ConSeannery

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by ConSeannery 5mo ago
Lol what? You seriously think that the #1 Chinese AI company is not being subsidized by the Chinese government?
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by ConSeannery 1y ago
Ads will eventually make their way into the responses or side bars. It will be interesting (and depressing) to see who does it first and who holds out hoping to squeeze out the ad-supported LLM providers.
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by ConSeannery 2y ago
I'm also confused, but I'd imagine that if Trump lost the election and betting sentiment on polymarket predicted strongly that Trump would win, it could be used as further "proof" that fraud occurred and that the democra
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by ConSeannery 2y ago
This approach makes a lot more sense than OP's. Vocabulary is dead simple to brute force learn with Anki and a frequency dictionary (shared deck), grammar/natural flow of language is a lot harder without a ton of practice
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by ConSeannery 2y ago
Not to take a dig at you but to set some context for other language learners reading this, 1000 words in a year is awful progress. It would take you 10 years to have just a semi-fluent vocabulary in a simple (for native English speakers) la
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by ConSeannery 3y ago
It was reported to them in September of last year
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by ConSeannery 3y ago
Not just you, it used to have solely high quality Q&A...then the yahoo answers folks migrated over
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by ConSeannery 3y ago
The UHK (ultimate hacking keyboard) comes pretty close. I can vouch for its high quality, and it's about as portable as you can get for that many keys without switching to a slim profile like in the OP
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by ConSeannery 3y ago
Try that for baldurs gate 3. The trash results that are returned might have what you're looking for, after scrolling past the SEO highschool essay style intro and after closing the mid page JavaScript embedded nag window.
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by ConSeannery 3y ago
What's the difference between a fanless laptop and a Linux OS tablet? A keyboard on hinges or something?
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by ConSeannery 4y ago
I suggest providing feedback directly to them via this form: https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/requests/new
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by ConSeannery 4y ago
The post is flippant but a decent strategy. Your goal (whether you're a total comp+promo seeker or just looking to float) is to arm your manager with as much ammunition as possible to argue on your behalf during calibrations. Project i
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by ConSeannery 4y ago
All of Facebook uses btrfs for their root filesystem (or did when I worked there). Millions of servers. They of course have the caveat of having kernel and btrfs developers working for them, and they run new kernels
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by ConSeannery 4y ago
Wendover Productions "Why Russia Is Invading Ukraine" on YouTube provides some good info. Some reasons include: - They need to secure energy sources (natural gas) to ensure a future for their economy. Ukraine was threatening this
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by ConSeannery 4y ago
He has stated in several interviews and previous videos that he gives away the money he makes on the channel. Watch the video linked, he says it again on it.
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by ConSeannery 4y ago
I tend to append or prepend site:forum.* to my searches to emulate this missing feature. Not every forum is set up with this url but it's better than nothing
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by ConSeannery 5y ago
The culture is a bit different in different offices. Most of the stress from working at FB is from your twice yearly perf reviews, where managers have to go and argue with other managers over what rating their direct reports' performan
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by ConSeannery 5y ago
It's not quite arbitrary, it relates to having to pay an exit tax if your global net worth meets or exceeds 2 million. You are correct in that the IRS chose this number.
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by ConSeannery 6y ago
He was paid 12.7 million from investors....to find gold coins worth 2 - 4 million? How does that make sense? Do all investors get their money back plus proceeds from gold sales, minus costs and a stipend or something? Also the dude actually
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by ConSeannery 6y ago
this is useful for network connectivity troubleshooting in any environment (container, embedded device, and so on) where curl, nc, telnet, etc. are not installed
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by ConSeannery 6y ago
Coming from someone who is a complete an utter pansy when it comes to humidity, 100F with almost no humidity is a lot more bearable than 75F and 100% humidity
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by ConSeannery 7y ago
This is great! Git is highly unintuitive and I wish it would die in favour of mercurial or some other as-yet undeveloped thing. Those that like the way git works have stockholm syndrome from being abused by it for so many years.
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by ConSeannery 7y ago
To echo what everyone else is saying, get FZF. Most of these linux productivity things are just some dumb pet project that solves a specific problem that a specific person finds annoying. FZF is not this - it makes something you do hundreds
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by ConSeannery 7y ago
I'm right there with you, seems extremely routine.
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by ConSeannery 8y ago
Email I received from Amazon regarding the issue: """ Hello, We are writing to let you know that your email address was disclosed by an Amazon employee to a third-party seller on our website in violation of our policies. As a
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Amazon account email addresses disclosed by employee to third-party seller(wsj.com)
3 points by ConSeannery 8y ago|1 comments
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by ConSeannery 8y ago
The CCNA & CCNP curriculum will give you a solid base in networking as it relates to actual network engineering. Skip over the cisco specific stuff if you feel it's not relevant.
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by ConSeannery 8y ago
tiddlywiki with a markdown plugin is something to look at if you like this idea
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by ConSeannery 9y ago
set -o vi
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by ConSeannery 9y ago
Well I remarked to them that it was remarkably similar to the qwertywriter and got this response: "Hello. We are different company. It is our prototype model. You can see our key layout on our Kickstarter Page. www.elretron.net Regards

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