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Laaas
3y ago
This isn't representative of real-world usage since you don't let it think.
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3y ago
I imagine you can apply for naturalization straight away if you get your green card issue retroactively fixed.
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Laaas
3y ago
Is your case public anywhere?
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3y ago
When was it two-sided?
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3y ago
Make two crates? rspotify-sync, rspotify-async? Couldn't you perhaps make an async runtime that isn't async and just blocks? That would let you keep only the async interface.
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Laaas
3y ago
Why is it fraud? Maybe it's a legitimate item.
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3y ago
It does talk about "Multi-Link Operation".
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3y ago
What would the legal consequences be for PornHub if they ignored the law and didn't (and perhaps don't) have any physical or commercial presence in North Carolina, beyond the website being available?
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3y ago
The new Ryzen chips already have this as "XDNA" AFAIU
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3y ago
I don't understand why they restrict the extensions you can install in the first place? Who cares if an extension's UI doesn't work perfectly on mobile? That they took so long to extend the list confounds me.
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3y ago
What grounds would Apple have for suing?
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3y ago
IIRC it was leaked/confirmed by accident or something like that
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3y ago
At least people will be able to claim that their authentic nudes were faked.
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3y ago
They've committed securities fraud potentially if they're lying about this intentionally.
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3y ago
They didn't miss the cloud revolution, and certainly not the AI revolution either. Microsoft is doing absolutely great under Satya Nadella.
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3y ago
> This person called the company "the biggest and slowest" of all the major tech companies Could not be further from the truth.
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3y ago
Finally can we be rid of Control Panel
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'Diamond-age' of power generation as nuclear batteries developed (2017)
(bristol.ac.uk)
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3y ago
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3y ago
GitHub by Microsoft went OK.
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3y ago
It would mean you can't go to the UK I imagine.
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3y ago
Did you solve the funding issues after that Christmas (?) post about not having enough funds? I assume probably not fully given you don't have enough manpower?
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3y ago
The explanation seems a bit vague. What were the concrete issues at hand?
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3y ago
This is about X vs Wayland, not Windows vs Linux.
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3y ago
FWIW all the reasons seem like an aversion to complying with how Wayland works. Yes, you can't position windows absolutely, but that's because you're not supposed to do that. In any case I don't see how being able to pos
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3y ago
The more surprising part is the income tax cap discussion.
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Thomas Jefferson's Proposal to Limit the Length of Patent and Copyright
(libertarianstandard.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Indeed, I'm merely complaining as an entitled end-user. As a developer Rust is much better than C.
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3y ago
The issue with Rust is the horrible compile times. I actively avoid Rust projects because they take too long to compile. I wish rustc had an option for disabling monomorphization, a true -Os option.
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3y ago
What do you mean it has come to pass?
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3y ago
I assume they're paying for a service, probably developing Matrix? I would rather have them use the small amount of money they have on developing Matrix rather than explaining where each coin went. This comment seems relevant: https:&
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