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devrandoom
1y ago
Feedback: This crowd likes technical docs. These docs are nothing like that, and raise more questions than they answer.
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devrandoom
1y ago
Fugues are still being written. Here's one from 2016, although a bit controversial: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RZxCAqCUgug
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1y ago
Also, one important thing I've learnt is not to take in advice from obnoxious people.
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1y ago
Cancer? It's poisoned blood and slayer of puppies, hopes and dreams. It's the lord of hell.
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1y ago
Wow, this goes instantly to my toolbox. Thanks for writing this and sharing it! It only happens a few times a year that I need to batch rename. Buy when I do my adrenaline levels go up by about two espressos.
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1y ago
Won't this be used to spam AI with ads and "search engine optimization" equivalent?
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1y ago
> Pine is well suited to its use What isn't well suited for it's use?
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1y ago
Strange but fantastic
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1y ago
Why?
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1y ago
This is a bug tracker. What you are describing is much closer to a project management tool, just to make the difference clear.
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1y ago
I currently use ocrmypdf for my private library. Then Recoll to index and search. Is there a better solution I'm missing?
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1y ago
Currently 42% done https://www.project2025.observer/
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1y ago
It's sad to see the US being dismantled from within.
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1y ago
Performance reasons? Malware development? Hacking?
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1y ago
This could be an interesting take, GDPR wise. Google handling personal emails of people that have no contract or business relationship with Google.
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1y ago
If he is taxed, he should renounce US citizenship as he's very unlike to move back to the US.
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1y ago
I stopped flagging things on SO when some of my flags were deemed unhelpful. They clearly weren't.
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1y ago
It's hard to get the idea down from one's head into a document, as this text shows.
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1y ago
Why don't they triple the tarrifs and triple the income? The gov would be rolling in money.
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Improving Flying Drones by Mimicking Flying Squirrels
(hackaday.com)
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1y ago
Also bear in mind that you're slowly strolling on the road to burnout.
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1y ago
Haha, I know that feeling. Usually I get an idea, wait 4 years and someone else will have done it. Even "bad" ideas. I had an idea in the mid 90s about mass internet surveillance. But then I thought it would be so disgusting that
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Novel High Resolution 3D Printing Method for Metals and Ceramics [video]
(youtube.com)
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1y ago
This could be a substory in Terry Pratchett's Discword. Some eccentric wizard combining mathematics with football.
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1y ago
Nothing wrong with reviewing your own code per se. But it's not a "code review" as such. It's very hard to spot your own mistakes, you tend to read what you intended to write, not what's actually written. This appli
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1y ago
Trump made them an offer they couldn't refuse.
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1y ago
That requires you to know when the item was imported. The tarrif forecast is a harder business than mid level wizardry.
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1y ago
Reddit is furious, understandably. I wonder if other groups are using AI to post on Reddit too?
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Researchers experimented on Reddit users with AI-generated comments
(engadget.com)
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1y ago
What are the modern methods and what's to back up they're better?
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