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Except for unusually complex logic, almost every bug I’ve ever seen has been configuration or integration related. I do unit tests in safety critical software, but if I actually need to catch a bug I usually worry more about integration or
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> Pegasus “activates your camera, your microphone, all that which forms an integral part of your life.” Purism might have an opportunity here to pitch journalists on their hardware switches
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Mvc isn’t an architecture at all. It’s just meant to be a tiny pattern for ui widgets from the 70s that people started to use as an architecture. The actual goal is to just keep a tiny piece of business logic from having a dependency on a s
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Canadian police departments got caught for this also (Ontario iirc)
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In one of the most expensive places to live and operate on earth, there is roughly 3x as much vacant office space after a year of lockdowns vs before. Wouldn’t it be weird if this wasn’t the case? You would think it would be a slightly high
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5y ago
Just use fastmail or ProtonMail
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I forget the source, but years ago I tried to look it up and it seemed that YouTube was extremely profitable
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I only really use 2 monitors in unreal engine. The ui just is too cramped for a single monitor, you really need both Outside of unreal, I usually find workspace switching to be a better workflow than alt tabbing my way to a window on a seco
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I had assumed that photoshop and the like would be gpu bound, not cpu bound
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What exactly is a rogue nation state? One that doesn’t follow rules?
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> FLASH memory works by essentially placing some electrons on an insulated island of material through quantum tunnelling and then "trapping" them there. However, there is some probability that they can tunnel off, and thus the
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Speaking of, I wish hn would hide upvote counts. If I wrote something provocative and stinging here against social media, it would be karma city, and it feels good to see your number go up. Thats not a temptation I like
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How so?
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I just looked up some benchmarks. Apparently a m1 is 2-4x faster at many tasks than my wife’s gaming desktop from 5 years ago. It’s comparable in many benchmarks to my ryzen cpu as well? What’s the catch?
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I met somebody once who told me that digital drives expire and will lose data unless they are “fired up” from time to time. Because of that, his company had a system of taking out and doing reads on their old storage in a clunky and manual
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> the developer does not collect any data If true, that is very refreshing and nice to read
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I have one friend with an allergy. Their doctor said to not get the vaccine. They’re high risk. I hope this is a rare combo but some people have something to worry about as they get sent back to work
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I build my dev and prod environments using the same scripts with just a few changes. To make the two match closer, dev is just a vagrant vm. It works great and I’ve never been tempted to change. If I wanted to run micro services, docker mig
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In contrast, I used to find pm email to be fine. I left the service for fastmail because I wanted a calendar built in. I’m considering going back now
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In case anyone is curious: it was the video card. A capacitor I think. Potentially caused by the psu but the fire was the gpu…
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I hope they make it opt in. I don’t really want an anti cheat snooping around my Linux system without my knowing
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The question everyone is wondering: is this ready for serious use for gaming and productivity (Eg, photoshop or game development)? Or is it very hard to get a smooth workflow going? If the workflow is not great, is there a clear path to sol
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Presumably, they tested a representative sample at some point and extrapolated
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I looked at job boards last month and didn’t come across a single posting for c++ developers outside of gaming. What sorts of companies hire c++ developers and what do you build? Are the pay and career respects as strong as web focused opti
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The best two note apps are standard notes and Joplin. They are almost identical. Standard notes has a few extra features, but I think Joplin is minutely faster iirc. Both are encrypted and then synced via other cloud providers
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Personally, I don’t really want some invasive anti cheat running on my Linux system that I probably will not know about
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Manjaro is nice, but last time I hit update the computer became un bootable until I found an afternoon to fix it. Kernel or grub iirc, not a big deal but still a bit disruptive. Ubuntu does this less a little less often
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I wish this was an onion article
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Corsair something something. I’ll find the model tomorrow. Might not have been the psu though. My laptop charger is busted too and my laptop trackpad is acting up now. They shared an outlet. Both used surge protectors though
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It was actually a decent power supply, maybe 5-7 years old, good ratings etc. Cleaned dust and hair out every season or so with compressed air. Might leave my home computers powered off from now on when I’m not using them. …my brand new smo
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