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uHuge

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About uHuge

Developing digital wellbeing for many if not all at https://folov.co

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    Comment #48682597

    Such ultra-liberal approach seems to project unfriendly collaboration culture..? It seems to incentivize the contributor to try our proposing their patch multiple times repeatedly …

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    Comment #48682486

    Replay not working properly on mobile..?

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    Comment #48682352

    Is there a way to replay the sequence of mails that came so that you can check out if cheaper models handle them just as well/safely?

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    Comment #48218993

    Yup, it was mostly pleasure AI coding a company codebase in Scala. I'm considering it for next projects for this reason although my understanding and intuition for Scala code is mu…

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    Comment #48204079

    Seems like diversification for the sake to not only maximise profit, but also minimise risk( of their models not keeping competitive).

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    Comment #25969225

    How about a social login and storing preferred version and some sane defaults without login?

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    Comment #25865301

    "One you see it print" typo.

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    Comment #25457297

    Quick question: Can you split any key, like the password to my LUKS or password manager? Is there any limitation for the content of the file to be split?

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    Comment #25424739

    Home button? No simple copy from the URL field? Not in a share with menus unlike Firefox…

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    Comment #25300739

    Obelix would be proud of them, perhaps. Otherwise let me spell "art" here…

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    Comment #25200410

    First impression to me was that it is some sort of modern kinetic projectile[0] from aircraft weapons' testing. I've read US army used something of that shape in recent conflicts, …

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    Comment #24696402

    That is a misunderstanding and a simplistic depiction of the inner structure inside the event horizon sphere. True is we have no observations of the internals but time ending is in…

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    Comment #24649978

    You get the pseudonymity and open/easy access there on the other hand.

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    Comment #24472161

    I'd agree with what you describe, which I'd call policy-baked corruption for short. I strongly disagree on the notion that deciding the way each of us lives is on the shoulders of …

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    Comment #24283533

    You have high-stake operations in relatively small code base, so you better pick a language and tools compatible with formal verification or even supporting it natively.

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    Comment #24275881

    That's what you should have QA pipeline ready to check before you'll be able to apply the config, right? Secrets should be encrypted in git to my best awareness.

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    Comment #24275641

    On some yes, but many offer other payment methods.

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    Comment #24275510

    Watching and verifying are two separate procedures, if the edited piece has a link to the original source, the verification can pass to that.

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    Comment #24275412

    I have a simple manufacturing tweak patent for the recorder devices on my table to do so.

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    Comment #24274956

    Would a .bat/.bash file with `firefox -P "profileWork"` be of help?

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    Comment #23372008

    Termux -> proot Arch -> pacman -S jre-openjdk When you want Xserver, you just do so from Android vnc viewer to 127.0.0.1:5901 or so.

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    Comment #23371782

    Wonder how Gitea[0] stands on this line? It seems the easiest to setup for small teams. 0: https://gitea.io/en-us

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    Comment #23335020

    Why not have Linux directly on your Android? There are great options and the VNC works reliably.

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    Comment #23315892

    The precaution for control seems the custodial operations, where currency cummulates under the operators' trust, ie. in FB&col. The little step for keeping what you obtain in the p…

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    Comment #23238477

    Nope. Wine?- have not tried. Nautilus has some integration, which is mostly not usable.