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by pivo 19d ago
Looks like it supports macOS and Linux as well.
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by pivo 2mo ago
It was a long time ago so I can't say for certain, but she and I both remember it being the Kendall Sq. cinema.
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by pivo 2mo ago
I'd heard from my wife who worked at TMs that they did this so engineers would stop "wasting" time programming animations on those lights.
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by pivo 2mo ago
My wife worked for Thinking Machines back then. I remember that they'd asked Cray to loan them a supercomputer for the film because that's the computer used in the book. Cray brushed them off, so they turned to Thinking Machines w
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by pivo 2mo ago
Speaking of Victorian... I was in a fire department museum in Boston this past weekend and learned that the fire boxes around the city with the levers that one would pull in case of fire would communicate their location to one of the city&#
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by pivo 2mo ago
One of my favorite post card collections is the book "Boring Postcards USA" from the collection of Martin Parr: https://martinparr.com/books/books-edited-by-mp/#gallery/8__... This book is often out
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by pivo 3mo ago
I’ve had the same issues. Bifocals are definitely better, though I now have progressives for general around town or driving purposes because I was talked into them by the saleswoman. “Oh, they’re so much better now than they used to be”. Ma
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by pivo 5mo ago
Yes, exactly. Or some simple text to overlay at the top of the card, it's a very easy problem to solve as far as I can tell.
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by pivo 11mo ago
> They're really, really big I remember an interview with a basketball player while he was in Chicago for a game in which he said something like, "Chicago is so beautiful right here on the ocean"
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by pivo 11mo ago
How so? Seriously asking because it works fine for me.
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by pivo 1y ago
I backed up and upgraded to Tahoe earlier today so I could fully immerse myself in the disaster of a release that is being reported here today. After a half day with Tahoe I simply cannot understand all the drama. It's fine. Maybe a bi
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by pivo 1y ago
The only thing I can think of is that emails accumulate that that means more storage must be added at the data centres, requiring more electricity use. This seems trivial compared to AI power demands to me.
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by pivo 1y ago
Who’s screen though? Does everyone on the project code on the same size screen? What if someone has a 30” monitor and someone else wants to code on their laptop?
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by pivo 1y ago
The op was referring to the highly ungrammatical sentence, "Can we fix it back", not the possibility of fixing the tilt.
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by pivo 1y ago
To add to this, Erlang is a very simple language that you can learn in just a few days. I don't know Elixir but I assume that, as is the case with Erlang, the more difficult thing to learn is OTP and not the language itself. For me Er
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by pivo 1y ago
After reading the third link I desperately wanted to install the 1913 dictionary on my mac but the DictUnifier app that does the installation crashes. Torture! The app appears to be open source ( https://github.com/ponychicke
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by pivo 1y ago
Perhaps, but I'm not giving up just yet.
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by pivo 1y ago
I used a French press for many years and loved it but in the past few years I've started to prefer lighter roasts and I think the Clever dripper does those a bit better. I also think that the Clever is a tiny bit more work than a Frenc
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by pivo 2y ago
I like the bigger phones because of my poor vision and fat fingers. Easier to read, easier to type on.
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by pivo 2y ago
Wow, yeah it happened immediately for me on mobile while I couldn't get past half way on my monitor. Thanks!
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by pivo 2y ago
A friend worked there for years, she said different offices would either be far too hot or else freezing on the same day. There was never a comfortable room. If the interior offices were kept clean and tidy, I can see how it could be kind o
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by pivo 2y ago
I can't install it because I have an older (2020) Intel mac and it requires an M1 or later chip. Is that an accident or is there a real dependency on Apple CPUs?
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by pivo 2y ago
I saw it in a Home Depot in the US once. It was father's day and there was a sign that read, "Dad's Love Tools". Of course they meant to say, "Dads Love Tools". I thought it was particularly funny and embarrass
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by pivo 2y ago
I like your light Vlad theme, installed! Thank you!
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by pivo 2y ago
It looks like Delta Walker's added Windows and Linux support: https://www.deltawalker.com/download
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by pivo 2y ago
It was a reference to Arthur C. Clarke's book, "2010: Odyssey Two" https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/992255-all-these-worlds-are...
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by pivo 2y ago
I really enjoy the Clever dripper too. My big revelation (from a James Hoffman youtube video) was that putting the water in first, made the whole process so much faster and maybe even tastier.
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by pivo 2y ago
I’m pretty sure my AirPods Pro have only about two hours battery life, but that’s probably because they’re at least three years old by now. I still love them though and would buy them again in a second if need be. I also don’t use them for
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by pivo 3y ago
Oh boy: "Listen to me, do you want to use a computer that is always looking at your hands?" It took a second for that warning to sink in.
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by pivo 3y ago
I learned about this recently when my nephew got married. I wrote the card for their wedding gift in cursive and he and his wife asked me what language it was written in.

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