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edoloughlin
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About edoloughlin
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Comment #49070524
> What happens to the pages after? No one needs them anymore, so they get mulched and recycled. Strictly speaking, no one needs the Sistine Chapel or the Pietà etc. It would be a s…
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Comment #48618421
One thing that drives me nuts every time I save a new file or 'save as'. File chooser appears and I automatically start typing to enter/change the filename. But the filter input al…
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Comment #48349007
“a 30% slowing of cognitive decline in early Alzheimer’s patients in controlled trials. None of this is in the marketing on the tub sitting in most gym bags” Why would it be? I’m s…
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Comment #48294535
"This is the killer issue" I have to ask - did you use AI to generate this response?
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Comment #48074053
I’ve started using HTML for reports recently. But I always use a markdown file as an intermediate and tell the LLM to generate a fancier version of it with SVG for graphs/pictures …
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Comment #47676927
Or your provider randomly decides you need to be on an enterprise plan: https://robindev.substack.com/p/cloudflare-took-down-our-web...
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Comment #47629014
I switched to Niri ( https://github.com/niri-wm/niri ) about six months ago and I find it does wonders for focus. Set the default window width to 1/4 or 1/3 of the screen width (de…
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Comment #47483485
And that’s fine because that photo (probably) has some utility to you. The 39.99MB of ads accompanying the 2KB of text you want to read possibly has less utility to you.
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Comment #47413733
An absolute mess for you. A tidy profit for them.
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Comment #47002589
I set up Elementary OS for my 79 yr old mother. No issues.
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Comment #46807857
It’s reductio ad absurdum to make a point. But you could argue that income from Patreon forms part/all of a creator’s salary. I don’t agree that this is an Apple hating thread. Its…
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Comment #46172489
https://nixos.wiki/wiki/CUDA It’s not too bad. As others have said, AI makes it easy to get right.
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Comment #45462753
and the whole swiping from the button [bottom?] kept making the screen go down to the bottom half This happens to me way more than I would like. For the life of me, I can't figure …
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Comment #45043146
> not sure why some people are reacting negatively to some poetry... As another commenter pointed out, the poem is a parody of a Yeats poem. An an extract from another of his poems…
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Comment #44596958
I'm amazed that I had to scroll this far to find a comment on this. Then again, I don't live in the US.
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Comment #43796876
> I also don't have any concrete examples jumping to mind I do (and I may get publicly shamed and shunned for admitting I do such a thing): figuring out how to fix parenthesis matc…
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Comment #43796738
Given that Gemini seems to have frequent availability issues, I wonder if this is a strategy to offload low-hanging fruit (from a human-effort pov) to the user. If it is, I think t…
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Comment #43514939
If they agree to mine crypto for you then you send valid data. Is this a win-win? (I feel I need to preemptively state that I am being sarcastic.)
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Comment #43476699
I'm being trite, but if you can detect an AI bot, why not just serve them random data? At least they'll be sharing some of the pain they inflict.
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Comment #42877841
Isn't CUDA a pretty good moat for Nvidia?
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Comment #42163673
I think finding a meaningful way recognise a significant contributor in a way that doesn’t really impact anyone is something to be encouraged. I imagine that most people would use …
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Comment #41523183
Looks really nice on an initial view. Will explore in a bit more depth and check back later