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by Latty 6y ago
The Thunderbolt in this case is coming from the chipset on the motherboard, not the CPU. He lists the motherboard as an X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX/TB3 which supports 2nd gen Ryzen, and which has that support built in.
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by Latty 6y ago
"The same standard" as in double-blind studies would clearly present issues when it comes to surgery. I can see the argument for a higher standard than is currently held to, but "the same" seems impossible to do in an et
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by Latty 6y ago
Making it less terrible after-the-fact, after tons of bad press and outside pressure, and when you desperately need the devs to stay on and fix the problems left after the launch they no doubt told you was not going to work… not sure that d
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by Latty 6y ago
Describing that work as "being naked in front of a webcam" is like calling software development "typing at a computer". You can make any job sounds trivial and downplay its value by describing it in a way that removes th
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by Latty 6y ago
There is a lot of NAT going on these days, and a lot of shared addresses. All those devices aren't all online at the same time. As I see it, IPv6 can't come fast enough. NAT really needs to die a death so people can actually use t
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by Latty 6y ago
It's kinda funny to me how many people who claim to value "true free speech" are in favour of the government being able to enforce speech. Fundamentally, what people are saying here is that the current US administration sho
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by Latty 6y ago
Generally it isn't on the individual to try to weigh something like that up. Here in the UK, at least, the Vaccine will be offered to people in order, so if you are offered it, there would be no reason to defer—others who need it more
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by Latty 6y ago
The obvious thing that comes to mind for fanless laptops given recent news is the Macbook Air with the M1 chip, but clearly that isn't offering a similar thing in terms of freedom and user control of the hardware/software.
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by Latty 6y ago
Frankly, this is just wrong. Maybe for some circumstances, but in Google's case, they provide email. When it comes to things like email, your account being compromised doesn't just affect you. Google let people send out emails fro
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by Latty 6y ago
So what's the answer to semantics and user styles? Just, screw it, they aren't important any more? I mean, I get it, it isn't something most people care about, but I still value them.
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by Latty 6y ago
As I note in my other comment, this approach is fundamentally unsound in Elm. The view is generated in its own thread synced to the browser's rendering system. It is entirely possible for the model to have changed without the view havi
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by Latty 6y ago
> If the model changes, a new view is generated, so your message should take that into account. You don't have any guarantees about when that will occur though. Updates and view rendering are run independently. I have an application
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by Latty 6y ago
This seems like it would introduce bugs, where the model changes before that message is handled, and your old model you put in your message overwrites those changes.
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by Latty 6y ago
Except that is a false equivalency, every Republican voter backed a candidate who ran on that platform and policy. Yes, there will always be a few people at the extremes of any movement. It is very different when they control the movement
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by Latty 6y ago
This is true, I probably should have specified "Republicans" in the second half. Edited.
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by Latty 6y ago
Here in the UK we pay literally half as much per person for healthcare for similar outcomes, and everyone gets covered with no cost at the point of use, no medical bankruptcy. No one is talking about a free lunch, they are talking about a b
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by Latty 6y ago
Indeed. Historically I would have said conservatives in the US wanted the same thing (increased prosperity for all), and just had different ideas on how that was achieved. Under Trump, it has become clear that they (edit: Republicans) want
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by Latty 6y ago
Interestingly, it appears to be back in 11. You are right it wasn't possible for some set of versions, not sure how far you have to go back for it to be possible again. They appear to have added it back with a big warning screen simila
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by Latty 6y ago
Welp, instead they appear to have doubled down: > The old source code in master is no longer under AGPL because it's been the reason of this week's trolling comments "I re-licensed code you wrote without permission because
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by Latty 6y ago
The fact they claimed it was a complete rewrite shows they don't misunderstand: they knew they were doing something wrong and tried to hide it, just now they are caught they are just trying to gaslight their way out and claim they are
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by Latty 6y ago
It'd presumably have to be a contributor who wrote some of the code they can show is in the new product. Of course, in a normal situation, I imagine no one would care unless they'd contributed a significant amount. Acting this way
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by Latty 6y ago
Posting that you don't respect the underlying license really is a great way to look guilty as hell: > This is not true. If it was true, just use the code from master and make the "small changes" yourself and stop with the
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by Latty 6y ago
The rent-seeking economy, just create more renters to increase the amount you can skim off the top.
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by Latty 6y ago
This is like asking why you aren't allowed to go into any supermarket and scream in people's faces. Yeah, if what you are doing is obnoxious and a lot of people hate it, you are going to get rejected from the vast majority of sp
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by Latty 6y ago
A private company stopping people spewing misinformation to huge numbers of people using their private platform isn't "censorship". The problem with "some people only use facebook for news and so this means they are effe
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by Latty 6y ago
Yeah, I took a look at using a serverless framework for a hobby project, and it was just a real pain to get started at all, let alone develop a whole application in. I tried AWS, and then IBM's offering which is based on an open source
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by Latty 6y ago
> The best part, however, is that once you’ve got it there, the system really feel like yours. This is it. There is an up-front cost to configuring your system, but once you have, you know what is there and how it is configured, so if so
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by Latty 6y ago
Those problems are hardly unique to USB-C. With Micro-USB I had charging cables that didn't have data lines in them, Kindle power adaptors that didn't offer enough output for my phone to charge off, and non-standard devices that d
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by Latty 6y ago
This is very sensible to me as a way to stop discrimination. If you make it so economically the impact of a birth is similar for men and women, you reduce the incentive to discriminate.
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by Latty 6y ago
Sounds like an accessibility nightmare.

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