Orygin

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by Orygin 1y ago
> Weaker than standard physical store consumer protections (no playtime restriction on returns, obviously) Huh, we have different laws and physical stores. Here, no store will take your game back if you opened the box. Maybe that changed
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by Orygin 1y ago
Microsoft's own "you're holding it wrong moment": "You're right clicking wrong"
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by Orygin 1y ago
> A device can be woken up at silly o'clock It can't. The device is in my room and making noise when on. If that device wakes up and wakes me up, it's either getting a force shutdown (breaking the update) or getting in the
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by Orygin 1y ago
> There are a ton of SaaS sites that break with ad locking enabled. Never had one and I have been using uBlockOrigin for a decade. If a SaaS doesn't work with it, report it to them or skip it (if not already vendor locked on it).
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by Orygin 1y ago
On a Macbook M2 Pro, on a project with loads of services, 210k loc, a full rebuild takes 70 seconds. Incremental takes 36s. For one service, full rebuild in 16s and incremental 0.6s. It's not blazing fast but considering the scale o
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by Orygin 1y ago
> No one reading here is an expert on geopolitical issues. You're just connecting on the wrong post, and probably the wrong website, if you want to talk about these things I don't know, I see a lot of posts and threads here of
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by Orygin 1y ago
> so I will give it exactly 0 seconds of thought when commenting on it. You opened your post literally giving your thought about his political stance. Had you completely skipped this part, we'd be only discussing React and not Verce
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by Orygin 1y ago
Do you have the quote? I would think such "right to merge" would go against the notion that maintainers work for free and have no obligation to merge your work. Edit: Found the quote. The Right to Merge is about the maintainers ri
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by Orygin 1y ago
I don't understand you. Forcing trailing commas is one of the best features of Go, it enforces consistency where you must have a comma at the end of the line. Re-orderding lines? No worries, all of them have commas. Removing a line
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by Orygin 1y ago
> Then people don't have to complain so much about "too many prohibiting rules". They can't complain if it's prohibited, straight to jail!
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by Orygin 1y ago
Sure, if it was for my own computer I'd do it. What about my mother who is not technical enough to fix Windows when it will inevitably break in a future update? Should I setup win11 for her only for me to come back urgently in a few mo
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by Orygin 1y ago
I have to agree. UI updates generally go wrong because users are conservative and loathe any changes to their workflow, even if it improves it. I won't judge anybody who disliked the update, but to die on this hill is a bit silly (imo)
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by Orygin 1y ago
Does the system respect the project's license? If not, then JetBrains may be liable immediately when anyone opens project they don't have rights to, or which uses a license incompatible with the model training JetBrains wants to d
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by Orygin 1y ago
Sure, triage done by a human exist and they are generally absolved from taking that decision that could kill someone (to save others). Because the situation calls for it and would otherwise result in more deaths. But other than the situatio
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by Orygin 1y ago
If they would otherwise live healthy lives, why perform the procedure? Most likely the patient is informed by the practitioner about the risks and they can make an informed decision. That is not the case about ChatGPT where openAI will sell
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by Orygin 1y ago
It absolutely is? If a doctor is responsible for negligence resulting in the death of someone, they don't get a pass because they saved 10 other people in their career.
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by Orygin 1y ago
Plus it seems hopeful to think you'll be only working with "New java" paradigm when most enterprise software is stuck on older versions. Just like python, in theory you can make great new green field project but 80% of the wo
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by Orygin 1y ago
The full page blur is horrendous. Every navigation to the page triggers it, so if you click and link and hit back, here's a blurry page for 2s. It also nearly triggers headaches for me, so clearly the webdesigner should not be hired
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by Orygin 1y ago
Sure but that's not what we were talking about. Plus I don't need to add tests like this in my code for it to be valid once compiled
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by Orygin 1y ago
Won't prevent you from shipping this in prod. The stack trace you shown only appearing when you execute the code.
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by Orygin 1y ago
If you got object files you can compile whatever if you have the compiler toolset. I have made a go program that links ffmpeg and is built from linux to Windows and Macos. It was not super easy but it's doable.
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by Orygin 1y ago
If you don't need to link C lib, you can build any combination of arch and OS for a golang program. The default tooling allows you to do so easily. If you need to link a C lib, there are ways to set it up to compile other OS (and maybe
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by Orygin 1y ago
Small sample: https://www.virtru.com/blog/industry-updates/microsoft-data-... I also can't find the news, but they were hacked a few years ago and the hackers were still inside their network for months while
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by Orygin 1y ago
This thing is so huge, I cannot comprehend the American carbrain if it's considered "average" for them
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by Orygin 1y ago
Are you comparing to the car market of 50 years past to justify a vehicle that is more akin to a tank than a modern regular car? Like you say, the term itself is meaningless but it does encompass the current class of vehicles that are needl
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by Orygin 1y ago
Do you consider a Ford Flex to not be a SUV ? Thing's huge and most other example you provided are either clearly SUV or are bigger than they need to be to be a "normal" car.
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by Orygin 1y ago
Haha, I believe I know what kind of ToS violations you are talking about. Multiple LVMH (and subsidiaries) accounts doing live streaming on Instagram with unauthorized tools. We had multiple instances of account being blocked automatically
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by Orygin 1y ago
Languages evolve and words get new meanings all the time.
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by Orygin 1y ago
You can't really anonymize the data if the conversation itself is full of PII. I had colleagues chat with GPT, and they send all kinds of identifying information to it.
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by Orygin 1y ago
I like it but it's not really a comparable/usable result. My IDE auto suggests a lot of things and a lot of "words" could be reduced to a single tab key press. For example, in golang, I have not typed a full if err != ni

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