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by 4ad 6y ago
Nor on Safari, on macOS.
572.
by 4ad 6y ago
Pretty much. The whole blog is dedicated to imaging news and sensors.
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by 4ad 6y ago
Actual paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.05607
574.
by 4ad 6y ago
This article is not intended for most people.
575.
by 4ad 6y ago
No, this is what bad advice looks like, solicited or not. Good advice is rare, and in my experience unsolicited advice is neither higher nor lower quality than solicited advice. This is of course anecdotal.
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Court: No, You May Not Force Your Way into a Home and Strip Search Six Children(techdirt.com)
53 points by 4ad 6y ago|7 comments
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by 4ad 6y ago
Useful: https://arxiv.org/abs/1905.13189
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by 4ad 6y ago
Astronomy is done using FITS files[1]. Dedicated astronomical imaging instruments natively produce FITS files. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FITS
579.
by 4ad 6y ago
After the PIN/Intel SGX debacle, I trust Signal even less.
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by 4ad 6y ago
I believe the link is pointing somewhere else (everchanging?). The real URL should be https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2020/aug/07/coronavir... , although I'm not sure that's stable e
581.
by 4ad 6y ago
ESXi runs on macs really well, some models are even officially supported by VMware: https://www.vmware.com/resources/compatibility/search.php?de... . And yes, you can run macOS in ESXi, on mac hardware.
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by 4ad 6y ago
xhyve uses Hypervisor.framework internally. It's just a port of bhyve's drivers to macOS's native hypervisor.
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by 4ad 6y ago
We'll see, but I doubt it. A user-level emulator is a completely different beast performance wise than a full system emulator. With a user-level emulator the kernel, and possibly even the shared libraries are native code, and the code
584.
by 4ad 6y ago
> This means other systems will get 16:10 I hope so. And I sure hope Lenovo will not put some crappy TN screen in them, as it is known to do. Or make you chose between quality and resolution.
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by 4ad 6y ago
And this is useful when writing code how? I'd use such a feature if I had to fill a table, and wanted to move to the same column on a different row. But with proportional fonts, the columns don't line up. So yes, it can move to th
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by 4ad 6y ago
Left and right already works. Up and down can't work, because acme was designed for proportional fonts, and many of us acme users use proportional fonts. Up and down are not well defined/not useful with proportional fonts.
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by 4ad 6y ago
APL, K, J. Game of life in APL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9xAKttWgP4
588.
by 4ad 6y ago
Why do they keep using the same address again and again?
589.
by 4ad 6y ago
That's from the previous generics proposal, substantially different from this one.
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Featherweight Go(arxiv.org)
252 points by 4ad 6y ago|160 comments
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by 4ad 6y ago
Apple bug tracker is so frustrating. They take forever to answer, and ask for things that you have already provided in your original issue. When you try to reproduce the bug on multiple versions, they close your bug if you reproduced it on
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by 4ad 6y ago
Provide isn't the the right word. GCC is in the base system because some architectures haven't yet switched to clang, either because clang doesn't support the architecture, or because the work of switching the toolchain (wh
593.
by 4ad 6y ago
Go will use the system timezone data, this is just a fallback the programmer must opt-in .
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by 4ad 7y ago
...yes? 1. pay with your own money. 2. pay with someone else's money, with no interest, and with various other advantages. Why would anyone , ever chose #1?
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by 4ad 7y ago
Doesn't seem to be the case for ING: https://www.ing.nl/particulier/betalen/creditcards/index.htm... Comdirect does, but he is in the Netherlands.
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by 4ad 7y ago
The author (who seems to use his cards in Germany) is most likely confused. The problem is not with debit cards vs. credit cards. Every terminal I've seen in Austria and Germany supports both (but see below). The problem is that Austri
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IPv14C: A 14C dilution of IPv4 in IPv6(leahneukirchen.org)
2 points by 4ad 7y ago|0 comments
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Court outlaws German Weather Service's free weather app(dw.com)
267 points by 4ad 7y ago|199 comments
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by 4ad 7y ago
That's great!
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by 4ad 7y ago
That means I should try DDG. I NEVER EVER want local results, and Google always gives me local results. If I'd want local results I would put my country or my city in the search query.

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