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by CSSer 4y ago
Before I was born, my mother was a nanny. A big part of her job for one of the families she worked for was stuff like this. If you ask her about it she'll talk about it briefly before going on to describe how good the bread was in epic
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by CSSer 4y ago
Hey there, still not working me for me (404).
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by CSSer 4y ago
What progress? We’re bruteforcing solutions without any way to learn from then. ML eliminates serendipity. I’m not strictly anti-ML. Horses for courses and all that, but I’ve got to admit I get weird, “The humans stopped learned and the com
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by CSSer 4y ago
I had a similar experience once with a quadraphonic receiver from the 70s. When I went to pick it up the shop owner gave me the schematics and said he’d never seen anything that complex before. It was probably a dozen or more pages long. Ev
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by CSSer 4y ago
Does anyone know why this was downvoted? It was a genuine question. I’m confused. Accident, maybe?
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by CSSer 4y ago
ALIAS isn’t well supported because it isn't a real record. It’s a pseudo-record i.e. it’s not officially recognized by any RFC afaik. This could have subtle consequences in the situation you’re describing. It adds an extra external loo
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by CSSer 4y ago
The Hungarian and Finnish location and direction suffixes thing sounds a lot like latin case. Do you know off-hand if it’s related?
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by CSSer 4y ago
Huge swaths of the American populous live on the coasts and in large cities. Illinois (home to Chicago) is home to 12 million people (2020 census data). That’s over 3x the number of people who live in the entire state of Kansas (2020 census
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by CSSer 4y ago
“There are two sorts of wealth-getting, as I have said; one is a part of household management, the other is retail trade: the former necessary and honorable, while that which consists in exchange is justly censured; for it is unnatural, and
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by CSSer 4y ago
Link for those interested: https://medium.com/@kath0134/cognilyticas-latest-voice-assis... Key takeaway: For the current benchmark, Alexa provided the most number of adequate responses, with 34.7% of responses determin
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by CSSer 4y ago
I think trust is the killer for me. Even for relatively benign tasks all it has to do is screw up once for it to not be worth my time.
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by CSSer 4y ago
The binary is still platform specific. Chrome, for example, does not render identical select element menus across platforms and certain select style rules are interpreted differently across said platforms. I'll give you a point on VMs
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by CSSer 4y ago
PHP isn’t consistent with itself and has abstraction leaks for things that it shouldn’t. PHP does not bring me joy. Of course I’m speaking succintly above. It’s not that bad, but it’s not that much better either. I’m not going to stockholm
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by CSSer 4y ago
Go might be a contender save for a couple weird features. JS might be with a few ground rules and/or enough tooling. I’m also willing to grant implicitly that there are tradeoffs here. Languages with small standard libraries usually ha
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by CSSer 4y ago
It could be, but I also never felt like I really got to the point you're talking about in 2 years or so of moderate usage. I've been productive in it, and it's not like I'm hung up on control flow or something. I don&#x2
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by CSSer 4y ago
It’s not just because it’s electric. In rural areas like where I grew up I’ve heard these type of high-end models, like the ones with the “King Ranch” or “Platinum” packages referred to as “Cowboy Cadillacs”. Granted, $150K sounds really hi
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by CSSer 4y ago
That’s just it. I have to code with the PHP docs open like some kind of arcane recipe book.
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by CSSer 4y ago
Correct me if I’m wrong but it’s also becoming (or maybe always has been) synonymous with edge deployment/computing as well. So instead of going througg the trouble to set up a CDN and load balance traffic you get it out of the box.
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by CSSer 4y ago
Or you could use AWS Amplify.
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by CSSer 4y ago
There's a fine line between a rumor and an open secret. I personally have experienced exactly what you described. One of my coworkers knows someone on the Stadia team. Based on the gossip I've heard completely independent of this
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by CSSer 4y ago
That’s odd. I swear I’ve had the date problem too, but I just tried it and had no issues with that or any of the other problems you mentioned. Overall I agree though. The core products are still good, but I’m hard pressed to spend any more
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by CSSer 4y ago
I have an Apple TV 4K, series 6 Watch, iPhone 11, a few Homepod Minis, and smart lights. I also have a MacBook Pro. It is astounding to me how much money I've put into the Apple "ecosystem" only to have anything but a seamles
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by CSSer 4y ago
This checks out though. One of the Stripe cofounders was obsessed with Lisp.
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by CSSer 4y ago
Sounds like a job for web workers. Do you have any examples? I'd love to check them out. I've seen some sequencers but never a full-blown DAW attempt. I've been toying with a couple browser-based, realtime audio ML ideas late
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by CSSer 4y ago
I read it as an intense over-correction. One of the few valid criticisms (not to gush, but I’m a fan to be sure) of the original is that Vicious is a thinly written villain. They tried to fix this but failed. Also, CB is closer to a noir t
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by CSSer 4y ago
The western influences are definitely very heavy. I’m surprised that this article and others don’t mention Elliot Golde as Philip Marlowe in the Long Goodbye for Spike. Between the dialogue, melancholy but hopeful attitude with a tinge of o
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by CSSer 4y ago
This seemingly applies to virtually everything now too. It makes me wonder how direct the connection is between this phenomenon and young people feeling like the system is rigged against them. I don’t necessarily think it’s new or unique to
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by CSSer 4y ago
Facebook made Portal, the video chat device that follows you around. The only problem was it was made by Facebook. If almost any other company made that I would’ve bought it. The wrist fatigue from FaceTime can get pretty bad. Constantly wo
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by CSSer 4y ago
I think the description in the man entry is better than the one in the README. Other than that, cool tool!
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by CSSer 4y ago
A commercial license, yes. Source: https://www.travelweekly.com/Robert-Silk/How-1500-hour-rule-...

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