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zihotki
2y ago
.. in mice.
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2y ago
dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41256872 But it didn't get any comments
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2y ago
Here are some reasons: 1. Firefox is supported by Google because otherwise there will be a monopoly and Google doesn't want to be called a monopoly. 2. You can't donate to Firefox development. You can donate to Mozilla Foundation
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Exploring Generative AI
(martinfowler.com)
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2y ago
> 1. Its fine to implement this as a web service. It makes it much more flexible to implement in multiple locations. (CLI, website, other backend) Rating an API specification using a set of rules based on opensource linter is a trivial t
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2y ago
> btw. maybe it might be better if this was integrated into the linter of your framework that builds the OpenAPI specification? Zuplo is has an Api Manager product "designed for developers". How would they be able to market and
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2y ago
I love such low value many words responses! If you have no plans to charge for the service but still provide it as a service instead of making it an offline tool, then it's even bigger NO. We, some users, find that when there is no pri
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2y ago
I had a brief look at the tool. It's a pity but it's not a tool, it's a service with unclear ToS. The CLI tool is a wrapper which sends openapi definition to the service. That's a big NO. In general I get a feeling that
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2y ago
Unaffected for now. Firefox is run by ads company and Firefox will also switch to manifest v3.
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Are you suggesting Firefox? If so, that sounds strange given Mozilla acquired ads business in the beginning of this year.
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2y ago
It's an observational study. You can't make conclusions based on it. But it can be a basis for more detailed study.
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2y ago
From the article: >> regular glucosamine use may be a marker for a healthy lifestyle, but it is hard to distinguish the confounding effects of a healthy lifestyle from the impact of regular supplementations in an observational study.
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2y ago
AMD beating apple still won't solve vendor hell of drivers on other laptops. Just like it won't be able to fix sleep mode in Windows.
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2y ago
It is needed for advertisement business, for Mozilla corp. (which is an ads business too https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/mozilla-anonym-raising-t... ), not for Firefox users. Mozilla has enough money to run Fi
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2y ago
You forgot to add one more link for context - Mozilla acquired ads company Anonym https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/mozilla-anonym-raising-t...
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2y ago
And only a fraction of that money is used for Firefox development. Remember that you can't donate to Firefox (like you can for Thunderbird).
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2y ago
> it's that a browser vendor is lifting a finger for advertisers It's that an ads vendor is lifting a finger for ads. Mozilla is an ads vendor now - https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/mozilla-anonym-
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2y ago
Am I right that you as a consumer want to get the memory at the price Apple gets it from the fabs? That's a bit silly.
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2y ago
> Trying to explain how roundabouts work to someone who doesn't get them is extremely frustrating. The rules are simple, but for some reason a lot of folks are vastly overthinking it. It is a skill, it requires some practice. It
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2y ago
They are not desperate, they are transforming into ads company which started after they bought adtech company
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2y ago
Or just use CI/CD on a build server to create release artifacts and a proper security setup (no PAT's, or use short living one)
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2y ago
I'd reccomend to explore calistenics. It's purely body weight complex excercises. Or yoga, IMO they better fit the needs of general population comparing to gym.
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2y ago
As far as I know, that may be false for other than EU markets, R1234yf is used in airconditioners, not fridges. And it requires about 900C to combust. If it reached such temperatures in my house then carbonyl fluoride would be the last conc
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2y ago
I got once very dizzy after I was burning incense in a poorly ventilated room. Be careful.
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2y ago
The company knows what is in there. The company doesn't know what exactly they smelled since that smell is a product of chemical reaction between refrigerant, oil, plastic and electronics. The refrigerant itself, as it's mentioned
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2y ago
The health impact they may have inflicted themselves when they went to take out the food. If there is a chemical smell - open all windows, ventilate the room and STAY AWAY. That's a very basic and simple rule.
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2y ago
Industrialization of culture is not fun at all.
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2y ago
I wonder how this capcha can be solved by a visually impaired humans. And what kind of challenge can be provided to such users so that it can be solvable by them and not by robots.
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2y ago
It won't prevent all, but may prevent many. Quote: If you have a very large (millions of lines of code) codebase, written in a memory-unsafe programming language (such as C or C++), you can expect at least 65% of your security vulnerab
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2y ago
But RDBMS'es are often also distributed. So what is mongo now?
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