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5d ago
I just checked and there's 4 levels of data speed (including USB 4 Gen 4) and 3 levels of power (up to 240 W) but I wouldn't be surprised if that is an outdated answer.
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6d ago
Garmin Pay? My Vivoactive lasts about 7-8 days with sleep tracking and phone notifications. 20 days if you disable phone connectivity.
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6d ago
Err, phones removed the headphone port, largely to sell more accessories.
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6d ago
As I understand it the codec used in Bluetooth headsets is from 2003 and doesn't use the bit rate effectively compared to a newer codec. Sometimes a device will support a newer codec especially with the aptX branding, and even rarer wi
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15d ago
I think I've heard about this before, apparently Apple encourages its employees to use the same iCloud account for personal and business use.
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18d ago
Monzo I've Fallen And I Can't Get Up
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21d ago
Yes, involving the Public Suffix List. It's quite ridiculous you need to register your domain on a list of you want to offer subdomains.
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1mo ago
This is about tracking not actual functionality .
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1mo ago
Most probable usually means for a specific prompt. How can this operate without the the original prompt?
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1mo ago
I think there's an argument for throwing AttributeError instead of silently going to N+1 behaviour.
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2mo ago
It's cute but after a paragraph or two I immediately thought, let me choose what Burroughs I care about and get a result. However, the link to do this was way, way down the page.
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2mo ago
Has anybody reported a refusal and managing to complete their task? I just see 0% whatever I input.
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2mo ago
No, commits always display the files in a fixed order, and then display changes from line 1 to line N. An AI could select the order to display in, add per hunk commentary and automatically adjust how much context lines are displayed.
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2mo ago
A lot of these pdfs contain steps which are optional or only apply in certain situations. Does that decrease the complexity because there are less steps to do? Or does it increase.. the cyclomatic complexity!
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2mo ago
It is lean-verified, so it can be trusted unless the Lean statement of the hypothesis is not an accurate description of the hypothesis.
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2mo ago
That's likely because of antitrust. If they let their software hook into Windows Update, then they would need to let everybody do the same.
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3mo ago
It is the em dashes and the excessive wordiness as well as a lot of "not this, but that". Eg: "Not dramatically. Just quietly. " -- This is filler words. Whether it's dramatic or quiet has no relevance to the point
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4mo ago
It really isn't. There is no official "Chinese Export" mark. And it's legal to use the real CE mark just to indicate that you (the manufacturer) believe the product complies with European regulations. Some manufacturers
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4mo ago
At least they get recalled. I don't think any Temu products are getting recalled.
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4mo ago
I can understand Android (including the Linux kernel) being "too big" and "too separate" to go into Google3, but why Chromium? When it was forked from KHTML/WebKit it was probably not that big compared to the rest o
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5mo ago
Spotify was another big proponent of DynamoDB, does anybody know how that went?
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5mo ago
You only need a couple of Active Directory and Exchange servers here and there. But who's using IIS or SQL Server these days? Sharepoint also seems to be on a downturn.
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5mo ago
What is writing if not a way to be perceived by others. Ideally not perceived as an LLM! I saw it too and OP has likely picked up these idioms from the sheer amount of AI-assisted or generated writing out there.
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5mo ago
Can we get some pictures with the hinge closed?
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6mo ago
A thick cable tangles less easily.
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6mo ago
This has been known for decades, how many audiophiles are still buying this stuff?
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6mo ago
How could software engineers in London and Stockholm understand the effects of racial segregation on music preferences?
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6mo ago
I don't think the contents is AI sklop at all. It just haooens to be abiut AI.
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7mo ago
How big an issue was that really? Pick it up and put it back together and it turns on again.
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7mo ago
The UK banned disposable vapes, the suppliers now add a charging port and the ability to put in refills. The refills cost as much or more than the vapes so now people throw away the "reusable" vapes as if they were disposable.
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