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by DiabloD3 2y ago
try something like: vim.keymap.set('n', 'gr', function() local clients = vim.lsp.get_clients({ bufnr = 0 }) for _, client in ipairs(clients) do if client.server_capabilities.renameProvider then
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
I could just throw in a mention of Betteridge's law, but the question being asked is rather nuanced and is worth actually answering: No, it is not. SQL is a way of thinking about your data, and querying against those assumptions and mi
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
"No", Epic spent a lot of money on the mobile gaming market that never came. Its why Epic being booted from the Google and Apple stores was such a huge deal: torpedoed their dreams of monetizing loot crates and other degenerate sc
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
I understand what you're trying to say, but get a map out: Maine does not border Mass, and none of our cellphone network segments touch. If I drive from Boston to Bangor (nearest major city), I will touch somewhere around 40 distinct n
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
Guys, look. You know when I say systemd is evil and will screw you over, and never like any of my examples? HERE. RIGHT HERE. This is the evil and/or incompetence I don't want interacting with my machines . I, and the rest of the
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
This was a cellphone notification, however, using the cellphone emergency broadcast system. It can be targeted down to the tower (although the GUI probably doesn't let you do that).
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
Weird thing is, people in other states that do not border 911 got emergency alerts stating the 911 system was down, then another one from the state they live in stating to ignore the previous alert as it was for Mass only. Including me.
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
If you're correct, then we're looking at the repeat of the whole VW diesel-gate. Unfortunately, VW is still in business. Something like $30-40B? globally in fines, they still sell diesel and ICE cars, people aren't lining up
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
Domestic Japanese cars currently sold, from what I can tell, do not use engines produced by Daihatsu. They seem to have moved entirely away from them about a decade ago. Where Toyota still uses them are export models and models made domesti
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
This seems to be a continuation of the whole Daihatsu bullshit storm, and doesn't effect us Americans, and from what I can tell, doesn't effect domestic Japanese models either. From the article: "Japanese carmakers Honda, Maz
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
This is what people are talking about when they say ACAB. Such agents are highly regulated and their risks are known in-depth: essentially, never use them if you can help it, and if they were part of a military this could be considered a wa
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
"Yes", but only extremely simple demo circuits. Basically, they are hedging a bet on the following: When you perform a calculation, the electricity that went into the circuit only exits as the answer, anything else that didn'
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
Yes, and the Fortune 500 et al. are all telling Microsoft that they will be forced to do anything required to protect their businesses, including ceasing all business with Microsoft. Microsoft needs to tell their shareholders to fuck off an
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
That is an amazing new evil I had never considered.
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
No, and I forgot about this one. Let me rephrase what I said earlier: never buy a used car from any car rental company. Any of them .
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
I'm mildly surprised Jensen Huang hasn't either been fired or isn't facing jail time after everything that has happened. Between... * Trying to falsely sell an AI future that won't come in his lifetime (hes in his 60s),
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
This isn't a Tesla issue, (un-)fortunately. Hertz constantly is getting sued for something. They once sold cars that did not have certain features that were considered standard on all versions of that particular car, including some ma
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
I thought they sorta kinda knew this already? One of the most batshit theories I've heard is it was actually a sort of water well on demand, the weight of the pyramid pushing down on an underground aquifer fed by a then-unknown branch
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
Nobody is against talking about that, nor is leaving it out. Lets remove everything about COVID and it being a vaccine, or a pharma product at all, and rephrase it: "A company has a product in a crowded marketplace, and demand for that
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by DiabloD3 2y ago
He is asking them, using the official power of his office, to do the right thing so legislation doesn't need to be drafted. Either they choose to do the right thing today and not be subject to regulations, or they can get punished wi
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Yeah, might be too late to do anything.
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
I practice a lazy form of this: I live on the edge of a small forest, what remains of what used to be here as this town was built and grew up around it, only about 100 feet deep at widest. I came back with a lot of wood of fallen trees, bra
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Lowering latency doesn't effect that, though. Something drawn once is drawn once no matter how high or low the latency is.
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
You are mistaken on how much power any of this uses. Laptops are equipped with high refresh rate panels nowadays, this will someday become the norm.
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
The article is about testing actual user experienced latency, and Mutter still buffers 1 frame. Actual observed latency is going to be between 16.6ms and 33.3ms before the user can see anything hit their eyeballs.
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
BTW, remember, most people still have 60hz monitors. Min latency can only be 16.6ms, and "fast as possible" is just going to vary inbetween 16.6 and 33.3ms. The real improvement wouldn't be reducing latency as much as allowin
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
I don't know what this has to do with "terminals", other than the author is using this to benchmark this. According to the author, Gnome 46's Mutter, when in direct mode (which windowed apps do not use , so the benchmar
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Ultimately 2. OpenCL, and Vulkan (via it's compute shader). Sycl's job isn't that, its meant to abstract implementations of common components across different kinds of hardware, and doesn't force you into any particular
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Slight mistake in your description: CUDA is an out of date API that was replaced by Khronos's own official compute APIs. Khronos is a standards consortium that Nvidia is a founding member of. Although the marketing department at Nvidia
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Throw their asses in prison, move on. Not sure what the big deal is, we live in a country where the rich are punished appropriately for their preventable and highly regulated behavior, right?

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