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by alextingle 1y ago
Why would they think "its a web-site"? PWAs just look like normal phone apps. In fact, many "normal" phone apps are basically just a web-site inside a thin wrapper. So the difference is largely academic in many cases.
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by alextingle 1y ago
Good for her!
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by alextingle 1y ago
Does it count as "disparagement" if it's true?
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by alextingle 1y ago
Modules are a disaster. It's hard enough to get programmers to care enough about how their code affects build times. Modules make it impossible for them to care, and will lead to horrible problems when building large projects.
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by alextingle 1y ago
All of the settlers that Russia has imported into its occupied territories must be sent packing.
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by alextingle 1y ago
If AWS or WPEngine release their sources, then they are upholding their end of the bargain. Why shouldn't they make money, if they can? If they are not releasing their sources, because of inappropriate licences, then that's what l
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by alextingle 1y ago
So all Apple needs to do is stop gatekeeping headphone technology.
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by alextingle 1y ago
YouTube used to be mostly short videos. 2-3 minutes was typical. They've moved to longer videos by changing their algorithms to encourage creators to waffle on. TikTok is much closer to how YouTube started out.
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by alextingle 1y ago
It'll never drop by 20%. Either it keeps on growing, or it collapses. Given that they apparently have no new models in development , I'd expect the latter. - Their roadmap is just updates to their existing line-up, and vapourwar
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by alextingle 1y ago
Oh no! Free software!! I suppose it's good that these people actually bother to read the license and intend to respect it.
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by alextingle 1y ago
About half way down the article, the author says this: > Under this relaxed definition, we find that we cannot establish a total > order over all memory_order::seq_cst operations due to a cycle in the graph: > (2) -> (4) -> (
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by alextingle 1y ago
The quoted cost of wasn't for the re-roofing, it was in addition to the re-roofing: > "[solar] adds $20,000 - 25,000 to reroofing a house" Since all of the scaffolding or whatever is already up for the roof work, if an
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by alextingle 1y ago
Then how come I heard about the Ivermectin nonsense, whining about social distancing and masks, and the ridiculous "protest" in Canada? If there was censorship, it wasn't very effective.
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by alextingle 1y ago
No.
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by alextingle 1y ago
This is dangerous nonsense. Even the example used on the blog post is wrong (in my timezone)... Start = date(2020-02-23) End = date(2020-04-05) Duration = End - Start // 42 days Duration as hours // 1008 hours 202
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by alextingle 1y ago
> A roof mounted solar array easily adds $20,000 - 25,000 to reroofing a house just in labor (assuming two electricians for one week on either side of the reroofing with labor priced at $150/hr) Why do you need two electricians for
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by alextingle 1y ago
Paywall. Link?
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by alextingle 1y ago
I'm laughing too. Thanks for that. In all honesty, I thought I was being clever by swapping the sentences around to reverse the meaning, but I didn't spot the ambiguity.
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by alextingle 1y ago
I was the one who did the rephrasing. I was clarifying its meaning for you.
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by alextingle 1y ago
Middlesbrough's problems are not the reason people in Dudley, or Stoke on Trent vote for fascists.
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by alextingle 1y ago
Um, no. Sensible people don't support the far right. The country has lost all sense, so there are fewer sensible people, so the fools who vote for the far right are on the rise.
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by alextingle 1y ago
> The country has completely lost all sense. This is why far-right is surging on the polls. Fixed that for you.
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by alextingle 1y ago
Smells like coded antisemitism, in this case.
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by alextingle 1y ago
If your whole business revolves around shipping static libraries to customers, then surely reading the man page to work out how that can be done is part of the job. Also, having your library rely on static initialisation doesn't seem l
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by alextingle 1y ago
What about the fact that disabled parking bays are provided with more space around them, to help less able people get in/out of their cars, or even to get wheelchairs alongside the cars? That seems like it's a much greater benefit
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by alextingle 1y ago
It's true. No vegan "milk" gives me the runs like cow's milk would.
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by alextingle 1y ago
It was the BBC that linked me directly to Hans Blix's reports on the UN's search for WMD in Iraq. It was that that convinced me that it was all made up bullshit. It was much more convincing than the obvious wishful thinking that w
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by alextingle 1y ago
Electrical Engineer?
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by alextingle 1y ago
> If you buy a game on steam, you own it for real. How so? If Steam goes away, then so does your game. That's not ownership. Just because they have carefully and honestly fostered a lot of trust in their game rental service, doesn&#
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by alextingle 1y ago
I don't imagine that the exposed state would need to be represented in the final compiler output, so the optimiser could mark the pointer as exposed, but still eliminate the dead integer load. Or from a pragmatic viewpoint, perhaps if

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