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Google has just stepped on the IBM path :D

Finally! It is the year of the Linux Desktop! :D

But it is there: If you search for jobs and expose "All filters" there is a filter called "In your network" which filters down exactly to this.

I love how people rediscovers the concept of "third place" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_place). Maybe it is because we got so into technology and COVID that we have started to miss face-to-face human connections.

How do you solve the following problems? 1. Whenever you run a natural language question the result will be the same for the same question? 2. How do you teach an agent/LLM for the datamodel of the application that stores the data in the databases?

It always felt like a lottery, if all stars are aligned you can watch it in high resolution

It painfully misses that "there are 5 weeks left" because I have to calculate it. I don't care how much have gone, all I care how much is left!

I have 6 petabytes of parquet where I would need to replace 1 value in each line. Could it handle that?

yet another hungarian nobel prize winner who managed to get it while left hungary long ago. yet hungarians going to be proud of her. this country such a shame.

I have heard rumours that one of the company, that was aquired by IBM, protested against using IBM Notes. Which I can totally relate.

But crit races are not like coming down from Stelvio kind of speed where nervousness counts. Crit races are exactly like cx races but on asphalt or at least where I'm in Europe ;)

You are correct on the watt, weight computes but I think the aerodynamic saving is worthless on a gravel race. People are not going that fast on gravel to gain anything from aerodynamical optimisations. You need to keep going at least 40 km/h to have any advancement without up-down movement which is obviously not something that you can achieve on gravel.

You have just proved you haven't rode a cyclocross bike. Since those bikes' center of mass is higher than the road bikes it is really "nervous" on high speeds for example long descents.

What is your plan, how am I going to be able to automatically feed the model with data?

Viber, Telegram?

These use cases are also "fun" if you add timezones as well into the mix!

You might be thinking about Signal PIN: https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/360007059792-Si...

Tresorit has the same functionality: https://send.tresorit.com/

IBM Notes

not just that but if you consider that the stream is encrypted - so not just going through https - then it might be also great tech.

Why would anyone ever want a mattress permanently that was possibly used for sex by other people countless times?

Tresorit. It has linux cli client: https://support.tresorit.com/hc/en-us/articles/360009330614-...

tresorit

If Aaron Swartz would live and hear it.

No, not plugins, extensions. I'm trying to find out two things: 1. Trying to find out what extensions are used most of the times on my service so I can create a better experience by implementing those features. (Like if I would be Tumblr I would like to track how many users are using http://missing-e.com/ or similar extensions.) 2. Trying to find out how much revenue do I loose because of ad blocking extensions.

ASCII codes.

Maybe I'm missing something but what about operator overloading?

After DDoSing UStream for about 9 hours this week I wouldn't be surprised if turns to be true.

Can anyone please comment the weight and the size (height, width, length) of the package what you get when you order it, based on this I can calculate how much would it cost to ship it from US using service like borderlinx.

I really love Dell's keyboard http://www.dpro.ru/netcat_files/catalog/1_12005.jpg I found it quite ergonomic.