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bilegeek
8d ago
> we should help them rather than let suicide become the way they escape from it. > the answer should be to help them, change their circumstances where possible, and help them find another way through it. You left that part out origin
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bilegeek
14d ago
Generally the only account that keeps even with inflation is a CD, but of course that locks up your money for that duration, which would suck in an emergency.
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15d ago
> when it was the last time that I felt it to be slow I only have an issue because I set a big disk cache (because data cap). 8gb is fine IIRC, but 24gb causes slowdowns on startups and new tabs. (Also much more of an issue on my older l
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OpenZFS: Implement FIDEDUPERANGE via block cloning
(github.com)
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27d ago
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1mo ago
Plenty of synonyms[1] for groups of animals to choose from. I'd recommend the one for Ravens ("unkindness" or "conspiracy", seriously). [1] https://www.britannica.com/science/Animal-Group-Names
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bilegeek
1mo ago
> If people were, by default, expecting to pay for everything they use, spying on them would not be accepted. The spying may have started with free products, but it has metastasized into every aspect of life, free or not. It always does.
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1mo ago
If they eventually support Snow Leopard or Tiger, that would fill the enormous emulation donut hole of PowerPC Mac.
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1mo ago
Everybody from OpenAI to Micron to the US Government is actively colluding to keep things going. I would love for you to be right, but I'm cynical from the decades that have been spent insulating these companies from consequences.
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1mo ago
The auto-translation especially bothers me. Kinda cool for casual viewing... but the inability to disable it gives me an immediate skeptical "this entire channel is probably AI slop" response before I recognize what's happene
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2mo ago
Also worth going through the references of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zipf%27s_law
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2mo ago
> Are there systems that can boot CD-ROM interfaces that don't have USB boot capability still? New x64 systems? Probably not. But since it still supports x86 and a whole slew of other architectures[1] still that don't always, i
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FTN Clearing Houz
(clrghouz.bbs.dege.au)
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2mo ago
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Usenet Archive Toolkit – process Usenet messages into a searchable archive
(github.com)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
Different lineage[1] as (partially) mentioned above; the ukulele evolved from small Portuguese instruments[2], and is tuned about 3 full steps higher. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenor_guitar [2] https://
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2mo ago
That's the first time I've heard microtonal work in a rock setting. Pretty good! I see your added frets, and raise "add frets on the fly using Lego": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPCEImSfCwc
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2mo ago
For plucked instruments, besides ease of use, it adds clarity and sustain. Orchestra AFAIK only has Pizzicato where that would matter.
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The Birth of the American 12-string Guitar (2013)
(harpguitars.net)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
Is it legally better ? Absolutely. But all they have to do is say "they did this as a legal workaround for that" and you're no better off, at least not without spending the same amount on lawyers. You can't out-tech you
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Rusefi – GPL internal combustion engine ECU
(github.com)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
IMO: It's not learning that's the problem. It's learning and verifying you actually learned. I'm not saying "unless you can solve homework problems you haven't learned", but... kinda? With a complex gene
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2mo ago
At least until a prosecutor tries to charge them with a sex crime, and you get caught in the trouble.
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2mo ago
I like btop, but there are downsides: 1.) No zram/zswap statistics. (Though htop only supports zram also.) 2.) No ZFS statistics breakdown. 3.) Doesn't support Arc GPU yet. 4.) I can't disable the disk fill bars, which makes
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3mo ago
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2870557/
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3mo ago
I wish they'd make it easier to adjust individual engine's weight, ideally right from the UI instead of a config file. Personally, after bumping up Google/Wiby and bumping down DDG/Presearch/Startpage (and disabling
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3mo ago
> There’s still a lot of utility stations in the LF/longwave band. Particularly time signals (WWVB in the US, ALS162 in France, DCF77 in Germany, JJY in Japan, etc.) I meant just the broadcast band 148.5-283.5 kHz. (Though I'd
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3mo ago
IMO, when the last LW transmitter shuts down, the whole band needs to be reallocated to hams. Realistic small-ish antennas are shockingly doable with a capacitance hat, loading coil, and counterpoise.
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3mo ago
> Memory manufacturers are going to ramp up Given the prior boom-bust cycles, they are essentially slow-walking expansion to whatever plans they had prior to the AI boom. Don't expect things to let up for awhile, even if AI crashes
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C.M. Kosemen – Dinosauroids [2008/2019]
(cmkosemen.com)
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4mo ago
Looks like a 980B. Pic from a DC-8 sim for reference. https://i.imgur.com/b3py96N.jpeg https://imgur.com/gallery/dc-8-simulator-xY7eS
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They're Closing the Best Boondocking Spots – Here's the Proof
(liketheresnotomorrow.net)
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