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matthews3

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    Comment #49179428

    If you like Emacs, why not make Emacs your harness? https://github.com/karthink/gptel

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    Comment #49046091

    I hate it when I have to think for myself.

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    Comment #48828552

    Is 2008 a good cut-off? My 2016 BMW doesn't really have any annoying electronics or nannies compared to my 2005 model (other than electronic power steering :))

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    Comment #47604772

    We could abbreviate that to SND!

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    Comment #47486890

    Em dashes, twice!

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    Comment #47405268

    I live a 5 hour train ride from London and my mobile data is also unusable.

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    Comment #47326752

    AI generate some feedback, then just move onto the next project, and repeat.

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    Comment #47307492

    It's a bot that reposts popular links from Lobste.rs.

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    Comment #46976518

    > bets Investments on Kalshi!

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    Comment #46943840

    I'd love to read about your setup!

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    Comment #46703937

    Milk, then cereal, then bowl!

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    Comment #46139700

    Java Applets were my introduction to programming! I'm sad to see them go.

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    Comment #46060793

    Fans can move a lot more air than convection.

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    Comment #46013894

    At the silicon level, it is the same. Each memory DIMM/stick is made up of multiple DRAM chip. ECC DIMMs have an extra chip for storing the error correcting parity data. The bottle…

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    Comment #45957373

    > Which build process are you talking about? The one in the comment I replied to.

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    Comment #45955882

    Could you run XSLT as part of your build process, and serve the generated HTML?

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    Comment #45945465

    I think for AGM batteries, it uses different charging curves depending on the age/health of the battery.

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    Comment #45939358

    A 300mm wafer on a recent process node (TSMC N3) is estimated to be around $20k at quantity[1]. I don't know what kind of testing and crazy packaging processes would cost for a waf…

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    Comment #45712512

    The readme is very overwhelming but still doesn't tell me anything about the language, and the only file in the example directory is a hello world. It might be good to expand on th…

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    Comment #45573139

    > Seems like I loaded the film incorrectly and nothing was on them, so I hate my life right now. Let’s skip this part then. That's a shame! It's a mistake almost everyone that has …

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    Comment #45302903

    > Boom. Subscription gone. Access revoked. Business workflows broken. Maybe we need more regulation to require a grace period after a failed payment...

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    Comment #45234932

    > Normally they only use primes to achieve compact setup There are the two Tri-Elmar-M lenses (16-18-21, and 28-35-50) which select between discrete focal lengths instead of zoomin…

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    Comment #45002256

    The baud rate is just sent to the USB device, so that if you were making a real USB-serial adapter, you'd know how fast to go :)