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pengaru
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About pengaru
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Comment #49223656
It's not like this is an unknown gimp problem - conventional search turns up plenty of results describing this class of bugs and advising to disable the previews.
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Comment #49110586
Politicians are selling to their audiences, there's no more truth in their words than any other sales/marketing scheme. Of course we're fucked.
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Comment #48962291
> In the end, it's basically a Toyota Hilux. that's quite the optimistic end! There's absolutely zero chance this ends with a pickup powered by the venerable Toyota 22R-E I4 or an …
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Comment #48961745
think window shopping which upon writing I realized may not even be something folks born after 2010 have even heard of... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Window_shopping
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Comment #48960959
fiction
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Comment #48925808
FreeBSD has never played a significant role in the Free Software Movement. Frankly I'm surprised there was any GPL code at all in the FreeBSD base repo in 2026.
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Comment #48885105
will we ever be free from the curse of believing correlation == causation
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Comment #48736105
My impression of new car design aesthetics is they're mostly ugly to me because they're optimizing for selling to a different market than mine (USA). New automobiles starting looki…
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Comment #48700120
It's arguably a good strategy to make mountains out of mole hills from their perspective. It drains the regulators' finite resources on relatively trivial matters, and I think it g…
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Comment #48662694
it's externalizing the real work all the way down
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Comment #48646161
In the context of US roads, it's an extremely rare specimen which by itself makes it interesting. But even beyond that, lightweight, mid front engine, rwd, turbo variants, this is …
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Comment #48548900
AIUI This relationship between PG&E and SF/CPUC has a corrupt history dating back to the 90s with Willie Brown and later even Kamala Harris. It's a part of why Republicans actually…
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Comment #48545895
"extreme pro level" how old are you?
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Comment #48544949
There's no need for missing answers as to why copper is appreciated as a water transport/storage medium. It's the same reason it's traditionally used as cladding on boat hulls, and…
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Comment #48542696
Rogan is obviously pro psychedelics, and was even featured in the oval office during the recent Ibogaine approval signing. I think it's worth noting if this N=1 "study" has any ass…
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Comment #48517653
If everyone in the team behaves this way there's no substrate creating opportunities for people like this to capitalize on. I often fall into this role, and historically have made …
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Comment #48415793
The GenAI mess has delivered a new form of Eternal September[0] but for the software development communities. I wonder what it will be referred to as, after the dust settles? [0] h…
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Comment #48338341
You also got older and probably less fit. As a bald man my experience has been the main determining factor is how hard am I working on maintaining an athletic physique that year.
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Comment #48273464
If you look up either "half measures" or "unintended consequences" they should both say "See also: California"
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Comment #48152952
wow, that's a charitable take IME the manager just approves the PR themself to "bias for action", someone else will pick up the pieces
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Comment #48124580
I've noticed there's a pattern of behavior with folks living in the forested parts of California where they expect everyone else to subsidize their impractical choice on where to p…
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Comment #48124416
"intelligence"
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Comment #48023102
seems like an obvious application would be game development? procedural curve functions are used quite a lot, look up "tweening" for instance.
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Comment #48023007
wiring up an RNG to your CLI has fairly obvious risks, the root of the problem is ~everyone's treating GenAI as if it's AGI - the rest is popcorn fodder.
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Comment #48022645
A lot of comments in here are obviously describing Americans, as if that's representative of some global human reality, without acknowledging the elephant in the room is a cultural…