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Comment #48085547
There's a Scott Alexandar story that plays with this exact topic: Ars Longa, Vita Brevis [1] To your point, I think you're right. I'm not in mathematica, but the value of good peda…
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Comment #47877380
This article is borderline malicious in how it skirts the facts. This wasn't a case where KeePass was compromised in any way, as far as I can tell. This appears to be a basic case …
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Comment #47581817
I'm of two minds on this. On one hand, I appreciate a good piece of gear and the feeling of having things just work. I think anyone who's been on a hunt and one day found a perfect…
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Comment #47043530
What resources would you recommend now? Even if they're a year behind the meta, it's a lot easier to start a year behind than 6+
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Comment #46951939
Can anyone speak to the reliability of using metropolitan statistical areas for something like this? Having lived across on both sides of the tracks in a few, grouping them for som…
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Comment #43945599
I had the same problem when I switched off Google. I didn't have a ton of data, and I just wanted content for past search purposes, so I didn't dig into how the data would be trans…
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Comment #42712987
I can't personally vouch for it as I'm still stuck in Google Photos and would prefer to self-host it, but Ente may interest you. Open source, end-to-end encrypted, self-host or clo…
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Comment #42462684
That's very true, and I'd love to see some actual documentation on how they get to pace numbers. I'm in the same boat with regard to 5K/10K pace, but I reckon it's probably not a h…
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Comment #42462397
I'm hardly a serious runner, but I'd say the pros you laid out for Garmin are quite nice, and the cons are inconsequential to your average fitness tracker user. I'd probably argue …
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Comment #42260879
I'd also link to a recent HN post [0] exploring butterfly flight. The top comment shows the actual flight pattern of a butterfly. Perhaps zombie butterfly fly differently, but othe…
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Comment #41492452
I agree with a lot of the other options, but I'd be remiss if I didn't mention one that isn't always obvious. With all the Big Corp asterisks, Microsoft Business Basic can be a pre…
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Comment #39703108
It is. From my understanding, CPUs execute machine code. Assembly has to be passed through an assembler to get machine code, and that assembler can make other changes as well, so t…
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Comment #39013731
If you use a password manager (which they say they do) it's much quicker to just save that info and automatically populate it. Doubly so considering the MFA hell they went through.…
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Comment #38643191
It'd definitely be possible although, if you're not already using a VPN, I doubt it'd be easier. You could do it a few ways, but the gist would be running the VPN endpoint and the …
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Comment #38265820
Do you have other info on languages that do? In my mind, if a library is compromised and incorporated in software that touches sensitive data then there's no way to meaningfully sa…
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Comment #37956700
The author actually brings this up in the article, and it seems that they are not likely to be deleted (baring vandalism due to their unique status being surfaced, I guess). Spoile…
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Comment #37860812
I think you and the comment you replied to are talking about different things. The comment you replied to IS talking about skipping these inline ads without paying (SponsorBlock). …
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Comment #37837036
This is what I got on a basically brand new OpenAI account: https://chat.openai.com/share/5199c972-478d-406f-9092-061a6b... All told, I'd say it's a decent answer. Edit: I took it …
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Comment #37823432
This is what I do, and I'm surprised that more people don't. It's trivial to clear text or email notifications when you make the purchase as they usually appear very quickly. Plus …
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Comment #37480455
10 years is just the maximum time a domain can be registered at a given time. You can keep adding a year for every year that passes if you'd like.
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Comment #37466230
I haven't listened to Car Talk in years, but I can still remember the number listeners would call. I'm going to go back and listen to some reruns. I imagine it's aged gracefully.
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Comment #37343850
I'd probably take the more charitable view that usage of the phrase in the negative is a willingness to embrace the spirit of the saying rather than attribute it to a misunderstand…
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Comment #37342999
If there was no corollary hill worth dying on then there'd be no reason to specify that the hill in question wasn't worth dying on. Thus, we can assume there are hills worth dying …
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Comment #35339382
While I've never used Google's toilets, cleaning your asshole using a water spray is usually accomplished by a bidet. They're somewhat common in toilets in parts of Europe, and qui…
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Comment #34983895
Not the commenter you asked, but in the United States pumps with one hose are common. All the grades of petrol are dispensed through the same hose, and you just select which one yo…