Flow

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by Flow 5y ago
In Sweden I can't even pick English subtitles on some streaming services. I prefer that to Swedish, but noooo.
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by Flow 5y ago
When on a Mac, I use cmd+h(hide) extensively.
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by Flow 5y ago
> Next I started getting memories from OneDrive. I use my 1 drive for dev backup and as such I get an email from MS with a bunch of icon images as a memory. I'm sorry, but that sounds hilarious.
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by Flow 5y ago
The bots that plague TF2 runs on Linux. No VAC on Linux either so I suppose when they get VACd it’s a manual thing from Valve’s side.
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by Flow 5y ago
Our company just switched from Symantec to Windows Defender and so far I'm very pleased. On my Windows laptop the fans were running more or less all the time when we had Symantec. With Defender the computer is nearly dead silent. When
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by Flow 5y ago
Swede here. I have a fairly standard Swedish industry vacation. 5 weeks plus ~1.5 week of hours I can take part of days. In addition to that there are also other holidays which I'm not working and doesn't count towards my vacation
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by Flow 5y ago
I live in Sweden, the west coast. A friend is from the UK and he described my town as a paradise compared to London. The ocean is like 10-30 minutes away. The coast line is incredible and free for all to enjoy. He describes his work in Lond
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by Flow 5y ago
I would prefer a sauna to a swimming pool any day. :)
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by Flow 5y ago
> Regarding long term impact, we measured this through various dimensions in marketing, recruiting, and user research. The outcomes are largely positive. You almost make it sound like this is something the users like and want. As a long
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by Flow 5y ago
And in all that mess everyone keeps forgetting that there are plenty of men and trans persons that sell sex.
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by Flow 5y ago
In Sweden there are plenty of "yoni dearmouring" and similar sevices. I get that more women have a harder time orgasming than men usually have. Also more trauma amongst women than men. But if you are a man with these kinds of prob
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by Flow 5y ago
Could Hubble and/or James Webb Telescope see this object with any clarity or is it too near?
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by Flow 5y ago
I'd love to see a video demo of Improv. Off-topic: This site is blocked at my work. Classified as "adult". :-/ Anyone know why? :-)
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by Flow 5y ago
Yes, reading the comment you comment on feels not right. In my opinion, I'd love to have a teacher like Simon Peyton Jones. I'm sure SPJ have bad days, but he feels like a person that would actually tell me about it instead of sta
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by Flow 5y ago
On the other hand, I may have way fewer meetings than many others that might get invited to the same meetings, so I understand it can be hard to find a time where everyone is available. I've only been to one company that had a sane mee
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by Flow 5y ago
Klarna wants to be Facebook of payment. When I buy and pay with Klarna, they get the list of items and on Klarna's app and homepage I see pictures of whatever it is I bought. I'm not sure what to think about this. My first thought
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by Flow 5y ago
This was one fun game. Hard as nails, but fun. Most ports were really good too. Here's a "Let's compare" video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMtJSz0KC9I
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by Flow 5y ago
I think Intel was more concerned about the time it took to make a new CPU rather than the cost. At least that was my impression of it at the time. That testing is a cost is a given. But it's a known cost compared to what a huge batch o
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by Flow 5y ago
When this news broke I though Intel lost their mind. Did they really intend to just "skip" validation or did they try to automate it further, to decrease time to produce a new chip?
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The Sorting Algorithm Olympics – Who Is the Fastest of Them All(youtube.com)
1 points by Flow 5y ago|0 comments
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by Flow 5y ago
I use Wipr as a content blocker on both macOS and iOS. I never see ads on YouTube. But I've always felt that it might not be enough some day. Perhaps that day is nearly here.
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by Flow 5y ago
I once read a AskReddit about people who worked for extremely rich people. Many said that the old man and wife, who built the fortune, were nice humble people that understood that they are so lucky to have made it in life. Many comments als
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by Flow 5y ago
I grew up poor(but no longer am). I can sympathize with some of the things she wrote, but not very many. I too talk to the janitor and cleaners. I once had a job like that. What strikes me is that she describes a work-life that are quite a
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by Flow 5y ago
Yeah, I had like 3 upvotes and then boom, were back up 0 points. Weirdly, I don't feel what I wrote was even negative against China.
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by Flow 5y ago
The ISIS slaughter house video is stuck in my mind. Lots of orange dressed and back-tied prisoners hanging on hooks. One is on the floor and they slowly cut/grind off his head with gurgling bloody noises. I read that everyone in that r
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by Flow 5y ago
This is a big loss and it comes at a time where it will soon be more needed than ever. The last years has been brutal to "free information". Ever since Trump became president it seems a lot of people has begged the tech giants to
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Hayao Miyazaki's thoughts on an artificial intelligence(youtube.com)
3 points by Flow 5y ago|2 comments
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by Flow 6y ago
There's a rumor that Windows 10 will be getting a major graphical redesign. Most welcome by me if true! https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/05/tech/windows-10-redesign-...
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by Flow 6y ago
But then you miss all the fun with doing a nanopass compiler. Maybe that's not entirely true though, you can still generate C/C++ in the end I guess.
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by Flow 6y ago
Here's a SID cover by Linus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shj1_T68SBo

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