drabbiticus

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by drabbiticus 13d ago
I don't think that the Anisakis species discussed in this article would generally be considered microscopic, as demonstrated by various photos included in the article. The Trypanorhyncha larvae are smaller, but also likely to be visibl
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by drabbiticus 15d ago
12 hours before this was posted to HN: https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/117198980596943121 GrapheneOS: "Multiple Google engineers we've contacted have said they aren't able to give us any informatio
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by drabbiticus 18d ago
I would argue that "works fine" != "direct support" when discussing vendors and platforms. Support is a commitment signal, not just a technical capability.
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by drabbiticus 19d ago
Seems likely to be another example of LLMs replicating training corpus. My expectation is that there will be more writing showing why something is counterfeit than why something is genuine, in part because disproving that something is count
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by drabbiticus 20d ago
The presence of social constructs is advantageous to group survival, and an individual operating within a given set of such constructs may choose to adhere to or reject the norms of those constructs. As you say, you do learn things about pe
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by drabbiticus 20d ago
Who is making these rules up? Why do you think they apply universally?
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by drabbiticus 21d ago
This seems likely to be cultural, possibly even microcultural. I know many adults who believe that splitting bills is a normal and reasonable thing to do.
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by drabbiticus 23d ago
> quite a bit younger than You have introduced a comparison, which thus begs the following questions: 1. What is the event that defines "China proper"? 2. What is the event that defines "Europe [proper]" to you?
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by drabbiticus 1mo ago
I don't think Firefox should automatically spoof a Chrome user agent.
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by drabbiticus 2mo ago
Not even saying you are wrong, but the linked article does not appear to support your premise that AI was related to this decision at all. Is there further evidence you have that specifically relates to the specific decision of this particu
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by drabbiticus 2mo ago
Just imagine a "Missing Milk" [1] on the side of a milk carton campaign. I'd be so confused haha. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing-children_milk_carton
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by drabbiticus 2mo ago
I admit I've had the privilege of not following the war between Russia/Ukraine very closely, but your question seems to assume that Russia has been clearly delineating between civilian and military targets. "UN Meetings Cover
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by drabbiticus 2mo ago
Can you clarify the collab architecture and what gets shared vs. not shared with Bento servers to enable this collaboration?
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by drabbiticus 2mo ago
The site does include a way to use a throwaway key and IIRC it was there last night too. ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -f ~/.ssh/late_throwaway && ssh -o IdentitiesOnly=yes -i ~/.ssh/late_throwaway late.sh Based
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by drabbiticus 2mo ago
This is helpful to know, but also pretty general security practice. If you are auditing an artifact, only use that audited artifact after, don't assume that a network endpoint can never change what it serves. If you must use a newly do
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by drabbiticus 3mo ago
> I get that involving a human body complicates the analysis. That was the point: that you can’t appeal to it as a simple example to ground the intuition in other case. Yeah, fair enough. It's unfortunate that the comment you were r
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by drabbiticus 3mo ago
> In fact it takes positive energy just told a weight at a fixed height, doing zero mechanical work! Stacking a weight on top of a table holds it at a fixed height and requires zero mechanical work. The failure in intuition here relates
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by drabbiticus 3mo ago
Because they were more focused on the stills than the movie. IOW, a screenshot when you scroll it to the "right" spot looks clean and balanced. Personally, I think it's a bad UX decision, but also easy to scroll past once you
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by drabbiticus 3mo ago
`rmdir` is not `rm -rf`. It only removes empty directories.
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by drabbiticus 4mo ago
slop is such a poorly defined term that it's very hard to answer your question meaningfully. Is all code generated by AI slop? Many different opinions on this and questions to be answered as LLMs continue to shift the programming lands
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by drabbiticus 4mo ago
As far as I'm concerned, it's a feature when the viewer controls the number of spaces per tab, it's a bug when someone else does (as is often the case online via css `tab-size`).
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by drabbiticus 5mo ago
We may be getting off-topic, but I despise how LLMS made em-dashes a thing that people associate with slop posts.
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by drabbiticus 5mo ago
Great, thanks for the clarification!
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by drabbiticus 5mo ago
Can someone help confirm whether I understand correctly the semantics difference between the final-line eval of x^ vs. x* ? It seems like either one evaluates the contents of the `box`, and would only make a difference if
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by drabbiticus 5mo ago
> holds my place can you give an example of what you mean and how you might expect it to be achieved with a reloaded diff? otherwise `while true; git diff --color=always |less -r; done` gets you most of the way to what you are asking for
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by drabbiticus 5mo ago
Thanks for sharing! > Before writing any code, I spent time on detailed specs, an architecture doc, and a style guide. All public: https://github.com/brightbeanxyz/brightbean-studio/tree/main... > It to
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by drabbiticus 6mo ago
Most likely the (legally) correct thing to do in the US is to first report the landlord to the relevant agency, possibly named something like Licensing and Inspections or Fair Housing or somesuch. Each local jurisdiction will have it's
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by drabbiticus 9mo ago
No. MIDI controllers have their place, but many people work without one, or only use one for live performances. There are often also way more knobs in the various FX chains in a DAW than you would reasonably want to map to a controller, but
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by drabbiticus 10mo ago
For the sake of easy reference, I'll leave the relevant snippet from the linked article so people can decide for themselves with a bit more information: > Another important note - some binary blobs and other non-free software compon
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by drabbiticus 10mo ago
> being dead is quite a good alibi Maybe I'm misreading either TFA or your comment, but both Picasso and Apollinaire were alive in 1911? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pablo_Picasso https://en.wikiped

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