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oslem

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    Comment #48196093

    Sounds like a great contribution you could make!

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    Comment #48093837

    I would imagine running a local LLM for development isn’t as popular as using a hosted provider. I don’t personally host a local model, but I have shared GPUs and storage volumes w…

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    Comment #47514132

    I use their widgets more than the app itself. They display the most important information I need well imo.

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    Comment #46621466

    H&M is awful, but Uniqlo has some great products that will last. I’m a big fan of a few of their t-shirts, especially the heavy cotton tees. You really gotta get your hands on each…

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    Comment #46621416

    Polyester is great for performance clothing where you need lots of moisture, but it retains stench really poorly compared to other materials. When I travel, I love my merino + nylo…

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    Comment #45567885

    I always enjoy these lists. I think most folks out there could probably successfully adopt at least one or two of these tools. For me, that’s ripgrep and jq. The former is a great …

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    Comment #45154461

    Mind Your Manners brought back some seriously nostalgic memories. Thank you!

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    Comment #43823630

    No offense, but this comment is very reductionist. The problem isn’t nearly as simple as you’re making it out to be.

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    Comment #43795240

    100% agree. I would be fine if they had an estimated time-to-fully-charged displayed on the screen. I don’t need to know the status of my vehicle, personally. I would imagine a thi…

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    Comment #43614721

    You are absolutely correct. Perhaps I should’ve worded “detrimentally destroyed” as “catastrophic failure.” The rebuild process between runs is fascinating to watch. I’ve never see…

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    Comment #43614048

    I disagree. Drag racing involves incredible honed vehicle endurance, just on a much shorter timescale. It’s an engineering problem with the goal of outputting as much power as poss…

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    Comment #42656482

    I’ve tried using iTerm2’s automatic profile switching feature to adjust the theme depending on the connection, but I’ve never been able to get it to work reliably.

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    Comment #42150783

    One thing I like about them is the peace of mind it brings. On the very rare occasion that I somehow forget to close my garage when I leave (maybe I’m in a rush and the button in m…

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    Comment #42072850

    Alright everyone, we’ve trained for this. Grab your popcorn and get a good seat. It’s the return of the of great mono/poly repo debate.

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    Comment #41530250

    You could make the same argument about a 250 euro espresso machine and a 30 euro moka pot. If the materials are better and the buyer likes it, it’s worth it to them at least. I thi…

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    Comment #41286508

    I really enjoy using Zed whenever I can. It’s incredibly snappy and has a clean UI. I agree with some of the other sentiments in this thread that I wish that the developers would f…

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    Comment #41286488

    I’ve used VSCode extensively because of its flexibility, remote extension, and (decent) speed. I enjoyed IntelliJ in the past, but I encountered countless performance issues on lar…

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    Comment #40975656

    There’s too much variation in size of wires and pipes for it to work well. Wires may also be tucked back farther on the stud.

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    Comment #40556104

    I’d imagine 16 hours is a low estimate if OP wants to retain formatting.

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    Comment #39986329

    The “cheap” saws in this scenario are still several hundred dollars. A SawStop is made well enough to withstand multiple activations and costs $100 for a new cartridge plus the cos…

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    Comment #39986311

    For (2), I believe SawStops do have an override switch to disable the protection just for this reason.

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    Comment #39986300

    This isn’t realistic. Table saws are central to many hobbyist workshops and good table saw weigh several hundred pounds. Renting a table saw is far too inconvenient for most.

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    Comment #39871433

    I just drove across this bridge today. Always a great journey.

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    Comment #39793685

    I have a hard time believing that Apple is incapable of providing at least a limited API for the Apple Watch. I wouldn’t expect full feature parity when using an Apple Watch with a…

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    Comment #38872621

    Sounds to me that you just described the format of a BlackBerry! I could almost envision a clip-on (or magnetic?) keyboard that sits on top of your screen when you need it. Perhaps…