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> Is iMessage an American phenomena mostly? Pretty much.
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> Getting non-work people into a video call if you don’t have an iPhone is painful. Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp both have video calling...
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Ruby never went away. It just used to have an extreme amount of hype and now is a mature and, dare I say, slightly "boring" language.
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> Isn’t that exactly what we’re fighting for in Ukraine? No they're literally fighting for survival against a genocidal invasion force...
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No it's to share visualisations and stuff, similar to a game, but let's face it - the code is going to be incredibly basic, generic and not worth protecting.
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> Up until I read that line I assumed it exported some binary which could be closed sourced. I personally want content creation tools, but I respect programers don't want to work for free. This is for artists, not programmers. And
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Another comment in the same thread is a link to a Bridgewater associate saying the same thing. It's economic orthodoxy. Either you can believe that every reputable mainstream economist is wrong or admit politicians have a vested inte
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The problem is that those aren't the reasons for the inflation. The increase in the money supply is. But crafty politicians have blamed everything else in order to try stay in power. The measures they're taking, increasing inter
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I mean, it basically boils down to money. Set prices high enough and you get those who can afford it. And if you've always been elitest, then alumni admissions will all be upper class as well.
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> Are there any large sensor cameras that are working on computational photography? Not sure about the current state of the art but I do know Fuji has had some pretty fancy in-camera processing for years now. When I was more into photogr
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> Genuine question: Why ES6? Because CommonJS is dead and only continues to be supported because of all the old NodeJS stuff written in it. The whole point of ClojureScript is to target the browser since Clojure itself targets the backen
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I didn't say a phone camera isn't better for the average consumer... I use my phone camera far more often than my actual camera... But there's no world in which it's technically superior to a real camera, especially one
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Phones don't rival or surpass DSLRs or any proper digital camera. They just have lots of fancy processing that makes quick snaps look better than the same amount of effort on a camera.
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Not to mention, if you get YouTube premium you also get YouTube Music ad-free. Ads in music players are far more annoying IMO.
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How would you do that? Compile a JVM to WASM? A GraalVM to WASM image? Seems like it'd be too heavy for the web.
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Monokai on JetBrains products (mostly RubyMine).
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> F-14s break a lot more Pretty sure this is the answer lol...
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Yes saying that what a 3 month baby wears doesn't matter that much is so extreme.
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Well if you have a baby you'd know that function is kind of important in baby clothing. They're not exactly cooperative when getting dressed... Not to mention, they can't pick their own clothing. Parents do. Regardless, o
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Well you're not getting an appointment within the next year here in Canada...
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> looking like a communist What does a communist even look like?
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So you think if we don't paint our son's room blue and dress him in nothing but camo he'll want to chop his balls off later? No, you Americans just have ridiculous views (left and right).
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Honestly doesn't surprise me. Our baby kicked like crazy in the womb, reacted to stimuli like music and poking and was very active. He was born early after my partner's water broke when she wasn't in labour (doctor said like
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> There is choosing a name So choose two... > buying clothes Tons of gender neutral clothing especially for newborns... Ours has a lot of green, white, beige, gray. Plus some pink and blue because who says boys can't wear pink?
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$7 is less than a single beer in the pub. If you can afford to devote thousands of hours to learn programming and then hundreds to thousands of hours to build an app then you can afford the hosting cost...
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I mean, Unix/Linux was top to bottom C for a long time. It still kind of is. Higher level languages aren't needed per se, but they do make life easier.
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> Investors did. In paper value. Odds are most are still up on their investment. Equity isn't cash.
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> Will he unban ISIS recruiting accounts? Pretty extreme example but pretty sure aiding terrorists runs afoul of some US laws... > He doesn't need to ban leftists to achieve his goal of pushing them off the platform. Seems like t
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> Elon doesn't actually believe in a free marketplace of ideas, Is he banning left wing accounts? Is there any evidence of what you say?
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Just take a look at their lines. Their APS-C cameras range from pro-sumer to professional. For the price of a full-frame professional quality camera you can get one of their medium format cameras as well (the GFX50 for example is in the s
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