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This is a case where using Wuffs would be a better idea than Rust: You get more safety than Rust and you can incrementally convert the codebase.
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I hope you are wrong as that would be economically and environmentally wasteful.
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A good portion of the world is raised in an environment that promotes the hating of other religions, but apparently acknowledging this is unacceptable. > On one hand, I’m grateful that you no longer hate my children. On the other, this h
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Their PR strategy is to take problems people thought were impossible to solve in the next 10 years, and solve them (Go) or nearly solve them (StarCraft 2, protein solving)
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...and ½τr² makes sense because it comes from an integration. > If there's a better way, they'd use it Oh sweet summer child.
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> this fine represents ~1.2 days of Google revenue Why do people keep mentioning revenue as if it was some sort of useful measurement? When paying fines net profit is what matters.
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You just made me realize that there will eventually be social media exclusively available to the rich people.
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A single cargo ship moves hundreds of thousands of goods across the planet. This space flight moved a handful of people up and down.
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"at some point I have to draw the line in the sand somewhere" Is the line measured in how many millions of dollars he earned?
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In my experience Vimeo is great, while Dailymotion is absolute garbage: the streaming itself stutters at low quality and the amount of unskippable super long ads is insane .
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FWIW they suck at their job. Every year there are some days where we don't have AC in the office during summer because they stop sending cold water to the building I work in.
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> It might have started at AWS, but... The shader language is called AZSL, short for (I kid you not) the Amazon shader language . If you really care about attracting partners, maybe don't put your brand name in the programming lan
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> The profit does not come from the source code, but from the assets. Which is why Unity and the Unreal Engine are free. Oh wait...
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> You do take a security hit from sideloading The security comes from the sandbox, not from the app stores. This is why it's secure to use the web even though the websites are not individually approved by Apple.
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Someone that is putting his code where his mouth is, that's great.
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Wow, Quake is owned by Microsoft. This is mind blowing, and a little sad.
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And as a reminder, QEMU was originally created by Fabrice Bellard.
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As an app developer that does the release build and the uploading myself, having Apple and now (finally!) Google do the app thinning themselves saves me a ton of work. I'm also way more confident it's done the right way. If you ar
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If this were a city-wide record, I would agree. This is a country-wide record, and the second widest country in the world (Canada represents ~6.7% of the world's land surface).
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I would imagine that they thought of that! For one, this could be used on tankers.
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How did they create the model? Did they take a bunch of reference pictures where they said "this part here is water, this part here is rocks, this part here grass, etc...", and somehow trained a model from that?
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To be exact, the video says that it includes all insecure HTTP traffic, so if you use HTTPS for now you are saved.
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I'm never using Airbnb again after they deleted my review for mentioning bed bugs because it was "irrelevant information".
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It may be possible to create a programming language where you express your intent at enough of a high level that the code can be automatically refactored into using new APIs.
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> What kind of waves? Any wave! Including sound waves. > I guess you could at least have a light source that periodically gets brighter and dimmer Would it even be possible to make a timer that periodically gets brighter and dimmer in
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In a universe with an infinite speed of light, can there even be any kind of waves? Do physical waves not also propagate instantly?
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Having a "home office" is not common for people that live in apartments in cities with a high cost of living.
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Off-topic, but did Bezos just do plastic surgery?
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tl;dr The person wants to include JS from a company that shipped malware. Concludes that you can't use Google Analytics competitors.
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Most of the time you don't want to use his SLERP function. You can even see what is wrong in his illustration video: the cube does 3/4s of a full rotation, while only 1/4 of a full rotation would have been sufficient. In othe
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