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Comment #48722746
You have to put them in pairing mode first: For airpod pros: Open the lid, keep the earbuds in the case, double tap your finger on the case just below the green led, The led should…
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Comment #46962237
An explicit type
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Comment #46526697
I have it the opposite way. Moving my right hand from the keyboard to the mouse doesn’t save me time - so as with most things: YMMV
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Comment #46400519
There is definitely also a manager dick-measuring contest based on headcount, going on in large orgs.
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Comment #46211763
Not sure what you mean by cryptographic strength - they are both Unique ID generators, not meant for anything related to cryptography. UUIDv7 has 62 bits of random data, ULID uses …
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Comment #46192010
I stumbled over your string art turtle some time ago and like one of the commenters on [1], I was wondering about your tool to create points from a image [1] https://turtletoy.net/…
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Comment #46094793
Sounds like the people behind Solar Roadways found a new project.
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Comment #45993644
Because all the conference rooms were already booked.
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Comment #45846988
What resources will it pull away if it’s unmaintained?
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Comment #45845823
Not a great analogy, since a digital copy leaves the original intact unlike your apples
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Comment #45838910
Different countries have different laws regarding what falls under freedom of speech. The CDN providers say they take a net-neutrality stance. If a court order from a specific coun…
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Comment #45837892
You are missing the point. Blocking a CDN providers IP range, means blocking all the websites using the CDN - not just the nazi-poster.com.
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Comment #45832603
I've heard that a major hurdle for these "cell-factories", is moving from lab to industrial scale. Ofc initial cost of the product is typically also a lot higher, but that is the s…
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Comment #45797755
28 pounds - that's gigantic compared to this https://now.tufts.edu/2011/09/05/worlds-smallest-electric-mo...
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Comment #45797666
The article states that it's a proprietary project
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Comment #45758277
Thanks, I see your point. Was not trying to be snarky/funny, but rather come with counter example to parent. I was thinking about the (recent) "Era of globalization" - but perhaps …
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Comment #45757965
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Comment #45570838
[1] shows that they their coal plants have not been sitting idle i 2025 and are producing close to what they did in 2024. [2] shows that coal based electricity produced is still in…
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Comment #45448080
Hoping the answer is: we used ChatGPT to create the build :)
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Comment #45442598
You must have some other sources than that site. Downloaded the CSV, and at the risk of misinterpreting the columns here is some simple filtering: % of total energy generation EU C…
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Comment #45422384
I was thinking about basic tool use. I expect a junior engineer candidate to wield a computer way better than my mom. They are applying for a junior engineer position not and appre…
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Comment #45422197
Some points in parent comment are absolutely valid IMO. Would you hire a carpenter who walks back and forth to his toolbox to pickup at single nail at a time and then use the hamme…
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Comment #45419011
That was the extreme case - the multi-scan would be gotten if a casual reader tried your (neat by all means) AND-only query on a non-indexed table (or partially indexed for that ma…
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Comment #45418874
It's a big help if you know how to retrieve and interpret execution plans for the database you use.