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4y ago
Why in the world do Pixel phones not support DP alt mode? It should come for free with the chipset.
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4y ago
Was hoping this was about the F# language.
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4y ago
That name is brilliant.
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At this point the most direct and highest impact way of making phones last longer is forcing Qualcomm to support their chipsets for more than 2 years.
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4y ago
It's not just a propaganda move. It is meant to provide 2 things: - Legally allow Russia according to it's own laws to send conscripts to the claimed territories. This is necessary due to the extreme man power shortage. - Legally
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4y ago
We have confirmed proof that Putin sent people originally assigned to those missile installations you mentioned to instead be cannon fodder in Ukraine. He is leaving plenty of places less protected (probably woth the exception of Moscow). A
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4y ago
3. Understand that even if you do all of the above, there will still be people you will be unable to reach. 3a. Methods that would reach those people would again not apply to the first group or to others.
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4y ago
As I was saying, (from uncle comment): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33095888 > I work at a government agency and here are my tales. > 1) They install a root certificate on all machines and use that to MITM all
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4y ago
Shouldn't HTTPS prevent this unless the client has the certificate of the MITMer installed? This being security theatre, it is entirely plausible that the "security" proxy actually decrypted trafic and required the user to ha
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4y ago
How do you propose to tackle the cache invalidation challange? /s
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For those not in the know, you learn a piece of software developer lore today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15886728
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4y ago
Never trust the lawnmower to not mow your budget.
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4y ago
Location: Romania, Bucharest or Brasov Remote: Yes (Preferred) Willing to relocate: No Willing to travel for work: Yes(depending on the country) Technologies: - Languages: Solidity, SQL, C#, Powershell, F#, Rust, Types
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4y ago
And what happened in Germany (which didn't recognize patents) compared to the UK. Germany had a similar boom in technology.
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4y ago
Also, as coroborated by Verdi, creative output is negatively impacted by copyright. Why write (compose) new stuff if money is flowing in because of old stuff.
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4y ago
Correlation is not causation. The truth is probably the opposite of what you are claiming. Increased literacy resulted in incentives to create copyright legislation.
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4y ago
People have written books and will continue to do so regardless of any other factors.
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4y ago
Since CC licenses are so rare in software I never analized how the By, Nc and Sa clauses interact with SaaS. I'll have a read, but even if Sa copyleft does not apply (might be more like GPL than AGPL), By and Nc should probably apply.
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4y ago
Global menus (Mac like) make sense on small screens, local menus (Windows like) make sense on larger screens. Thankfully, on KDE Plasma you can choose either of them.
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Homonyms. The unfortunate reuse of a name for an unrelated thing.
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4y ago
There is a distinction between an explanation and a justification. There are many ways to explain why some thing happened or might happen. They can not be used to justify said action. I believe Mearsheimer and Pozner, for reasons, confound
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4y ago
Since it takes LLVM IR as input, why can it not take a subset of Rust or other LLVM supported language?
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However, the environmental constraints change and the amount of scientific knowledge also changes(and hopefully improves) over time. Therefore the heuristics turned into rule book will inevitably become harmful eventually. Also keep in mind
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4y ago
Arguably, we can still do almost all you have listed. But the desire is missing.
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4y ago
The only situation where i see an AI generating this type of comments to be useful would be deciphering an obfuscated C challenge program. Or maybe Perl. But otherwise, I also want the Why not the What!
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4y ago
Shouldn't algae growing be carbon negative?
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We were all easily nerd sniped.
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I say the first step now (if it wasn't done already) should be to send seeds to the seed bank in Svalbard and other seed banks (distributed resilience) allong with documentation about how it was cultivated.
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Apparently Powertoys Run does all of this correctly. It's also made by MS and its a QuickSilver/Alfred/KRunnrr/etc. style launcer. This makes it even more inexcusable for the default Windows behaviour to be stupid.
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4y ago
What abou if that Fox news poll is organised by a senator? It sends a different message when officials do it.
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