Kihashi

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by Kihashi 6y ago
> I hope the founders made out like bandits when they sold out, and I hope it launched them onto spectacular career trajectories. Well uh... The company went under, so I doubt they made out like bandits. The IP was sold off, but I suspec
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by Kihashi 6y ago
I've been using it for a few weeks already. tldr: It's slightly worse than Google photos in most respects and quite a bit worse for albums. * The AI is fine, although not as good as Google's. * Albums are far less featureful.
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by Kihashi 6y ago
> which has has a much better interface You're probably the only person I've heard from that has said that. I think YTM is marginally worse in most respects. I'll keep using it because I think spotify is also lacking and g
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by Kihashi 6y ago
I was working in a College's IT Dept when they were migrating everyone from Eudora. Lots of the professors were of the "You can pry it from my cold, dead hands" opinion. They often had 10s of gigabytes of email dating back to
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by Kihashi 6y ago
Everything I've heard in the past several years has been wildly positive. Granted, the sort of people talking on HN and Reddit about C# are maybe not also the people maintaining legacy VB6/WinForms/WebForms/etc apps.
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by Kihashi 6y ago
Is that true for non-partners? I didn't think they allowed a high enough bitrate for 4K.
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by Kihashi 6y ago
I find the individual commits on feature branches to be more noise than signal after they are merged . They can be useful during review, sometimes, but mostly I want a cleaner history. > they really would like a complete story, not 20 g
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by Kihashi 6y ago
Isn't that roughly what server side includes are? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side_Includes
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by Kihashi 6y ago
> but actually their tooling is pretty awesome huh. That's not been my experience. To me, it looks like they stopped improving things circa 2005. Things that are new tend to be half-baked (.NET integration, OOP language features). N
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by Kihashi 6y ago
There's also value in having a beginner's perspective on stuff- What concepts weren't clear? Was there some documentation that was difficult for a beginner to grok? What helped the pieces fall into place? There's a schoo
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by Kihashi 6y ago
According to the subreddit mods: > EDIT: OP is making very bold claims with insufficient proof. This AMA has devolved into a significant vector for disinformation. We have removed and locked it.
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by Kihashi 6y ago
It looks to me like this thread was shut down by the AMA mods, not reddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/igeixp/i_am_william_b...
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by Kihashi 6y ago
I looked at the linked thread and don't see anything to substantiate the claim in the title here. It looks to me like the thread was shut down by the AMA mods, not the Reddit Admins. https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA&#
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by Kihashi 6y ago
Not sure about elsewhere, but in the US, the compensation wasn't voluntary. It was the result of a class action law suit against Google.
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by Kihashi 6y ago
> which is the same thing, but with a bigger library and shittier UI. That's really not true at all. They are only now adding some of the feature set. Anecdotally, their radio stations are not nearly as good. Sometimes in a list of
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by Kihashi 6y ago
That's a different definition than most people mean when they say "real-time".
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by Kihashi 6y ago
Most of GE's consumer lighting business had already been sold off. Also, Lighting was never a super large part of GE by revenue or profit.
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by Kihashi 6y ago
Most of Consumer Lighting had already been sold off. They were working on services like lightgrid management for cities. But even 30 years ago, Lighting was one of the smallest parts of GE.
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by Kihashi 6y ago
> vegetable oil is usually soybean oil Every vegetable oil I've seen is largely canola oil.
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by Kihashi 6y ago
And Terraria just put out a patch with 40 pages of content notes. Lots of rebalance, new content, graphics updates, and QoL updates. It's a good time to jump in and the game is $10 on steam.
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by Kihashi 6y ago
Almost for django: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/topics/async/
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by Kihashi 6y ago
About half of my employer's clients (in manufacturing) have banned use of zoom and block it at the firewall.
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by Kihashi 7y ago
> how can an IDE be toxic If people associate the IDE with negative emotions, which a lot of people have for eclipse, I'd say it's fair to call it toxic.
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by Kihashi 7y ago
Per the repo: > All of the data is currently generated from the animalcrossing Fandom wiki. > > We have a static process which will scrape the site, download the images, and generate files to be used by the main app.
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by Kihashi 7y ago
JavaScript has a (mostly) analogous concept called sourcemaps.
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by Kihashi 7y ago
Agreed. I forget VSCode is an electron app. I do not forget that MSTeams is.
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by Kihashi 7y ago
IIRC, MS recently updated notepad to understand Unix line endings, although I'm not sure if it's live for most people. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/extended-eol-in-n...
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by Kihashi 7y ago
> If you're in the market for a Bootstrap Treeview you're likely already using Bootstrap and therefore jQuery . Is that true if you are using it as part of a react or vue application? I know, for example, that bootstrap-vue
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by Kihashi 7y ago
I for sure would take that sort of integration into account when looking at a new ereader. Although the primary thing I'd be looking for is library integration a la OverDrive.
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by Kihashi 7y ago
> pressure cooked meat is very often gross and spongy I haven't cooked much beef in it that hasn't become part of a stew, but my experience cooking chicken and turkey is that it comes out incredibly juicy and flavorful. Even be

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