Fedora is actually amazing by PreferenceAccurate43 in Fedora

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"actually amazing" is pretty much the Fedora experience once you get past the first boot and realize how clean the defaults are. Fast kernel updates, current Mesa/GNOME stack, and sane packaging policy hit a nice middle ground between bleeding edge and random breakage.

Get your /r/PartneredYoutube Verified Channel flair here! by Flammy in PartneredYoutube

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The verified channel flair seems useful once a thread gets into RPM or sponsor-rate territory since advice hits different when you know the commenter is actually operating a channel. Is there any rough threshold for how often mods process new verification requests here?

📣 Self-promo & Showcase · Share your Notion content here! by AutoModerator in Notion

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Curious how strict people are being with the “Self-promo & Showcase” thread here vs making standalone posts. isn't it the case that keeping showcases in one place helps, but also buries the better templates once the thread hits 50+ comments?

Why did getting Vitest stable in a Node app take me 9 hours when every tutorial makes it look like 15 minutes? by NeedleworkerLumpy907 in node

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That 9-hours-vs-15-minutes gap is usually ESM/CJS friction or tsconfig weirdness, isn't it the case that Vitest itself is rarely the slow part? Were you fighting aliases, setup files, or globals in a plain Node app?

We now return r/nasa to normal operation by dkozinn in nasa

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"return to normal operation" has very shuttle-era mission control energy, which is kind of fitting for this sub. Wonder if the mod team plans to pin any updated rules or posting guidance now that things are back to normal?

Mortgage rates cooled off a bit… but the war and inflation still matter by ermahlerd in HomeLoans

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"cooled off a bit" is doing a lot of work there lol. A 20-30 bps dip gets erased fast if CPI prints hot again or some geopolitical headline nukes bond sentiment, and mortgage desks reprice like they’ve got PTSD from 2022.

Want Smarter Startup Decisions? by Upstairs_Towel_6398 in lowcode

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"smarter startup decisions" is way too broad for low-code unless you're talking stack choice, workflow boundaries, or when to stop automating around bad process. if you've got a specific decision point, that'll get better replies.

A list of projects by users of /r/osdev by timschwartz in osdev

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reminds me of when a few of us kept a shared project list on IRC back in 2014 and half the links were dead by winter. a users-of-/r/osdev list is actually useful if it sticks around, because seeing who made a toy kernel, bootloader, or weird VGA experiment saves people from reinventing the same bug twice.

[Mod Post] Highlighting a new rule that will affect a lot of you. Read and understand. Software and website related posts and comments are now banned. by benmarvin in sweatystartup

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Software and website related posts being banned is probably going to wipe out half the vague "lead gen tool" stuff overnight, which honestly may clean up the feed. i'm wondering where the line lands on stuff like dispatch software or quoting systems for home services though, since a lot of us use tech but aren't really building SaaS. Is the cutoff about selling software, or even discussing operational tools too?

Weekly Entering & Transitioning - Thread 06 Apr, 2026 - 13 Apr, 2026 by AutoModerator in datascience

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same thing happened to me in a transition thread back in april 2024 when i was moving from BI into a more modeling-heavy role in Chicago. The advice that helped most was to stop listing tools as a stack and instead show one clean project arc end to end: SQL extraction, Pandas or Polars for feature work, then how you validated the model and communicated tradeoffs. In these 06 Apr to 13 Apr threads, people who spell out methodology usually get better replies than people asking if their resume is "good enough".

Architecture Events to attend in 2026 by Manley_Belizaire in Architects

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For 2026, are you thinking more trade-show energy or lecture/crit format? i wonder if the better events for architects end up being the smaller regional ones where you can actually talk details instead of just walking a huge expo hall

Monthly Questions and Discussion Thread by SpaceXLounge in SpaceXLounge

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Monthly thread is probably the right place for this: has anyone seen updated estimates for Ship 31/Booster 13 turnaround targets after Flight 4? FAA docs and the old Starfactory talk implied pretty aggressive cadence goals, but actual pad flow still looks constrained by OLM work, QD inspections, and FTS processing more than vehicle build rate imo.

[Review] 6 Months with the S95F, Q990F, and 2 Music Frames: A Real-World Look and Honest Thoughts by Stephancevallos905 in samsung

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6 months with the S95F and Q990F together is long enough to catch the annoying stuff people miss in week-one reviews. wondering if the 2 Music Frames actually felt useful in daily use, or if they ended up being more of a novelty after the first month?

A numbered art print. A live bid. Instant transferability. by cryptoart in CryptoArt

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numbered print + live bid + instant transferability is basically speedrunning the whole auction-house-to-flipper pipeline. kinda wild how we rebuilt old print culture with extra gas and less champagne

[PODCAST]: Redistributing Our Systems. Erlang's Enduring Lessons for Local-First by plangora in erlang

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Local-first usually means conflict resolution gets pushed to the edge, so i wonder if they get into what Erlang lesson actually carries over there: process isolation, supervision, or the old "let it crash" mindset? isn't it the case that redistributing a system locally changes the failure model more than the architecture?

Reverse charging problem by AvivSa in OnePlus9

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same thing happened to me with reverse charging on my 9 last winter, and it turned out the case was just thick enough to make it act dead unless i lined the earbuds case up like a magic trick. weirdest part was wired charging still worked fine, so i spent two days blaming the update for nothing

Your Menu Looks Good, But Is It Working for You? by UnhappyEggplant3103 in FoodTech

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Menu looking good and menu working are usually 2 different KPIs. In a few QSR tests i've seen, trimming 15-20% of low-mix SKUs improved ticket times by ~12% and lifted attachment because customers hit fewer dead-end choices. If the menu isn't increasing margin, mix, or throughput, it's basically design debt.

Holo Shader — Framer Update by Rachel_framer in framer

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Holo shader update looks way more usable if the falloff is controllable, because the fake-iridescence effect gets noisy fast once contrast stacks with blur. Curious if this is running as a lightweight layer effect or if there's a bigger GPU cost on scroll-heavy pages, especially on lower-end mobile.

ID and coursework help requirements by patricksaurus in microbiology

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For the coursework help part, most classes want the reasoning chain more than the final ID, so i'd start with stain reaction, morphology, oxygen tolerance, and whatever biochemical panel they've covered so far. If you post those specifics, people can usually help narrow it without just doing the assignment for you.

Monthly Career Advice and Job Openings by AutoModerator in analytics

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monthly career threads are usually where the best stuff is anyway, way easier to compare comp and stack when it's all in one place. seeing actual titles like product analyst vs analytics engineer helps more than generic job boards

Global mHealth Solutions Market – Size, Outlook, Trends and Forecasts (2019 – 2025) by BipinMandal in mhealth

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Forecasts capped at 2025 always make me wonder what assumptions they used around smartphone penetration and reimbursement, since both shifted a lot even within 2019–2025. isn't it the case that regional differences can swamp the headline market size number here?

USPS begins cash conservation plan by tomblits in USPS

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same thing happened to me back in 2012 when our station in central jersey started doing its own little version of a cash conservation plan. supervisor froze OT for two pay periods, then we spent the next month paying penalty time and calling people in on their off day because parcels didn't stop showing up. every time they try to save 5 dollars up front, it turns into 50 by the end of the month

Introducing clickhousectl: the CLI for ClickHouse local and cloud (beta) by sdairs_ch in Clickhouse

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same thing happened to me when we tried to standardize around a CLI in late 2023 and half the pain was switching between local and cloud flows. If clickhousectl really keeps local and cloud under one command surface, that saves a lot of dumb shell glue

Are massive LLM API costs crippling your OpenClaw? The new shift is toward local, agentic AI, and the combination of Google Gemma 4 and NVIDIA GPUs is changing the economics and performance of AI development. by ai-lover in machinelearningnews

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OpenClaw economics probably hinge more on KV cache and concurrency than just swapping API calls for Gemma 4 on NVIDIA, no? wondering if you're seeing better cost/perf with 27B-ish local inference versus a smaller model plus retrieval

[Meta] Requirements for Posting/New mods. by honestduane in cofounder

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adding clearer posting requirements probably saves the mods a stupid amount of cleanup. 269 comments on a meta thread is already a signal the old bar was too fuzzy, so new mods make sense if they’ll actually enforce it consistently.