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About cozzyd
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Comment #49226228
if they have agents write the scrapers you better believe they're playing every evil trick in the book
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Comment #49142652
yes, people (some of whom I know) have looked at this of course: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S136403212... but it's somewhat risky, since if the power goes ou…
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Comment #49132820
Yes but the South Pole burns jet fuel. Not much wind and 6 months of darkness. The hut point peninsula is consistently windy though and the turbines are pretty! https://photos.app.…
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Comment #49132629
Without cubic furlongs I don't have a good intuition for the amount
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Comment #49132614
Just wait for the new reflecting pool standard of official water.
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Comment #49128176
i just saw this for the first time today in Romania...
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Comment #49111087
C compilers are already so fast... Now a fast C++ or rust compiler would be useful.
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Comment #49109725
Or they're self conscious about their use of AI so they take a maximalist stance to compensate.
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Comment #49093332
don't you just love having a point cloud so dense that it's completely unreadable? it seems a lot of people don't know about histograms...
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Comment #49092189
heh, from my address in downtown Chicago, I get 2.34 miles in the shortest direction and > 3000 miles (aka don't reach 100k within the US) in the longest direction (slices of lake …
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Comment #49088152
like, not in a browser?
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Comment #49086553
no support for native GUI?
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Comment #49055460
Python startup time is a problem. I don't know about ts but I bet it's worse.
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Comment #49000675
probably buckeye fans
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Comment #48999126
Used this on our balloon payload! Works like a charm with microchip ICs.
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Comment #48998401
and for Romania, which has far, far more than are listed
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Comment #48994243
yeah, like my university's whole accounting system...
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Comment #48979447
I think it's better now but PDF viewers used to ignore the interpolation method for bitmaps, resulting in colormap histograms turning super blurry depending on how they were saved.…
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Comment #48973746
And so can I using the convenient Firefox VPN...
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Comment #48970402
I'm not concerned with CPU use/wakeups while actively using it, but with it sitting idle doing nothing.
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Comment #48970369
Otherwise an idle TUI wouldn't halve my laptop's battery life. Maybe that's an exaggeration but not that much, based on looking at wakeups in powertop.
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Comment #48914343
But Gemini is bundled with various plans, like the ones that give you more storage for photos.
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Comment #48911275
you should be careful about the times it doesn't say honest!
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Comment #48911166
I'm fine using my mobile browser for things. What I'm not fine on is using the, um, internet intent thing that comes up when you click on a link in slack or email or something and …
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Comment #48899681
SLOC should omit comments no?