Ferret7446

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by Ferret7446 13d ago
IIUC it works over SSH which would be kind of nice I suppose
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by Ferret7446 15d ago
It "should" adjust, but in practice most software do not render spaces after periods properly. There is no in band signal to distinguish periods for sentence ends vs e.g. Mr. Thus there is a clear argument for double spacing in
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by Ferret7446 15d ago
A lot of people forget that "right to repair" means that YOU fix it. There is no silver bullet. You can either rely on a company to fix it for you and not screw you over, or you can do all of the work of sourcing parts and labor
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by Ferret7446 15d ago
Which makes it at best ineffectual, the same as almost all regulation in California
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by Ferret7446 18d ago
Is it discrimination if you decide to switch to custom power outlets in your house and then you complain that local hardware stores don't provide compatible parts?
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by Ferret7446 23d ago
The winning move is to achieve inner peace and to stop being bothered by the many imperfections of reality. I've been much happier after realizing that I am not the heroic savior of the universe.
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by Ferret7446 23d ago
The workers do have a choice to not take it, so it's clearly not that crappy when weighed against the pay and job security (and free doohickies they "confiscate").
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by Ferret7446 23d ago
> humans will never make it to Mars Humans will never cure diseases, humans will never fly, humans will never go to space, etc.
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by Ferret7446 24d ago
Your biased knee jerk reaction is obvious; 911 calls involve many non-law enforcement cases.
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by Ferret7446 24d ago
This is just all/most regulation in a nutshell. The cost of compliance is regressive, like how the process is the punishment in legal matters.
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by Ferret7446 24d ago
Unfortunately that's too boring, so everyone posted the FUD about systemd implementing age verification and now everyone believes it. "A lie will make it around the world before the truth can put its pants on"
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by Ferret7446 24d ago
Maybe take a few steps back and think about whether we should cave to adult children throwing temper tantrums. If you reward the behavior you incentivize more of the behavior. This is why we don't negotiate with terrorists, and it&#x
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by Ferret7446 24d ago
If you look at ご馳走 it quite literally doesn't mean feast. It refers to the people/effort required to rush deliver all of the fresh ingredients to prepare the meal. It's a consequence of Japanese aversion to starting things
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by Ferret7446 24d ago
No it was never really tried. The default was no IP rights and the invention of the printing press and moveable type led to what is now IP laws. There have been zero trials of abolishing IP law in a modern information society.
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by Ferret7446 26d ago
> The guideline from scientists is that if you decide to use it you need to nearly overdose the patient on it, despite that that is not necessary to cure them. Doing that is much more expensive (not that much more expensive really, it ju
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by Ferret7446 27d ago
If you use vi or emacs you can edit directly using the bash/readline editor. (Or if you use emacs, then you already have a full editor in your shell)
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
Depends on where you are and what you're doing, but you can usually get what you need at the destination. People live there after all, and those people are able to get what they need.
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
Exceptions prove the rule. Most babies figure it out fine.
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
Mainstream Linux distros got rid of the bin split many years ago.
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
Tea contains significantly less caffeine, and its effect is mediated by other compounds in the tea. Basically, tea also contains a partial "antidote" to caffeine along with the caffeine
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
There is no backtracking in actual regular expressions. Your misunderstanding is the technicality that the parent was taking about.
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
There will always broken cables, unless you invent a wonderful form of matter which maintains its form indefinitely after manufacture.
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
> Even with the same amount of code, AI code is less trustworthy* and requires more attention... but we know it won't be the same amount, it will be more. If you think that, you aren't reviewing human code closely enough IMO.
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
How are you supposed to ensure you never store that info without storing info about what info to never store
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
By that definition anything that shows anything is an ad for that thing.
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
Better late and well designed, than early and poorly designed
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
And ironically skills also need a double layer of progressive discovery because having too many skills available can also bloat the context even if only the short description is included. So instead of including hundreds of skills in the in
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
At that point just put it on github
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
The English isn't that hard to remember though. Authentication == determine whether it is authentic (you are who you say you are). Authorization == are you authorized to do something (I know who you are but you are not authorized to
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by Ferret7446 1mo ago
I've never considered the conversation and reasoning to be more than transient. If you want to carry forward a session, you must produce a context artifact. IMO this is like wanting to dump the intermediate state of an LLVM compilatio

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