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by FreezerburnV 3y ago
LASIK can't be considered until your prescription stabilizes for at least a year or two, so that isn't helpful to someone whose prescription is constantly changing.
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by FreezerburnV 3y ago
As far as I can tell: No, and the roadmap doesn't include anything for adding it. I think it would actually be pretty much perfect for me if it did have OCR.
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by FreezerburnV 3y ago
This REALLY SUCKS. I’ve been using Evernote as a catch-all app for a bit now: scanning documents for paperless, archiving website snapshots, notes for various things (I love being able to make a note tied to a calendar event!), the super go
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by FreezerburnV 4y ago
I was going to reply with similar. I have a secondary Android device (largely for Tachiyomi, but I'm thinking of migrating to Android full-time) and I put a Todoist widget on my home screen. I also put an iOS Todoist widget on my home
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by FreezerburnV 4y ago
WoW, Call of Duty, Overwatch 2, Diablo: Immortal, etc. etc. A lot of people might post vocally online about how awful a lot of stuff they've been doing is, but they're definitely making bank from stuff like the Overwatch 2 shop. I
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by FreezerburnV 4y ago
I'm a bit confused as to what exactly this is supposed to be. It looks like it's supposed to be able to search across a bunch of stuff like Slack, Spotify, cloud storage, local files such as Word or PDFs, etc. But it also seems to
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by FreezerburnV 4y ago
A type system isn't going to save you from users submitting all kinds of potentially different encodings. Which also depends on what kind of user input is being handled: Is it OS-provided UI? Is it something being sent to a service acc
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by FreezerburnV 4y ago
This basically just reads as a hit piece on Neeva. One of the bullet points is that they might be compelled to hand over data they have to local authorities, which literally any service based in a country has to do. They admit this in the a
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Shift Left Testing in a Kubernetes Environment(signadot.com)
7 points by FreezerburnV 4y ago|0 comments
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by FreezerburnV 4y ago
By default the WiFi system is turned off, but you can turn it back on individually. If you want to connect to an in-flight system for watching shows, as an example.
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Fast Feedback Loop for Kubernetes Product Development in a Prod Environment(doordash.engineering)
7 points by FreezerburnV 4y ago|0 comments
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by FreezerburnV 4y ago
The one caveat to this is that it's relatively easy to do large amounts of dynamic memory allocation/copying in C++ which can run worse than a scripted language. Especially if you std::shared_ptr all the things, or do lots of thin
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by FreezerburnV 4y ago
The funny part about that statement, is my understanding of the international release of Lost Ark is that it's actually a lot friendlier than the original Korean version. You should really look into how Asian MMOs (especially Korean on
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by FreezerburnV 4y ago
Complete opposite of my experience. Recently had to use my M1 laptop (16GB RAM version, not a Pro or Max chip) for work without being hooked into power and a screen, and I could keep everything I normally do open for an entire day's wo
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
Yeah if you order one you shouldn’t expect it sooner than at least 6-12 months. And you’re not gonna get any info about when it might arrive, it will basically just show up one day probably after you forgot you ordered it.
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
Keep in mind this thing is made basically entirely out of metal (it’s extremely heavy for a keyboard) and uses a different mechanism for keys than current mechanical keyboards. Look up what a “buckling spring” keyboard is. Like I said in an
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
As someone who also ordered a keyboard from them, I can say that it isn’t a scam, just crazy slow to arrive. I did eventually get my Model F, and it’s a solid keyboard. To give a bit of the benefit of the doubt: Iirc some of their news post
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
I had no idea these options were a thing. Thank you for pointing them out, adding them to my config immediately and hoping it makes some merges and whatnot easier going forward.
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
My new take about Miyazaki's games, that I will refuse to give up going forward, is that part of the reason they're so good is because they are secretly comedy games (among everything else): https://twitter.com/doc
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
Why Telegram specifically? Wouldn't Signal be considered a more private/secure messenger?
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
Dragon Ruby is a relatively recent game making toolkit with one of the main devs being also one of the main SDL devs. It's a full programming language so you can use it for whatever you want, it just is most popularly used for RoR.
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
Repeatedly concatting a string is the fastest way I am aware of to build a longer one in Javascript. (This has been deliberately optimized for) I believe PHP this might also be the case for, or at least very fast. Perl might be pretty fast
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
Ah gotcha, thanks for replying! I think I'm seeing how this ends up being useful in a lot of sites for navigation. That's a pretty "simple" change to normal searching that feels like it can do a lot, which is really cool
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
Legit question: What’s the main difference between this and using cmd-f search built into the browse? Other than the fact it’s one less key press to use, which in itself honestly does sound pretty nice. (Since the home page even brings up a
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
Prefixing this with saying that I agree the UX on this is not great and could definitely be improved both from a usability standpoint and a security standpoint. That said: The actual reality where someone gets their password stolen because
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Activision Blizzard Settles with Federal Employment Agency(kotaku.com)
1 points by FreezerburnV 5y ago|0 comments
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
What’s wrong with Trello? It still seems to run fast? And has some new stuff added that seems to be useful? Dunno, still seems to be fine to me.
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
I'm not sure I've ever heard a story where a manager attempts to fire someone, but HR decides to replace the manager instead. Is that something you've seen? I only hear stories about managers being protected as hard as possib
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
You’re conflating ease of understanding/reading Go code with complexity of a hard problem. I can personally read the standard library, or basically any library, and I regularly do to understand how stuff works under the hood. But certa
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by FreezerburnV 5y ago
You're of course free to use whatever software you want or do whatever you want. But I think assuming that you're going to see a malicious actor updating your password manager to steal all your data shouldn't be too high on y

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