just like they write code.
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by zaat 5y ago
One annoyance I had with the defaults are the short dhcp lease time configured for dnsmasq, causing repeated dhcp lease logging in the logs. Turns out you can configure the lease time using virsh net-edit. The libvrit docs contain additiona
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by zaat 6y ago
Don't return everything, return what I specifically returned (yeah, I know about objects, talking about everywhere else). I know it will never happen, but one can dream. Painpoints aside, you and your team are doing excellent job. Tha
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by zaat 6y ago
I tried it not long ago. It's ok, took me some time to overcome some issues but got it to work, then, when I started actually working I met the same issues regarding screenshots, remote control/screen sharing and decided to stay w
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by zaat 6y ago
I'm working with i3 (on X, obviously). Perhaps I'm diluted but my experience is that users of this setup are happy about their setup and love the system they use. I don't know of any way an Ethernet device can be truely secur
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by zaat 6y ago
> Allowing arbitrary clients to globally capture keys at will is impossible to do without opening up a hole for keyloggers. Is this feature standard on every OS in use by human kind today? Is this feature requested by most users and not
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by zaat 6y ago
Well, since Steam is the only gaming platform available on Linux, and since Steam is sold as a system based on linux with its own Linux distribution, SteamOS, and since Steam have its own version of Wine that magically runs Windows games on
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by zaat 6y ago
Red Hat is also the main contributor to the linux kernel, almost every year. Red Hat is probably the company with the largest contribution to the open source world at large, and it's been that way before most of the other big players o
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by zaat 6y ago
Is Gnome driven by Red Hat? According to the project site the board and the advisory boards are not controlled by Red Hat employees, the Gnome foundation president isn't from Red Hat either, and the project is a GNU project. Same quest
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by zaat 6y ago
1 to 100 in the consumer space seems to me extremely optimistic, not sure if I'm betting that it's a 2 or 3 orders of magnitude miss.
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by zaat 6y ago
You mean something like this: https://certification.ubuntu.com/make/Lenovo Or this: https://support.lenovo.com/il/en/solutions/pd031426-linux-fo... It's all really very nice, but ev
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by zaat 6y ago
VS code with the prettier extension is an IDE with hinting, parser and immediately show when you have (not compiler but) errors. If there is an extension for your CI system try installing it too.
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by zaat 6y ago
A use case that is quite common for me is when I work on VM or remote machine, I usually run tmux on the remote, so I can open multiple panes/screens on the remote machine. Nested sessions are not fun, coming with two bottom bars and r
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by zaat 6y ago
I once added it to my bashrc or as the starting command of my terminal,but I quickly removed it since when configured so, if the session detached you have no easy way to open a non tmux terminal session to use for reattaching.
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by zaat 6y ago
But Keep is much more than ToDo, it is more like a less capable OneNote (or, put differently, it is very much like the newer version of OneNote).

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