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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
That's not really necessary. Pulling in arbitrary versions of packages from PyPi is fairly easy, if a bit verbose.
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
I'm extremely sceptical about so many aspects of this device: Are the displays going to be sharp enough to feel immersive? Are the controls going to be accurate enough to not be annoying? Will it be comfortable for extended use? Will t
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
WSLg (Microsoft's implementation of graphical programs for WSL) also uses RDP internally. So I wouldn't think that is the issue with the Sandbox, unless you set up some other way of X forwarding. WSLg is still hardware accelerated
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by Cu3PO42 3y ago
DIN 476 does use the same indicators. Of course that's just the original German standard that ISO 216 was based on and defines the exact same sizes, so it really doesn't matter. (Also it is superseded by DIN EN ISO 216, which is j
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
It also works in German and I'm relatively certain it's not translated outside the model itself. I've asked it to generate puns incorporating certain words and while the English results were subjectively somewhat better, the
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
If Unix time ignored them, the conversion between timestamps and UTC would no longer be possible with just arithmetic operations. You'd need a list of leap seconds and take them into account. Now one can argue if this is better or wors
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
There absolutely is. Notaries in Germany do a lot more than in the US and must hold a law degree.
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
Green names indicate recently created accounts. I'm unsure of the exact cutoff, but it should be around two weeks.
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
How is the age relevant here? The article doesn't deal with current events or the newest hottest framework. It explains algorithms and abstract ideas which haven't changed in the last 15 years.
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
Let me preface by saying that this seems like a great piece of software and it is absolutely within your right to license it as whatever you would like, no matter what any of the commenters here think. However, I don't believe your und
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
I believe they're saying that they were asked to add ads specifically for the mobile app. Their stance was that if the team for the mobile app wanted the app advertised, they could just buy any of the regular ad slots on the website.
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
Not the parent, but find myself agreeing with both of you, in a way. No matter if it's 5.1 or "proper Atmos", those mixes sound fine - or maybe even good, depending on your preferences - on headphones. I also have a fake surr
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
In my experience, the majority of tracks that are "mastered for spatial audio" sound absolutely terrible when played on actual surround speakers. Most of the sound is on the center and the two front channels, it's probably si
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
The above framework (Virtualization.framework) provided by Apple is not restricted to AArch64, it's supported on Intel Macs. I'm honestly not sure why a CLI tool would make that restriction, or if it even is a true restriction rat
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
To a degree, Rust does this. The standard string type is always guaranteed to be valid UTF-8. Then there's a string type for the OS native format and a string type for what constitutes a valid path on the file system. Of course, arrays
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
As another comment already states: for the most part, no. However, the GBA CPU (an ARM7) in a DS is used as the IO-processor for DS games, while an ARM9 is the main chip. On the 3DS the ARM9 is the co-processor, while a new ARM11 is the mai
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
Doesn't it? I'd argue that this is a perfectly reasonable outcome. Server-side history is disabled -- for everyone. Sure, you could have saved the conversation when you saw it, but it doesn't do it for you. Ephemerality can b
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
That's a good point and now that you mention it I remember seeing that option. But as you say, it's almost always on, so it barely matters. To be clear, I'm not saying Discord or any server admin are making a mistake here, sc
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
I wholeheartedly agreed. Ironically, I already feel that Discord is a lot less private than IRC used to be. In a way, history not being accessible to those not currently in a channel is also a feature.
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
For the most part npm has worked for me on Windows, but it's so incredibly slow compared to even npm in a Linux VM on the same host. I understand this is mostly due to FS overhead related to a multitude of small files. Obviously this i
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
If you really want to define some custom "global" variables, you can do that with Tailwind. You are free to add any names to the pool of available values along with a custom value in the Tailwind config. At any point you could adj
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
For the longest time I avoided Tailwind because including styles right in the markup seems like insanity to me. However, after using it on a project I can't argue with the results. It's quick to use and the site does look a lot mo
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
In sufficiently new versions of cmake you can use cmake --build -j as well. It will be translated to whatever argument is required for the underlying build system to use parallel compilation, e.g. -j for make and -m for msbuild.
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
The Ergodox design itself is also open source. The EZ has some nice extra features such as backlighting and you can get a fully assembled one, but if you wanted to build your own Ergodox you absolutely can.
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
Anecdotally it only took me a day to get used to the columnar layout. Getting used to other changes such as the position of modifiers,backspace, etc was much harder for me, personally.
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
Living in Germany I'd definitely still qualify $3k as a lot of money. Median net wage per month comes out to around $2200, so that's almost one and a half months of work for the average person, ignoring all other expenses. Once yo
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
> You need to test into the major before you even enter campus? That's how it works in Germany and I believe a majority of other European countries as well. You don't apply to a given school, you apply to get into a specific pr
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
I don't think that's how it plays out. Microsoft has a lot of users on their mail services. If you -- as a business -- cannot reach these users, most of them aren't going to blame Microsoft. They're going to blame you an
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
> TB1/2/3 are only implemented by Intel chips, and TB1/2 is used almost exclusively by Apple. TB4/USB4 can be implemented by other chip makers too, but this has not happened yet I believe. Apple has made USB4 controll
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by Cu3PO42 4y ago
One thing to note is that long int is the same size as int on x64 Windows, at least in the MSVC ABI. clang also conforms to this. This is relevant to the question asking if -1L > 1U.

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