eagle2com

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by eagle2com 2mo ago
It is drowning in sarcasm, so I would say yes, it is a joke.
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by eagle2com 8mo ago
Please, printers have never worked, it's a side effect when they do.
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by eagle2com 8mo ago
How about in a cynical sarcastic context? Do you think "fair" still has no place in it? That's how I interpreted the original message anyway. I guess I still have hope, maybe foolishly, that people don't mean it literall
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by eagle2com 9mo ago
Wine is a carcinogen? Does not look like it from this meta-analysis. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10507274/
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by eagle2com 1y ago
Hm, I never understood the need for serrated bread knives. They make a mess and my chef's knife cuts bread just fine?
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by eagle2com 1y ago
Not on a numpad. I heard rumors some actually use it ^^
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by eagle2com 1y ago
That read like sarcasm to me tbh, your parent post.
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by eagle2com 2y ago
I would say they are changing the promise, not breaking it. Breaking it would have been if they sold data with the old description (which is not the case, is it?).
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by eagle2com 2y ago
Doesn't Tracy have the capability to do sampling as well? I remember using it at some point, even if it was finicky to setup because windows.
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by eagle2com 2y ago
Huh, I assumed relatively modern phones would have overcharge protection? Maybe even bypassing the battery when plugged in and fully charged?
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by eagle2com 2y ago
I don't see why some tokens could not get associated with "begins with A". The models are obviously not trained enough on such examples to do it consistently, but I would not say they are "blind".
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by eagle2com 2y ago
> Retailers could glean valuable insights from tracking how a shopper scans shelves and selects items. What a dystopian prospect. This being the second possible application thought of (as a good thing!) by a team member is quite distur
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by eagle2com 3y ago
How am I supposed to complete the LinkedIn quizz for HTML (the programming language) when the documentation states that <bdo> will result in values "anded" together >:(
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by eagle2com 3y ago
Would it be more correct to say it is the smallest _measurable_ length, just like the "size" of the universe is just the limit of what we can observe (measure) ?
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by eagle2com 3y ago
We are using it as another point in the comparison between our everyday lives scale, and the extremes of our universe. It turns out, as beings living in the 10^0m scale, we are much closer to the size of the universe 10^27, than to the smal
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by eagle2com 3y ago
Research concerning sleep is very interesting, but also extremely counterproductive for me. Now I have yet another thing to worry about if I don't sleep enough/correctly, and thus I _will_ sleep worse for a while.
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by eagle2com 4y ago
That is the option of last resort, when you have already pushed _and_ you cannot mess with the history anymore. The other one being reseting your local branch to a previous commit and force pushing if needed. Edit: wording
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by eagle2com 5y ago
earlyoom is your friend, if you don't care that the process with highest memory usage by default gets killed when shit hits the fan. You can protect processes of your choice if you configure it beyond a apt install. http://m
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by eagle2com 5y ago
Microsoft acquired github in 2018