_cenw

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by _cenw 2y ago
I'm not sure if 20k lines of code and and writing a controller on k8s are really that incompatible. kubebuilder has made it pretty approachable.
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by _cenw 2y ago
vaxry is quite edgy, doesn't believe in structural marginalization and is also part of the anti-CoC crowd. i think this blog post is all you need to read if you want to know if you specifically want to engage with this community: ht
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by _cenw 2y ago
Showed up to a doctors appointment during their lunch break once because iCal supports the time format "TZ is whatever is local, trust me" and the device I used to add an appointment was set to UTC, not UTC+1. My doctors calendar
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by _cenw 2y ago
Considering CS Falcon causes your performance to drop by about half and does the same to your battery life, I doubt they have any sort of QA that cares about anything but hitting stakeholder goals.
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by _cenw 2y ago
This feels like it's undermining channels, the feature go really wants you to use in other places too (but people tend to still use mutexes). Channels aren't quite as lazy (if you use an unbuffered one you supply one element in ad
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by _cenw 2y ago
We're slowly moving from pathologizing difference to acknowledging that people outside the normative still need support to survive our very normative society without developing adjacent issues, particularly mental health problems. That
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The question was aimed at finding out if their objection was to taxes in general. Which seems to be the case, since they called me a communist!
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Do you oppose tobacco tax - nicotine and tobacco smoke being considered almost universally bad - on the same grounds, or is sugar different?
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MSFS is made by Asobo, who aren't actually a Microsoft-owned studio. The name is just tradition at this point.
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Windows on ARM was already very decent on virtualized Apple Silicon, running x86 binaries without much fuzz, they sure have been working on it in the background ever since Windows RT.
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The AI hype relies on most common people misunderstanding what's in front of them. I've seen business people write prompts. They don't understand the limitations or strengths. They tell the model it has a degree in something,
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by _cenw 2y ago
isn't the US full of unhealthy food that is "fortified with vitamins" to distract from the fact that it is unhealthy?
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by _cenw 2y ago
Power isn't cheap, and inefficient is an understatement. In the heatwave last week in Germany I managed to get ours to cool a tiny bedroom from 30 to maybe 26 degrees Celsius. Doesn't help that in new construction outer walls are
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by _cenw 2y ago
"scratch" is an empty image, so you technically get support forever
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Initial experience on random (fresh-ish install) Windows laptop: Bad. Creates VM, and then can't find it. Now I can install Hyper-V management tools to get rid of it... Error: Command execution failed with exit code 125 Command executi
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by _cenw 2y ago
there's two kinds of teams calls. the kind attached to a meeting is hosted on an actual server and the one where you call someone directly is some p2p mess that is a lot less reliable (and doesn't work on those browsers).
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by _cenw 2y ago
for anyone that has been spared, teams is the kind of product where you have to make an appointment for an ad-hoc meeting, or you'll be stuck in some unreliable p2p skype call that doesn't work on anything but chrome or edge.
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by _cenw 2y ago
Nice, the exact framing Apple wants. Too bad the EU isn't going to pick the poor billion dollar corporation over their market watchdogs in a popularity contest. That's more of a tactic for the US market.
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by _cenw 2y ago
The "true" GNU Operating System is essentially every distro that's fully free software - to the point where you're excluding things needed for basic functionality like firmware blobs, with the proposed solution of "
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by _cenw 2y ago
Normal people use Netflix (especially when DRM was first introduced) and watch YouTube. The reason Mozilla can even still hold 10% market share in places like Germany is that they're much more compatible with the monopolist than you&#x
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Most of the abuse already happens on "responsible" platforms that provide zero expectation of privacy, like Discord. Scanners are just not good at finding anyone but second-degree consumers, and that seems to happen more on web fo
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by _cenw 2y ago
I'm 30 and I was on social media, just with school internet and not a smartphone.
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The Screen Time API extends a little beyond what you get with built-in Screen Time, like the ability to hide apps. It's still a bit funny that this product bashes Screen Time for being too easy to bypass when you could also just set a
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by _cenw 2y ago
Maybe you want to re-confirm that. In the late 2000s Sony Ericsson had a line of phones that had a focus on (then) high end integrated cameras called the C-Series, the C standing for Cybershot.
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Yeah, not sure what growing evidence was needed. The black stuff I can wipe off my windows every other week or so living next to an arterial city road was quite enough evidence.
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Certainly isn't legal in many places, or at least entitles you to "special cancellation".
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I've been in several places where this leads to a death spiral of "comfortable" employees doing a lot less (or rather, the bare minimum) and the people that compensate for it leaving after 1-2 years of this supposed social ca
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You'd be surprised how much self-perception and reality can differ. Lots of types that think they're the best allies ever and then show a total lack of empathy (especially if someone's different in their immediate family) tha
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Sort of. The generation is RDNA2, but it's unlike all other RDNA2 chips because the focus is so much on energy efficiency (and the APU has its own codename, van gogh)
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Go isn't Java, especially after the rewrite in 1.5 (and smaller scale changes in 1.19) the GC doesn't pause long or often enough to affect throughput.

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