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by CSSer 5y ago
Lately Intel seems to be getting a lot of flack here. As a layperson in the space who's pretty out of the loop (I built a home PC about a decade ago), could someone explain to me why that is? Is Intel really falling behind or dressing
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by CSSer 6y ago
I think OP put this just as good or better than I could've in their blog post. > I think Kubernetes has fallen into the Vim/Haskell trap. People will try it for 10 minutes to an hour then get fed up. The point where you start t
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by CSSer 6y ago
For those curious, CAFO stands for "Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation". I was unfamiliar with the term and had to look it up. See link for more details (found in Wikipedia sources) [0]: > A CAFO is another EPA term for a la
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by CSSer 6y ago
> law on services that treat users as a resource Don't we call that labor law? I'm being somewhat facetious. It just struck me as humorous to think of it that way.
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by CSSer 6y ago
This is probably the most fascinating thing I've read so far on the subject. Given that many other brokerages seem to be doing the same as Robinhood, is it safe to assume they also are not accounting for such situations? Also, another
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by CSSer 6y ago
The key word there is "scheme". If we both agree out loud that the sun will rise tomorrow we're not scheming to make it so. If some dude in an expensive suit gets on TV and says a stock will fall then buys a couple billion in
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by CSSer 6y ago
This might be the opposite of what you're looking for, but p5.js[0] is a decent candidate if you want to build a barebones game (physics) engine yourself. It may sound like a lot but you may be surprised to see how far you can get depe
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by CSSer 6y ago
Isn’t a transparent monitor just a window with a HUD? My first thought was that this could have exciting use-cases in vehicles. However, aside from nighttime driving, the relatively poor brightness would likely quickly rule it out. Anyway,
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by CSSer 6y ago
Fascinating. Thank you for doing the leg work here! I never would've thought to check patents.
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by CSSer 6y ago
Perhaps the valuable takeaway to this is what we have is good but not enough? I don’t have any profound insight here, but I think it’s at least encouraging to know that there could still be some innovation in language design out there to be
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by CSSer 6y ago
Is there any way to know if macOS is doing something like this natively already? I ask because my late 2019 16 in. MPB has ridiculously amazing speakers for its size and format. I’ve always wondered if it was more than just the hardware.
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by CSSer 6y ago
Just to clarify my understanding, none of this is free though, right? If I understand correctly, every WASI will have to be maintained to achieve and preserve feature parity as new features are added to the language or, in the worst case, a
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by CSSer 6y ago
I’ve only ever met two kinds of people with regards to Joyce; those who hate this and those who love it. I have to admit, however, that I’ve never felt compelled to investigate for myself. I’m glad. Wow, that is astoundingly dense.
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by CSSer 6y ago
> most Sounds really perilous. If even one is missed isn’t its risk of usage now astronomically higher?
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by CSSer 6y ago
> Articles describing this seems to say it's caused by the film medium, rather than being an optical effect. Yeah, I noticed that. Searching the term directly gave me results related to film, but when I used other terms describing t
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by CSSer 6y ago
I can’t argue with that. I think the syntax highlighting is also part of it. It’s hard to have vivid, readily meaningful colors against a background that is washing everything out. Shades of dark text just aren’t as compelling. Come to thin
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by CSSer 6y ago
I’ll admit it’s not the best phrasing (and I’m definitely not an ophthalmologist, so I’m playing fast and loose here). Your pupils dilate to let in more light because there’s less light overall when the background is black. This causes your
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by CSSer 6y ago
That’s fair. I really like the contrast. Dark side of the moon is nice, but it’s always left me wanting more.
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by CSSer 6y ago
They taught us this in advertising. White text scatters over the iris on a dark background, so it’s harder to read the copy. I’ve even read it in UX articles. It was amusing to get out of school and into the tech industry to find dark mode
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by CSSer 6y ago
Since the 80s. Robert Bork’s ‘The Antitrust Paradox’ was a watershed moment that paved the road for what we have today.
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by CSSer 6y ago
This might seem like a cliché answer, at least because this is not what I typically listen to on a normal basis, but for an album I'd Pink Floyd's The Wall. I think it has a certain degree of universal appeal. It has really aged e
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by CSSer 6y ago
Hhhmm, I think but I can’t know for certain that it may be because comments that don’t contribute to the discussion are discouraged. So one may argue you could’ve just upvoted. Generally I agree with this approach, but sometimes people just
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by CSSer 6y ago
I was about to suggest this may also vary by subject, but using philosophy as a case study it seems to at least somewhat hold water. I’ll use philosophy only because I minored in undergrad, so I’m not an expert but I’m also a bit more well
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by CSSer 6y ago
I concur, bravo! Someone should enshrine this comment somewhere. Sometimes I wish hacker news had a “best of”.
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by CSSer 6y ago
I’m sorry the parent comment was so aggressive but I think their sentiment does have merit. This is particularly true on mobile where trying to use the back buttons once I finished reading became particularly confusing because mobile browse
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by CSSer 6y ago
To add another dimension, people who draw swastikas and claim it’s not bad because “we didn’t mean it _that_ way”.
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by CSSer 6y ago
Usually local music shops or chains that sell gear also employ or rent space to instructors. Qualifications can vary a lot, which is why I strongly support the suggestion others have made to try out multiple teachers. For lessons particular
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by CSSer 6y ago
Brb. I’m going to add suffix aliases for all of my frequently used code file extensions. I had no idea those are a thing. Although I do wish I could pass a flag that didn’t open it, as sometimes I do want to append or overwrite a file witho
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by CSSer 6y ago
> Seems like a no brainer to me. I see what you did there.
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by CSSer 6y ago
I've been really interested in Intercooler.js, but the jQuery dependency bummed me out. This is a very cool project, and I highly appreciate you putting in the work here! I do have one question. Is there a specific reason why you chose

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