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If you add a private salt, you won't be able to do "grouping" or identifying duplicates, which is what this thread was discussing. If it was me, and I wanted "independent" researchers to highlight clusters or duplic
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Tiny bit of feedback, your encyclopedia favicon seems to 404: https://encyclopedia.marginalia.nu/favicon.ico Otherwise - Great job on the peppy site and breath of fresh air to open the network tab and see 1 html get, and an
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3y ago
I can tell you how I saw it happen first-hand from my "biased" viewpoint. It was 100% career-bullshitters within the org wanting to make a name for themselves by "introducing" something that the clients wanted and was a
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And I'd argue that their bad estimate includes their knowledge of how difficult the task is. Unless you're completely broken, you're not going to under-estimate something wildly if you are unsure of what you need to do or hav
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And "channels" or "pages" are really just email groups? There was a time a while back where that sort of thing was thriving, and I believe it was mediated by Google Groups at the time (I can't recall the specifics).
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3y ago
It's not troubling to me - seeing as I think that specific group of people are the saner of the two and less likely to punish me for my beliefs. I honestly don't know how people can think that things are "peachy" on the
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3y ago
I'm sure with enough community-support someone will write a plugin or tool to expose Lemmy content to http pages that can be indexed? I haven't used Lemmy before, but if I was making a Reddit-like clone, that sort of thing would h
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3y ago
Just to add a bit of my opinion after reading your comment in the context of this thread and not to the merit of your idea. You are precisely the type of person I'd keep very very far away from multithreading in any business software p
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Likewise I can say: Obviously we still have the GIL because very few people want it removed.
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Shouldn't it be spelled "de Kok" if that's a surname?
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3y ago
Not OP. But applies to long term support, remember the loooong overdesigned redesign? Yeah, don't do that and rather make small quick improvements. "OH you found a typo in our config format? Update it and it'll ship in the ne
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I know the scenario. I've been there. Sometimes people just want to move on. I've been in meetings where people got annoyed at me asking the "tough" questions and pressing them on their design for an hour. At the end you
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For all this UX design, responsiveness, mobile-friendly talk and SAAS products for conversion funnels and what not, does no one in management ever use their own app or website on mobile? Seriously, open practically any random website on a s
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RVGL – Cross-platform re-write of Re-Volt game
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I don't want to be snark about it, but why not make a SAAS or product out of such loopholes? Commoditize them, and have economies of scale work. Of course, my first thought as to why that hasn't been possible is because there is a
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I agree that's what extroverts do - and it's definitely an interruption! But this scenario specifically is when the "introvert" needs to initiate a talk to someone. I'd argue that that is much easier in the office
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I feel like we're over-optimizing in some way. Like we're set down this odd path that only leads to more "products" and more "safety" and more of our value as humans being captured by companies and people "
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I'd love to do that as well - my idea would also involve a large body of water to stabilize the temperature variations. It can double-up as a swimming pool and as a source of drinking water for the "coming apocalypse". Likewi
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Such a remote scenario also heavily favors "extroverts" and other such people that are happy to "hop on a meeting" with someone. The key is that it's not "hop on a meeting", that's easy for an extrove
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What about getting two cheap scales and averaging their values? From my third-world perspective, it sure beats the other suggestion from one of the other commenters to get a $80 digital scale with bluetooth, wifi, fridge and Amazon prime in
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Let's try one particular USA-specific culture, translated using the well known and currently popular family-friendly AI: "Ayo, we be runnin' this bit** ass unlicensed stock game in the U.S, my n**!" Imagine your chief co
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I'm a dev and know how to use git. Honestly that's just the PR I could find whilst catching up on this story and was curious what this "magic string" was. The change is there and got reverted 100%, see the other commente
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Really curious why you tried to rename the file format magic string to have your initials? Going from GGML (see Title of this post) to GGJT with JT being Justine Tunney? Seems quite unnecessary and bound to have rubbed a lot of people the w
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It's the feed that allows them access to public posts that is a big problem. Let's start with children accounts where the feed is restricted to friends / followed accounts and only in chronological order. As I type this, I
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I stopped posting on Reddit years ago when the whole equity language nonsense popped up and it's been great. It's captured, and is such a toxic and hostile community for any non-mainstream ideas, that it was a breath of fresh air
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Looking at that machine I'm amazed that we as a society are not advancing further. We have incredible engineering feats like that, yet at the same time, we have rampant poverty, homelessness, polluted oceans, smog clouds, and thousands
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You say it wasn't such a big deal, yet here we are in a thread discussing a mental health crisis that most of us agree is occurring. Maybe they were right and if we listened we wouldn't be here now.
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Same here - You can tell immediately within 10-15 minutes if a person has "the right stuff". Anything above that is just you sucking tiny milliliters of juice out of a carrot hoping that "maybe" they'll work out and
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That doesn't really answer the question though.
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3y ago
My local ISP throttles YouTube. VPN bypasses that entirely, despite my traffic traveling to another continent on the other hemisphere.
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