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Comment #43220686
> False dichotomy. The recommendation is for people on SSRIs to also do therapy. One problem with that is that SSRIs are much more accessible than therapy. In my country, they are …
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Comment #42759271
I've opened an issue about the reordered attribute values (+ another bug I found). Tab pane switching stopped being slow (I suppose my laptop was simply overloaded, and I'm too use…
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Comment #42754667
This is amazing, I had a bunch of work to do on some remote hosts this night and tried using isd as much as possible, to see how it can help me. Some feedback : - it is.. relativel…
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Comment #42652852
It's an interesting event, but this article is a bit misleading, and the title outright wrong : the object did not reach space in any meaningful way, and Robert Brownlee never said…
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Comment #42538786
A first thing to test would be that your voltages are nominal, but the exact details depend on how many phases are coming from the transformer, how they are wired, and whether you …
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Comment #42537565
> the hairdryer is still able to do something to affect the electricity in my office. This may indicate that your neutral line is undersized and/or damaged.
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Comment #41768022
Type defaults are a nice addition, they were something I lacked a lot back when I was still writing Python code. The new interpreter is nice, but I wish they had incorporated the d…
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Comment #41767916
I agree with Josef Bacik, the constant trashing of btrfs is getting really annoying and disrespectful to the filesystem developers, and it's sad to see how another filesystem devel…
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Comment #41761403
I've had a few cases data loss related to ZFS encryption, causing a total loss of a dataset and all of its ancestor snapshots. The key used by this dataset is simply missing from t…
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Comment #40844084
With climate change and our general impact on environment worsening each year, our relationship with technology is starting to be like a big elephant in the room. Do people really …
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Comment #40179311
That different IPv6 will still identify the subscriber, because it will have a shared prefix, usually statically allocated by the provider.
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Comment #40109387
I hope this call to action will come to some form of resolution, as I indeed feel quite uneasy with both the current state of the Nix project and with the involvement of contractor…
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Comment #39506766
Well that's the thing, we really don't understand the long-term effects of SSRIs. PSSD[1] is a thing, reports of long-term anhedonia and/or emotional numbness after quitting SSRIs …
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Comment #39497027
This seems a valid concern to me. I am on the edge of a city, on one side there are endless buildings, and on the other side it's a big open park with some farmland. It's still tec…
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Comment #37557484
A marriage does not equate to submission, but patriarchal issues in current marriages are still very much present.
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Comment #37335022
> I promptly deleted the new-account-going-to-same-mail and breathed normally again... I think at that point I would just have been too scared that this would cascade-delete the ol…
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Comment #36717689
So I work mostly with fiber, which is a bit different than DOCSIS in terms of demarcation and interoperability, but at least with fiber, these economies of scale in management can …
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Comment #36190843
I love email, and to me it is a very important part of our infrastructure, but it is quite cursed as an arbitrary transport. The semantics are very complex, and any transported dat…
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Comment #35723395
I don't know how it works in the UK, but here in France there are many commercial ISPs that cannot provide IPv6 because the underlying infrastructure does not support it. Yes, idea…
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Comment #35708107
I wonder why we didn't use a framed representation rather than delimiters that have to be searched for (which isn't so simple). It makes writing a streaming MIME parser much harder…
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Comment #35396415
For now we've just shown how measuring memory consumption can be tricky at times.
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Comment #35396406
Well, only if you don't count the filesystem cache as "RAM". You still need enough memory so that the kernel can hold all these pages, even if Llama.cpp is not using this memory it…
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Comment #34998597
Also : there is a background color specified, but other colors are not overriden, which causes the text to appear in a color very close to the background color on my browser (the d…
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Comment #34998489
It's also a great example of how even such a little can go wrong. The CSS of the second website is wrong, as it uses 'color' without setting 'background-color'. Assuming anything a…
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Comment #34691359
> Try writing fibonacci with everything immutable in say something simple like JS or python. Good luck doing it without using recursion or reduce. SSA, no recursion, no reduce ;) d…