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snarg

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    Comment #48804037

    How'd that go for the most recent Windows update?

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    Comment #44364359

    > If they can be used like that, why couldn't they be used... as phones? To facilitate planned obsolescence, manufacturers stop providing OS updates after a relatively short time. …

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    Comment #43747121

    I honestly thought that we were agreed on the definition of AGI. My understanding classified it as a model that can build on its knowledge and better itself, teaching itself new ta…

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    Comment #43329755

    It ignores the practicality of human consumption, too.

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    Comment #43240713

    What kind of insane metric is mg/kcal when comparing foods like radicchio vs. sweet green peppers?

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    Comment #42721736

    "students took a pen-and-paper test to assess their performance in three key areas: English language—the primary focus of the pilot—AI knowledge, and digital skills." So... not a b…

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    Comment #42116048

    You jest, but when i was in school, i used to do pushups, situps, planks, curls, etc. while studying. It helped quite a lot with data retention.

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    Comment #41965120

    Using sqlite keeps a persistent open database connection, so you only have to send requests for content that sqlite has probably cached. When reading static files, you open, read, …

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    Comment #41094390

    So do "fact"/"faction" and "hostel"/"hospital". Mixing these up would be confusing and incorrect. Seems like a silly argument to make.

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    Comment #40992905

    I don't know about where you live, but in my town, people are required to pick up their dogs' poop, wherever it may be.

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    Comment #40992904

    I don't know about where you live, but in my town, people are required to pick up their dogs' poop, wherever it may be.

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    Comment #40565197

    It's not about what is or isn't a public thoroughfare. It's about what is or isn't "a reasonable expectation of privacy." It just turns out that, because people are expected to wal…

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    Comment #40444885

    Those branches are unnecessary and easily avoided.

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    Comment #39908037

    No, it means what it said: plain YouTube. One of YouTube Music's main selling points (vs. say, the old Google Play Music) is that it incorporates YouTube, so you can, say, add YT m…

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    Comment #39464597

    It seems like this could be explained by something as banal as sinus congestion causing/worsening COPD. And the link between gut health and general sinus congestion seems natural t…

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    Comment #39213708

    I used it in, what, 2004? 2005? It was pretty good, especially compared to today's typical corporate on-prem search options, e.g. Sharepoint or Confluence, both of which are almost…

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    Comment #38964725

    I wholeheartedly disagree that rental companies are a bad place for EVs. When I'm traveling and I know that I'm going to have to do a week of heavy driving, I prefer an EV to save …

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    Comment #37440555

    libnaw uses it to wrap and authenticate connect() and accept() calls. frida uses it to wrap and inject... anything. These programs have all been around for quite a long time. I thi…

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    Comment #35874819

    This is a ridiculous argument. Google Maps is all but useless with location history turned off. Google offers the illusion of choice because the option makes it sound like they res…

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    Comment #34364493

    I have trouble understanding why every Linux-friendly laptop vendor insists on this godawful arrow key layout. It was a bad idea when Apple did it, and it was a bad idea when you c…

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    Comment #33345177

    I think, once you've reached terminal velocity, all fall distances are equally impressive. At that point, it's probably best to judge by outcome.

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    Comment #33273489

    I know someone who insists that her life was saved by escitalopram. However, please be aware that SSRIs are not necessarily free to try, physiologically nor socially speaking. I tr…