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But it now takes 3 times as long because you constantly have to cross roads.

I’d disagree with that. For example, in many sentences, the most load-bearing (heh) word is “not”, which is also one of the most common words.

IIUC, someone can brick your phone by sending you an SMS. That sounds pretty serious.

Even if all NP problems could be solved in sub-exponential time, it would not imply that NP ≠ EXP. It seems that many people here are confused about what EXP means – it’s the set of all problems that can be solved in at most exponential time, including those in P.

This is not a proof of NP ≠ EXP. NP ≠ EXP would mean that there is a problem that can be solved in exponential time, but not in non-deterministic polynomial time. That’s completely different from what they have shown.

It’s much cheaper, having an unlimited plan for just $10/year, or even less if you choose usage-based pricing. Otherwise I don’t know as I’ve never used Migadu.

TIL that Purelymail supports DAV. When was that added?

For now. They’re going to remove that option after everyone gets used to the new normal.

Don’t worry. When SlopenAI and Antslopic run out of VC money, all the models will be equally expensive.

Typically, in informal writing, you write it as you say it in your dialect, and in formal writing, you use the standardized form of the language if there is one.

Purelymail. Really cheap, just works and doesn’t get in my way.

https://purelymail.com/

Even if you stole 43 million cars?

> Insisting on hand-coding a project for these reasons is akin to choosing a shovel over an excavator

This is a great analogy because an excavator is much more expensive than a shovel and can’t fit into small places, so it’s only worth it for large projects.

Of course they’re not free for Meta, as they allow people to access other sites than Facebook.

I use JXL/AVIF/WEBP images on my website and don’t have videos, ads or unnecessary JavaScript.

> Discoverability in CLI is --help.

Unless it’s one of those programs that are like “unrecognized option --help, use -h to see help”.

> But trying to think of examples where the name is not related to the function

Git?

How does the existence of a serif variant change anything about the original sans-serif font not having serifs?

Microslop uses it. If you want to login to a corporate Microslop account with a passkey, you have to use Microslop software.

> or even ones I don't have right now that I log into in the future

How do you log in without having the passkey?

> Then guess what - people stop using those websites.

You can’t just stop using those websites if your university uses them for student/employee accounts.

Only if the website allows you to use Bitwarden for the passkey.

As the previous article says, some passkeys are open, while others require lock-in, and megacorporations deliberately create confusion between the two.

On an iPad/iPhone, you are not allowed to install apps not approved by Apple.

Where do you see the serifs?

Whenever I’m SSHing, I am not doing complex stuff that would require intricate knowledge of the shell, so it suffices to remember the basics.

Fortunately, 99.9% of the time I’m on my computer, where I can install whatever I want.

Their aim was to create a correct-looking proof using as little resources as possible, not to create a correct proof.

How so? You can literally convert a JPEG to a JXL that contains the exact same information and is 30% smaller.

For one, it allowed me to fit several years of photos in a few gigabytes so I can easily back them up without going broke.