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However, when we are not on vacation the average is around 10 kWh per day.

Edit: We don't use electricity for heating or cooling (Sydney, Australia) as it's included with the apartment at a flat rate of 10 AUD (6.61 USD) per month

Ads aren't the only reason why a 42" 4K TV is generally much cheaper than a 32" 4K monitor

Which country are you referring to here?

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1290168/health-index-of-...

I don't think you're generalising to all FAANG, just whichever one you work at.

That said, this has not been my experience at all at another FAANG which doesn't use the TLA "SDE".

Thus it's normal to use e.g. 1e6 kg rather than 1e9 g.

https://downloads.reactivemicro.com/Users/Grant_Stockley/App...

When you have "showdead" enabled in the settings you can see all the "dead" posts.

A dead post is one that has been marked such that it only appears if you have the above setting enabled and prohibits replies to it. This is usually because it's deemed too off topic or otherwise obnoxious to have value.

The post in question was probably marked dead and because it wasn't particularly offtopic or obnoxious then a shadowban is a reasonable assumption. This could be further verified by noticing that that person's comments are almost all dead. This suggests either they're shadowbanned or are remarkably consistent at producing offtopic/obnoxious posts without getting shadowbanned.

I made a couple of double pendulum videos in 2021 and then walked away. For the first year they got less than 100 views then one suddenly picked up and was getting 10,000 views per day for a few days so I uploaded a few more.

The interest has slowly died down again (500-1000 views per day and decreasing) but I'm now motivated to create more content when I have time.

How do you remember where your safe deposit box is after four months in hospital recovering from a cerebral trauma?

There's no perfect solution.

Nothing special about 1976 in particular, but that was the first one I tried.

It lists 10 people who weren't born in 1976.

If you ask when a particular individual was born, in some cases it will continue with the lie and in others it will answer the correct date of birth.

Sometimes if you rephrase the question it will get it right. For example it listed Mark Zuckerberg as being born in 1976 but if I asked when the CEO of Facebook was born, it mentions Mark Zuckerberg and lists the correct year.

If you then ask it to fix the list, it will either list new people (all wrong in my experience) or make a shorter list with the person whose mistake was uncovered omitted.

I honestly have no idea, but I doubt it reached "the front page of YouTube" like the sibling post suggested or it would have millions.

Somehow it must've got suggested to a few people and maybe it had a high engagement rate (likes and comments?) which was somehow taken positively. I'm purely guessing though.

It really isn't an impressive video though it does have a 99% like ratio. I'm a bit embarrassed to self promote here so I'll email you based on your HN profile site contact page.

So 2023 I want to make an actual effort to create some content and see if a decent amount of people view it.

If I haven't quoted one of your items, it means I agree with it, but...

> No screen edge tiling, spend more time managing application windows

Yes, but you can install Hammerspoon or similar.

> Inconsistent keyboard shortcuts, cmd and ctrl are used interchangeably for no reason (Biggest issue). Why do I need to do Ctrl+Tab to switch tabs but Cmd+T to create tabs? Why is History not Cmd/Ctrl+H in browsers? I need to memorize more shortcuts on MacOS for no reason, when it could very well just do it all with a single modifier key.

Control-T (and many control-foo combinations) is already used in terminals. It's a standard emacs binding to transpose characters.

> Maximizing an app takes you to a totally new desktop

Agree, this is horrible, so I use Hammerspoon.

> Ctrl + Alt +T doesn't open terminal, it's like oxygen to me.

You can set any bindings like this up with Hammerspoon.

> Can't set VSCode to open with Ctrl + Alt + C.

You can set any bindings like this up with Hammerspoon.

> Can't set custom global shortcuts at all, even windows can to some extent

You can, with Hammerspoon.

> Ctrl + C to cancel a command in terminal but Cmd + C to copy text in terminal. Ok, then why Cmd + T to open a new tab in terminal instead of ctrl?

This was addressed above. Likewise it would be really annoying if Ctrl + C was to copy text in a terminal instead of being interrupt.

> The shell startup time is too much on MacOS. I have to wait for a second for the shell to load before I start typing my commands. On Linux, pressing Ctrl+Alt+T and writing commands right away feels so good!

I don't have this problem, not sure why you do. I can open a terminal instantly and start writing instantly.

As for why I use macOS, I actually use it only on my laptops (personal and work) because I find non-mac laptops ergonomically dreadful in comparison (e.g. trackpad, etc.). I know this is subjective and I'm sure plenty of people feel the opposite. I use Linux (with i3) on my desktop.

When I asked it if it was sure, it gave dates of birth for each celebrity, all in 1976, all incorrect.

I then asked it when a specific celebrity was born and it gave the correct (non 1976) birthdate.

I then asked it to fix its list. It then gave the same list with that celebrity removed, apologizing for being incorrect. I repeated this for each celebrity until it gave an empty list.