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dkh
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About dkh
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Comment #49122680
And you don’t expect it to improve? At the rate things are going?
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Comment #48930235
“human in the loop scheduler” is very funny
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Comment #47204932
Funny, I also accidentally formatted my dad’s hard drive, destroying work, while trying to install Red Hat, though in my case it was 6.2 “Zoot” somewhere around 1999.
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Comment #46270346
Crazy
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Comment #46106155
Not sure, but we know that it is definitely not AWS’ job to pollute it
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Comment #45952530
Just glad to see content from the Griffith Observatory on here. A wonderful benefit to the public and a point of pride for many Angelenos.
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Comment #45952494
I give things like Duolingo a pass because it’s not trying to trick me into doing something they want me to do but I don’t want to do. It’s trying to gamify something that I do gen…
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Comment #45639873
oh god some of these just brought back memories long repressed
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Comment #45195542
I think you might be misunderstanding. The semantic line breaks described here are not shown to readers. They are visible only to the person writing/editing the text, as a tool for…
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Comment #44934505
I just made a root comment with my experience seeing their process at work, but yeah it really cannot be overstated how efficient and effective their archiving process is
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Comment #44934475
Excellent! ArchiveTeam have always been impressive this way. Some years ago, I was working at a video platform that had just announced it would be shutting down fairly soon. I forg…
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Comment #44860697
Incredible show
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Comment #44809984
> I'll leave this here: https://wiby.me I’m still not entirely sure what this is, but I visited, hit “Surprise Me”, and then spent a couple hours listening to/enjoying the retro-lo…
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Comment #44772596
I felt the same way, but admittedly the scenario in which I would encounter it was always “in a dark, quiet room at 3am after downloading something and forgetting once again that t…
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Comment #44772514
No, prejudice is bad, full stop. By definition it means to judge someone for something before you actually know for sure that they have/do the thing that bothers you. It doesn’t ma…
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Comment #44772211
You know, for someone who clearly is a bit triggered (reasonably) by dealing with whatever stereotypes and judgements people make about trucks and truck owners, their post is quite…
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Comment #44570217
Makes me wonder how often A.I. will be used by creative people to write themselves out of the equation voluntarily because they are self-critical or have imposter syndrome
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Comment #44570191
Yeah, but here’s the question: If/when A.I. can nail those things, will that be good or bad?
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Comment #44337178
Finally, the killer app to checkmate the Wayland naysayers: BeOS API implementation
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Comment #44221837
Just out of curiosity, what would you consider a reasonable price for such a service in your region?
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Comment #44221823
Are you just worried about his/their divided attention or are there specific projects that concern you?
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Comment #44019401
A classic. Not something I personally use these days, but I think just as a piece of software it is an eternally good example of something simple, powerful, well-engineered, pleasa…
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Comment #43843190
By "hostile" are you referring to Europe's tendency to adopt new technologies deliberately and methodically, taking into consideration things like ethics, public safety, and societ…
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