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Comment #46626113
It's not very frequently updated, and there's not a lot on it, but here's mine! domainofheraclius.info
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Comment #44483507
Regarding sniffing out "networker"s. At one of the first "networking" events I attended, I spoke for a bit with a particular person. An hour or two later, we ended up in the same c…
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Comment #44483489
Can you be a little more specific about what you consider gross? I only read the article because of your comment; I got curious. Most of it just seems like common courtesy, and a f…
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Comment #43612025
Scholastic Metaphysics: A Contemporary Introduction by Edward Fesser I stumbled across this completely by accident while doing research for a history of science class I was designi…
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Comment #42899533
Oh! I didn't know that actually. That's useful information.
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Comment #42895506
These days, I personally haven't had any issues with odd scanners or printers and getting them to work. Years ago it was nightmarish, but now it tends to be a lot easier than Windo…
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Comment #42895465
> In both cases, asking for forgiveness (dereferencing a null pointer and then recovering) instead of permission (checking if the pointer is null before dereferencing it) is an opt…
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Comment #42122673
Privet. Freakin' privet. I have spent countless hours trying to eradicate the descendants of a privet hedge that my great grandfather planted a hundred years ago; they've been taki…
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Comment #42122600
He sure got a gift for naming things. Between his S3XY cars and the Big Falcon Rocket from back in the day.
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Comment #42122585
Not to mention that the cost per search in terms of compute and energy is so much smaller for web search than for running an LLM. I forget the exact numbers now, but it was orders …
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Comment #42122553
That's an interesting positive spin on what is clearly a cost-cutting feature. I'm on the unlimited search tier, so it hasn't really been a big deal, but it's worth noting that cli…
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Comment #42122526
I agree! I love a nice big dial--my car still has them for volume, heat, etc., and I cannot imagine dealing with one that didn't.
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Comment #42122507
The fact that you can do stuff like this with a typesetting system has always amused me. Back when I was in grad school for mechanical engineering, some other people in my research…
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Comment #42122456
If any entity needs some effort put into process streamlining and efficiency, it's the US government. But, seriously... Why, oh why, did it have to be called "DOGE"?
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Comment #42122427
"In the meantime, you can still buy blank cartridges and GB Interceptors from FerranteCraft's Etsy store, but everything else will have to be bought from the publisher's website. "…
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Comment #39037824
Right, but just because it doesn't appear to be dangerous doesn't mean it won't be in the long term. Unless there've been studies already done on the effects of long term exposure,…
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Comment #39037811
I didn't think of that. This seems like a very good idea. Put the lights where the people aren't , but where the pathogens will be circulating.
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Comment #39037782
UV light is also pretty bad for humans, is it not? Sunburn, skin-cancer, and all that. I seem to recall a recent mistake where some UV disinfectant lights were used at an event, re…