Hojojo

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by Hojojo 1y ago
Depends. Ukraine, despite some service interruptions, still largely has cell service: https://www.euronews.com/next/2024/03/25/ukraines-telecom-en... I think these networks can be a lot more resilient th
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by Hojojo 1y ago
Based on how you talk to people, I see no value in discussing this with you any further after this. > The correct thing to do is for the Stop Killing Games initiative to be more concrete and specify what features of the laws they want im
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by Hojojo 1y ago
This vague handwringing isn't any better. None of us know what the law will end up turning into. But we shouldn't let that stop this being addressed properly in our political institutions. That's what they're there for.
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by Hojojo 1y ago
It's not any form of lock-in or anti-competitiveness, and it's not an aspect that's specific to Steam. You actually need to substantiate that instead of just claiming it. Almost all the online digital platforms do this, even
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by Hojojo 1y ago
The other platforms on PC are exactly the same though. If you're against Steam because of this particular aspect, you should be against almost all platforms on PC as well as every console and phone platform. This is how it works on alm
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by Hojojo 1y ago
It means helping people is imperialism and imperialism is bad, so actually it's a good thing these people are starving. At least now they can finally pull themselves up by their own bootstraps. Or something, I don't know. I don&#x
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by Hojojo 1y ago
There are labs where you can just send prescription pills for testing as an end user?
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by Hojojo 1y ago
I feel like the article is fairly clear > DB und Siemens Mobility haben bei Testfahrten einen neuen Geschwindigkeitsrekord für die Strecke Erfurt–Leipzig/Halle erreicht > Der ICE-S der DB Systemtechnik wird hauptsächlich für Test
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by Hojojo 1y ago
Even Germany has this figured out. Getting a new passport just required me to make an appointment, fill out an online form and go to the appointment with a single person. The only document I needed was my personal ID. Took like 15 minutes,
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by Hojojo 1y ago
The price of gas isn't immediately and directly impacted by the price of crude because of futures contracts. This naturally means gas prices will move to match the price of crude over time. It's a feature of the current system, no
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by Hojojo 1y ago
I don't really understand any of your comment. Can you explain exactly how to solve all the problems that she's rightfully pointed out? I'm actually not sure what your problem is with what she says. Or why you think pointing
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by Hojojo 1y ago
This is definitely the case. Since the layer key is at the thumb, it doesn't require moving your hand and you barely need to move your thumb. As somebody who suffers from wrist pain, this makes a huge difference.
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by Hojojo 1y ago
I have my layer switch key configured to require only a button press, then the next key I type will be from that layer. So I don't have to hold it down. It's so much more comfortable to use special symbols this way. I've also
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by Hojojo 1y ago
There was this Reddit post yesterday where it completely makes up being able to plant flowers in Elden Ring https://www.reddit.com/r/Eldenring/comments/1k6hupy/thanks_g... The AI overview is worse than u
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by Hojojo 1y ago
I'm extremely confused by this article. 1) The board game community is largely agreed that Final Frontier is responsible for its own problems. This isn't a surprise to anybody. 2) Afaik and from what I could find, the 125% are bas
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by Hojojo 1y ago
You realize your experience can't be generalized to anybody else except for those who were abused in the same way you were? It also isn't what people in these comments are suggesting should be done.
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by Hojojo 1y ago
I wonder how the frequency compares with other countries. Is this as common in Europe or in Asia? Or even Mexico or Canada?
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by Hojojo 1y ago
I know my work and it largely isn't shoddy. I have a keen eye for detail and code quality is incredibly important to me. But yeah, I am lazy and I hate wasting my time. AI has been a huge boon in the amount of time it's saved me.
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by Hojojo 1y ago
I really liked the new Xreal glasses because of the built-in head tracking. But I was getting a lot of drift over time such that after anywhere between a few minutes and maybe half an hour, the center of the screen wouldn't be straight
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by Hojojo 1y ago
Gemini works with large files surprisingly well, but from my limited experience, the token usage (and cost) explodes and I'm not not sure it's worth it. I try to keep my file lengths fairly small because of it, so I have more cont
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by Hojojo 1y ago
The tariffs on that must be astronomical.
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by Hojojo 1y ago
I've experimented with making it more explicit in one project I'm working on where 99% of it is written by AI, but the chat logs from Roo Code are way too verbose. Ideally, I could export a version of the chat with my prompts and
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by Hojojo 1y ago
Probably important to know what percentage that fire truck is of the overall fire department's budget. Has that budget increased with inflation at a comparable amount?
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by Hojojo 1y ago
I find it baffling for anybody to take this stance. Accessibility doesn't matter anymore, I guess. Doesn't matter that the US is basically the melting pot for the entire world or that US citizens are so incredibly diverse, nothing
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by Hojojo 1y ago
The German weather service also provides an English version: https://www.dwd.de/EN/Home/home_node.html
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by Hojojo 1y ago
Wow, that's awful. I wonder why they do that.
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by Hojojo 1y ago
Honestly, it's crazy that any country allows online media to control the national discourse about politics without having any insight into how the algorithms decide what kind of content is shown to whom and how content is moderated or
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by Hojojo 1y ago
Or that none of them will ever see any of that money and none of it will ever go towards helping them in any way?
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by Hojojo 1y ago
I'm glad the EU and most Europeans disagree with you. Because this take is just wrong on so many levels and I'm not sure where even to begin.
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by Hojojo 1y ago
This pretty much. I've had a lot to do with GDPR in the projects I'm involved with. It's largely trivial if you aren't already doing terribly risky things, in which case yeah, it's a pain, but it doesn't change

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