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Firefox new Wrexham shirt sponsor(nytimes.com)
10 points by mprev 2mo ago|5 comments
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by mprev 4mo ago
Isn't the issue the depth of the Irish Sea at the point where Scotland and Ireland are closest? It gets to around 1,000 ft deep there (roughly 5x where the Channel Tunnel goes) and has a bunch of unexploded WW2 bombs dumped there, too.
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by mprev 8mo ago
To be fair, he was kinda forced to release it following a leak, wasn't he?
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Benchmarking LLM Codegen for SQL(beekeeperstudio.io)
2 points by mprev 1y ago|0 comments
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GPT-5 and SQL code generation(beekeeperstudio.io)
7 points by mprev 1y ago|1 comments
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by mprev 1y ago
I gave this a go and it's a really nice way of generating context-aware SQL without having to upload your entire dataset or even just your data model to an LLM. Gives you a conversational interface for your SQL data, alongside a more t
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by mprev 1y ago
A note on liquid versus powder detergents. In the UK, at least, my understanding is that liquid detergents do not contain bleaching agents, whereas powders do. That is, unless you buy a colour-safe powder. If you're pouring bleach into
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by mprev 1y ago
Isn’t this more like Teams vs Slack or Zoom? Consumer brand recognition isn’t the issue. Bundling with Workspace might be.
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by mprev 2y ago
Important to note that the migration works well one way only. If you later want to migrate out it'll be more painful.
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by mprev 2y ago
I'll give a different point of view. I switched my personal email from Google Workspace to Proton. My use case wasn't privacy (especially when 99% of my email is sent to and received from people using Gmail, Office 365, etc.) I wa
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by mprev 2y ago
Great to see a push towards standardisation in this space.
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by mprev 2y ago
To be fair, most of the science fiction is about it being horribly broken or, at least, functioning in ways its human stewards did not intend.
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by mprev 2y ago
I heard someone say that they wished it had been called High Capacity 2, rather than High Speed 2. What we need is more rail capacity, while people opposed to this project latched onto the idea that no one really wanted to get from London t
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by mprev 2y ago
You need a "product", not hourly billing. Defined outcome and a price per engagement, rather than charging for your time.
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by mprev 2y ago
Did we learn nothing from Sim City?
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by mprev 2y ago
I like how your typo makes it sound like a medieval sage.
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by mprev 2y ago
Around 30% is climate levy and similar taxes, plus there’s 5% VAT.
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by mprev 2y ago
These types of interjections haven’t meaningfully changed anything for the better in the past 20 years of people making them. Instead, people get interested in something new and interesting. Then, for a proportion of them, some stranger wil
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by mprev 2y ago
Specific translations, such as the NIV, are copyrighted.
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by mprev 2y ago
In what way best?
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by mprev 2y ago
In between Rabbit and Three they launched Orange, too.
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by mprev 2y ago
It might be more due to the weird way that the government divided responsibility for the metering connectivity. Arqiva have the northern segment and O2 the southern, so they use the method that best suits their existing infrastructure.
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by mprev 2y ago
Did you ever come across a minister named Holt in Gornal?
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Beyond the hobby plan: choosing a free DBaaS(pingcap.com)
1 points by mprev 2y ago|0 comments
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Latam Chile B789 over Tasman Sea on Mar 11th 2024, upset injures 12(avherald.com)
2 points by mprev 3y ago|0 comments
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by mprev 3y ago
Ha, no, but I did check that email account a couple of weeks later just in case.
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by mprev 3y ago
Bard promised me it would design a website for me. It said it’d get back to me in a couple of weeks. I can’t even remember the prompt but it was basically LARPing as a Wordpress theme designer.
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Show HN: DevRel Origin Stories(developerrelations.com)
2 points by mprev 4y ago|0 comments
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by mprev 4y ago
Is that an Octopus plan? If not, are you able to share the name of the provider and the tariff?
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by mprev 4y ago
Manga Steyr builds Jaguars, BMWs, Fiskers, and others under just this model.

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