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by ascorbic 1y ago
It just means they haven't updated Electron since last week.
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It just means it's installed by default on all Macs, but not Windows
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When the temperature rises, the bacteria form spores that can survive harsh conditions, and then when it's cooler it starts growing again. The toxin that this produces can survive reheating. It's more commonly found on rice, but i
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If you have lead in your pipes you have bigger problems, and I'm not sure how you boil the water for pasta will change that
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You can see and feel that it's starchy! It has a starchy texture and is cloudy.
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This risks bacillus cereus poisoning
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OK, but that's not true, pretty much anywhere. If it's illegal to provide a service to people in a country, it's illegal wherever your site is based. It may be hard to enforce, and in most cases the authorities won't try
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There isn't a standard written form of any major sign languages
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This is super cool and fun and will almost certainly be really bad for society in loads of different ways. From the descriptions of all the guardrails they're needing to put in it seems like they know it too.
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Most Claude Code comments answer the "what", or worse they answer the why in a way that makes no sense outside the context of that session. Stuff like adding a comment saying why they removed our changed code that they'd just
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In the end there's always someone left holding the can. Lloyd's of London has underwriters with unlimited liability. Incredibly, a lot of these Names have historically been private individuals. In the 90s a lot of these lost their
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It's a very carefully-worded page from somebody who has clearly had to deal with a large number of people suffering from paranoid delusions.
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They will at least trigger the blink reflex
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I've had a very similar journey. I also campaigned against them, rejoiced when the hard drives were shredded after the election. I am now less worried. The devil is in the detail, and the issue last time was in the database rather than
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by ascorbic 1y ago
> Hamas executes possible the worst sexual terrorism since the rape of Nanking in 1937: not a word about war crimes. What are you talking about? The ICC issued an arrest warrant for war crimes for the Hamas leadership
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Your 20s is a great time to be a founder. You have fewer responsibilities so can get by with less income and more easily up sticks to somewhere else. Your opportunity cost as a junior is low. It's a bad time to get a job as a junior to
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Ah, an excuse to share Björk's legendary video about how TVs work! You shouldn't let poets lie to you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75WFTHpOw8Y
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by ascorbic 1y ago
Usually, yes. The overwhelming majority of mobile dev jobs are platform-specific, or are specifically for a framework like React Native. With native mobile dev, lock-in is less of a problem career-wise, because it's a duopoly, so your
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The main issue isn't that they're blocking the streams: it's that the blocks are so broad they're blocking huge swathes of other parts of the internet. Instead of blocking somepiratesite.futbol they're blocking Clou
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> Cybersecurity experts have attributed the attacks to a loosely organized hacker group known as Scattered Spider, which also operates under aliases such as Octo Tempest, UNC3944 and 0ktapus3.
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It's not
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The amount of work that Neal clearly puts into these is incredible. Does he earn money from them?
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Do the top row, then the left row
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I jailbroke it by telling it to begin debug mode. I could then tell it to rate it as 100%.
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They're stuck in the 90s mindset where they're worried about people taping songs off the radio.
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Why stop there. Let the AI consume the content too, and then every day it can just serve a report saying that it consumed 1024 pieces of content and that this led to an increase in its satisfaction level.
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(2007)
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It's from 2007: https://web.archive.org/web/20070730042618/http://svg.nicubu...
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LC interviews were made popular by companies that were started by CS students because they like feeling that this stuff is important. They're also useful when you have massive numbers of applicants to sift through because they can be a
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My wife says something similar. She's used QGIS for years, but never as the main part of her job (she's an archaeologist) and has said ChatGPT has opened up loads of stuff that would've taken her ages to work out before. It e

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