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>running with around 92G heap size I'm curious about this choice. The elasticsearch documentation recommends a maximum heap slightly below 32GB [1]. Is this not a problem anymore with G1GC/ZGC, or are you simply "biting th
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I guess this might be hard, but it would be pretty cool to be able to "stop" the optimizations at some point and see the resulting code. Say "give me the generated code for the Rabin–Scott powerset construction (NFA to DFA)&q
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I might be a bit biased, since I've been writing Scala professionally for years. While most of the article rings true, I wanted to share some counter-arguments: 1) A lot of the problems mentioned are only really noticeable if you use S
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>And then you have the weird gestures that are completely undiscoverable. [...] I mean, yeah, I know it's there, but I never would have actually discovered that on my own I noticed a lot of UI problems like this when my parents chan
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I haven't installed the app for the reasons other users have pointed out here. I would have loved to see a web app, though. Nevertheless, one of the things I miss from the old MySpace that seems to be missing from other sites is being
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In case the author is reading this, I recently started using Wireguard in Mac OS with the Mac app and the experience has been great. Not only is it much faster other VPNs that I used in the past, but compared to other clients (Forticlient a
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Looking at this project and some of the alternatives provided, they seem to be quite memory hungry. I assume this is related to the ML model. Is there any way to run this (or one fo the alternatives) in a "Lite" mode without any M
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+1 for cleaning up the watch history. It's pretty nice that youtube let's you edit that and doesn't use a "full history" to train the recommendation algorithm. I try to be careful and always use private browsing whe
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Hi there. I'm completely new to Matrix, so sorry if this is a stupid question, but is there something like a gitter homeserver where I can login with my gitter credentials? If so, what homeserver URL should I use in element?
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>It's funny. For all the useless Java "factory" patterns, the one thing there ISN'T a factory for - Futures[...]. >It's a bit of a puzzle to me why this isn't just standardized. It kind of is. A `FutureFa
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> Too bad there's not really a ML/AI ecosystem around (besides Spark, which seems to be losing favor partially because of its embarrassing performance), because using Python is such a drag. I think it's not that bad. Sure,
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As a Scala dev, having flutter support would be awesome. When I started to learn the language, it was being hyped as a viable alternative for Android apps (which has been abandoned since 2.10, IRCC). Kotlin seems nice, but after getting use
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I think it helps if you don't think about a single axis (functional vs imperative), but in two axis (functional vs procedural, declarative vs imperative). When you use IO with do notation, you are actually doing imperative functional p
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This seems plausible. I'm not sure how frequently the codes are refreshed, but you could just hide a bluetooth receiver near the police station to get the daily codes for most officers, transmit that to your phone and have an app that
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Looking at the license[1], I think not: > [...] You can't [...] put ads next to or over it (the content) 1: https://github.com/bbcarchdev/Remarc/blob/master/doc/2016.09...
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>Set top boxes Maybe that's a regional thing, but I think that all set top boxes (and DTV decoders) that I used had it's own remote with adjustable volume.
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Since the user is complaining about the way Mac OS handles the audio buttons, I'm surprised that he doesn't mention the problems with HDMI. I don't understand why the OS disables the audio controls of HDMI outputs. If I press
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>I don't think there's any at least medium sized project that is considered to be done but not abandoned/legacy and does not receive any commits. As another commenter mentioned, this can be pretty common in math libs. Here
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My mother is a kindergarten teacher and was "teaching remotely", which was pretty much setting up a shared google drive with parents, sharing with them weekly activities and then asking the parents to send pictures/videos of
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>The link is random generated link available only 6 hours, this is important to be safe as you don't want anyone to be able to access all your passwords ... This seems like too short of a duration. What happens if the email is sent
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I'm not going to argue about old productivity software, but some games do indeed "age badly". Obviously the game stays the same, but game designed has advanced and, if you are used to play modern games, some problems that are
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I'm not sure if this is the case here, but IIRC, the internet archive is considered a library, which grants them some special rights regarding copyright. I believe that's the reason that allows them to host arcade ROMs as well.
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That looks like a cool model, but isn't that pretty close to what Twitter does (at least if you use TweetDeck instead of the twitter webpage/app)? I only see: - Things posted by who I follow - Things retweeted by who I follow - Th
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> * Have a style guide. Link it in the README. This saves you time in review. I would go even further and recommend using some automatic style formatter. That way, you can fail the CI step if the code is not correctly formatted and that
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Note that most KaiOS devices can be flashed with GerdaOS[1], which claims to be more privacy focused. 1: https://gerda.tech/
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AFAIK, it's a known issue with retina screens and scaled resolutions. If you use the default resolution, you should not see any issue.
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goatinaboat was probably talking about this: https://github.com/features/package-registry
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If you are interested in this new feature phones running KaiOS, I recommend taking a look at the BananaHackers website[1] and twitter account[2]. Some of those devices (such as the Jio phone shown in the article) can be jailbroken to suppor
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>you will not be able to receive/access emails that are sent to your primary address/domain until the provider resolves their issues. You won't be able to receive new e-mails, but if you use a local client like thunderbird
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> My personal expierience with one of the news sites (cant remember which it was) after GDPR was somehow refreshing. If you didnt agree, they disabled all javascript and throw you into same website but with only text and images relevant
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