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I don't know any technical people who use Macs with OSX still installed. They all gave up on that trainwreck of an OS, and either their final Mac died and they replaced it with an even better laptop by a different vendor (Framework, et
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Nope, again, not a 5G feature. In 3GPP Release 13 (the release that did LTE Advanced Pro, the version that adds high QAM complexity along with high MIMO complexity to set the stage for the next version of LTE, now known as NR; LTE Advanced
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For those who keep screwing this up in the sibling comments: 5G is LTE. LTE is a protocol managed by the 3GPP Working Group. LTE is a forever protocol that continues to add new technologies and enhancements to existing ones while maintain
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That isn't quite right. Notice how WinUI 3.x is the first thing named publicly named WinUI, but its already at 3? UWP is 2.x, Metro/WinRT/WPF is 1.x. They're all part of the same family of XAML UIs. The part that got h
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3y ago
UWP is dead, and a lot of the people who were pushing that weirdly locked in platform have been pushed out of the company. All future stuff is moving to WinUI 3.x (which belongs to the same family of C# XAML UI libraries, and Visual Studio
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Maternal phthalate exposure promotes allergic airway inflammation
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I use Nightly exclusively. Unless you are somehow installing Nightly updates in a way that the binary is owned by a user who isn't you (ie, owned by root), Nightly will never force you to restart, it just forever has the green dot on t
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3y ago
Re: Firefox, Firefox only demands restarting if you changed the copy of Firefox out from under it. This only happens if you're managing Firefox with an external package manager, or you're building from the repo and installed a new
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3y ago
So what stops Facebook from just banning Norwegian users?
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3y ago
Alacritty, wezterm, kitty.
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3y ago
Typo in one of the headers: libq instead of libpq
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3y ago
Any terminal that has rich pane manipulation semantics can serve to take the place of tmux, this includes kitty. The one thing kitty can't do, however, is have a remote session that keeps your workspace intact. I, and many other devs,
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3y ago
It isn't worth considering LLMs for code, and I don't think they can ever solve the issue in a way that satisfies all the legal and ethical constraints. Also, why wouldn't you just use both? Snippets let you quickly use known
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3y ago
Worse, how would a GPT be "biased" in the first place? To claim it is biased implies OpenAI did this on purpose, there is no generous way to read this that indicates UEA did this study in a neutral way. ChatGPT was trained on, ess
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3y ago
Nobody is asking for trans people to "bring out receipts" of their trauma. I'm asking for proof that dang has not done his job and that there are transphobic comment threads that have not been properly moderated out of existe
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3y ago
Hey scythe, write a blog abut this. This seems like semi-decent conjecture that'd get a lot of pull with the electric car crowd on the Fediverse, and you'd get a fair number of eyeballs pointed in the same direction.
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Except... I've never seen that happen. There is no downvote brigade on HN that targets trans people. Being part of a downvote brigade is against the rules, and dang will ban you for doing it. You are asking dang to do something that i
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It's never going to happen immediately... comments are hidden after x amount of flags, and only made actually dead after human review (ie, dang looks at the mod queue). Anything else would be a fast path to (ab)using flagging to silenc
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3y ago
I would love for you to point out comments that that are bigoted against trans people. HN has always been a trans-friendly website and major members of HN over the years have been either trans or openly pro-trans. I've never seen it, w
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Isn't this the norm? Are we all the same person?
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5 feet is actually the red flag here. It is highly unlikely they are selling a compliant 100W cable that is over 3 feet.
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AFD.sys – Primitives in the Pocket – Integer Shenanigans
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Although that is interesting (a project to improve Iosevka's PragmataPro style), the only reason PragmataPro stands out so well is the ridiculous amount of hand tuning at every height, not necessarily the actual aesthetic look of the
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3y ago
Iosevka is the best font I've used. I've repeatedly tried to switch, but I end up just circling back. PragmataPro is the only font that has come close, due to the author's obsessive optimization (including embedded pixmaps, s
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3y ago
Most of vim-sensible is already default or equivalent on Neovim, fwiw.
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But the content doesn't cease to exist... its just going to tell people "hey, join this better non-Meta branded Fedverse server, and look at all the banned content you want! And now Meta cant ban you for having opinions about thin
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I don't see why people think this is the issue it is: the community, at large, will refuse to federate with Threads, and then anything that Meta steals is just a simple DMCA away. And guess what happens when Meta refuses those DMCAs? Y
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3y ago
So, they just ban crypto, and then they take your precious metals. Think I'm kidding about the last one? The US government has already taken gold from citizens (by law, and without recourse) before, and nobody did anything about it.
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So why are AMD, Intel, and Nvidia shipping improperly designed DLLs as part of their drivers? That's a larger red flag than anything involving Firefox. I know some people consider proper binary signing difficult on Windows and find the
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I wonder why they keep making these articles. Linux is on more computers both today and all of the computers ever made put together than any other OS. It is on virtually all servers on the Internet, the majority OS on phones, its in man
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