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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
Small team doesn't conjure up an image of tens of thousands of programmes.
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
That's not my understanding, unless that spacex livestream is by one of the TV networks. "A licence is not required to view user generated content, clips and videos on YouTube. This includes live streamed content that is not part
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
How does Google get around this? Or do they license?
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
This is a surprisingly harsh take on what appears (from the caveats included) to be a well intentioned attempt to add some statistics to the conversation.
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
With unbounded running costs... There is something comforting about knowing it's always going to cost you $20.
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
Where?
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
I have the same dream, but have not built it. Would be cool indeed. It does remind me a bit of Snapchat's location stories on the map / I think other social media platforms have similar previously.
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
I feel like the security update period should really be measured from the date of last "as new" sale, not date of original release.
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
"Almost" suggests it is predictably fewer
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
I would understand the argument that the office doc file format should be public and understandable, but I don't see an argument that the program itself should be open.
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
What use is the metadata for ads?
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
https://pypi.org/project/pyright/
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
It would be significantly faster
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
Although it's in alpha, Ruff does have a replacement for Black. https://github.com/astral-sh/ruff/blob/main/crates/ruff_pyth...
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
Having a border is not the same as policing entry through it
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
I'm curious what aspect of the poem you don't think will be relevant in a century from now?
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
I always found zoom much better at saving bits than other video conferencing systems. The fact that when you intermittently dropped out you catch up on the sped up audio always seemed neat (although I'm unsure if that was an intended f
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
Do you have a link to Fabric? My Google Fu is failing me, looks like it might be dead?
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
This is such a beautifully put together project!
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
This was unnecessarily snarky in an otherwise insightful discussion.
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
GDPR generally only seems vague if you're trying to figure out exactly what you can get away with. The spirit of GDPR seems pretty easily explained.
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
How is time measured on things like this? Surely processors have also become faster as well.
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
Surely you can revoke a session before it expires?
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
Is that true at 0.5%?
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
Equally, some people would place fashion much higher than logicality.
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
There's also a 5 min video covering it here: https://youtu.be/IML9c_MsyQU
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ESP32-S3 Framework Expansion Card(github.com)
4 points by 0xFF0123 3y ago|3 comments
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The Simpsons in Blender(youtube.com)
3 points by 0xFF0123 3y ago|0 comments
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
Because there is significantly less friction to the onboarding of Threads, and the significant network effect that Meta is capitalising on
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by 0xFF0123 3y ago
An interesting but unanswerable question is how many people will ever live on the Earth.

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