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ldmosquera
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Comment #45078692
One thing I hate about modern TV shows is that they have been further sliced into ~5-10min sequences between ad breaks, and even if you watch them without ads, you get narratively …
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Comment #43695647
Small note - https://github.com/flatcar/Flatcar has no code in any branches: > Flatcar project repository for issue tracking, project documentation, etc. Per the building page http…
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Comment #43329155
But it's a continuum, not a hard cutoff. They start hallucinating as soon as you query something they haven't learned verbatim, and they hallucinate/extrapolate sucessfully up to a…
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Comment #42667202
I hate this contant emphasizing with a burning passion; even some newspapers do it. It's like trying to hold a conversation with someone that shouts the important bits to your face…
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Comment #40806033
You left the very best out: dadbod.vim (a DB helper)
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Comment #40664968
This pilot's account of ejecting underwater (!!) after a failed carrier landing is truly amazing: https://www.ejectionsite.com/eunderh2o.htm
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Comment #39953537
I recently got Lenovo Moto G7 Plus (not recent but recent enough for their purpose), because LineageOS fully supports them [1]. Then I found out to unlock the bootloader I had to: …
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Comment #39178364
I lolled at the "egress optimization" tag, then followed it and found this other gem: https://practicalbetterments.com/drill-holes-in-your-keys/ Makes sense in an XKCD kinda way.
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Comment #38659668
Head trackers don't map movement 1:1, more like 1:10 (or so). Thus if you want to look 180 back, you turn maybe 30degs but can still eye the screen. Basically you gesture with your…
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Comment #38412591
If you're interested in the subject, the book "Longitude" by Dava Sobel (mentioned in Resources) is a very good read with lots of historical perspective on how these clocks were bu…
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Comment #37029367
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Comment #36502435
Have a look at visidata, a TUI table viewer/editor with vim keybindings. It's incredibly powerful and fully automatable - everything you do gets recorded as a series of commands wh…
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Comment #17008567
What a pretentious ass
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Comment #15416026
Same O_O
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Comment #13803192
Does anyone else feel like there might be a media attack on Uber lately, possibly funded by competitors or opposing municipalities/taxi companies? It seems like a lot of different …
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Comment #13349881
BRILLIANT.