ZenoArrow

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by ZenoArrow 10mo ago
I wish the N950 was fully released, there were some produced but I don't think it was commercially available. It was the true successor to the N900, it would have used the N9 software but unlike the N9 it also had a physical keyboard.
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
> Do they? Yes, they do. The incremental improvements offered each year is not more desirable than rapid improvements. > forcing people into buying an upgrade FOMO doesn't mean devices stop working. Nobody is being forced into b
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
Explain what problems are encountered with 1000 feature requests linked to bounties that aren't encountered with 10 feature requests linked to bounties.
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
There's nothing stopping the idea from scaling.
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
Large scale? No. However, it has been done before. For example, for open source Amiga development work... https://power2people.org/projects/overview/
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
> What makes you think it'd happen if full-time employees at Firefox cant do it? The full-time engineers are given work to do by incompetent Mozilla management. It's the management that are driving Mozilla into the ground and s
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
It partially addresses it, because it shows there's a way to save the software Mozilla develops from itself. In other words, I couldn't give a damn if Mozilla keeps misunderstanding it's market if there are open source forks
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
Time to switch to Waterfox, it's basically Firefox with the privacy features that Firefox should have by default: https://www.waterfox.net/
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
Sodium ion batteries are typically safer than lithium ion batteries. They operate safely over a wider range of temperatures, and have reduced risk of self-combustion.
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
Firefox should be on that list. It's clearly a lot closer in functionality to Chrome/Chromium than Servo or Ladybird, so it's easier to switch to it. I like that Servo and Ladybird exist and are developing well, but there&#x2
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
> The limitations of anti cheat on Linux might be insurmountable Why is it insurmountable? It's not like it's impossible for the companies that produce anti-cheat solutions to get them running on Linux.
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
What if they're indifferent about our existence? Would you be insecure knowing that a superior species existed that didn't think we were interesting enough to be bothered with?
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
Assuming this becomes easier and cheaper to do as the technique matures, a different use of this could be to help with cooling solar PV cells. Despite it being desirable (in terms of overall energy output) to put solar panels in places wher
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
Name one. Name a poor company Behringer has stolen from.
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
The vast majority of the time, they're not cloning devices from small companies, they're cloning classic devices from large companies. The types of devices that have had their prices artificially increased due to demand from colle
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
I don't know why you're being downvoted, that is largely what Behringer is known for, affordable clones of more expensive gear. It's not everything they do, but it's a decent chunk of it. I'm glad they produce audio
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
> I never understood why the Revenue can't provide a set of simple online forms for tax returns like India does. Did you read the article? The TL;DR summary is that the US government has proposed doing this in the past, but has been
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
> F# was pitched by Microsoft to be used in areas where Python dominates Haha, no. Microsoft barely talks about F# at all, and has largely left the evolution of the language up to the open source community that supports it. Furthermore,
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
Python is the world's most used scripting language, but for application programming languages there are other languages that are widely used and better to compare to F#. For example, C# and Java.
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
Yes, and if you don't know how to discern the wheat from the chaff by code reviewing and testing what is produced, your chances of landing on a good solution are very low.
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
If Python is the only language you have to compare other languages to, all other programming languages are going to look like "Python with X and Y differences". It makes no sense to compare Python to F# when OCaml exists and is a
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
> Cross reference the answer with other LLMs Really? That's your solution? A better way to put it is don't run anything in production that you don't have the knowledge to understand yourself. You should be able to code rev
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
Python and F# are not very similar. A better comparison is OCaml. F# and OCaml are similar. They're both ML-style functional languages.
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
> What am I missing? Depends on your requirements. For example, if you have any values you want to keep secret in your config files, then using a config manager can help you to not expose them in a Git repository. Also, if you work acros
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
Some may be interested in this demo of the animation features added to DPaint3 (demoed by Dan Silva, the main author): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjIQO1MjV2w Also, looks like the source code for DPaint1 has been made a
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
I use Tomato too, but I wouldn't say it offers many benefits over OpenWrt. The main thing is that routers based on Broadcom chipsets often only work with very old Linux kernels (such as 2.6.xx kernels), as the drivers are closed source
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
I'm pretty sure the success of Purikura in Japan was the inspiration behind the Game Boy Camera / Game Boy Printer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Camera https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by ZenoArrow 1y ago
Most modern physical games don't give the full benefits I'm talking about, as you still have to install them and update them. I'm talking about games where the only thing you need to do is plug them in to a console and start

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