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aloer
7y ago
I don’t think they do this anymore. Or at least not like they did around ~2015 with iframes
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aloer
7y ago
Apple does not have my faceID biometric details and does not need them outside of my own device. Wouldn’t that make your assumption just as bad?
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7y ago
Semi related to this: Have there already been noticeable changes in investments in the valley since the last big round of unicorn IPOs? Since we can assume many VCs got a lot of cash back in a relatively short time I guess they will either
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7y ago
I used the hp workstation configurator for their highest priced tier and added 28c Xeon and ram and single v100 and it came out at 56k. I assume the Vega II duo x2 at 28 tflop will be similar to 4x v100 each at 9k so going from there it’s a
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7y ago
I have not yet seen any speculation about what a full spec mac pro might cost but I would not be surprised if it approaches 100k$. It can also connect to up to 6 screens for 5k$ which means this thing might go up to 130k$ in price, fully sp
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7y ago
my personal take on this: Apple did not want people to talk about other things introduced or not introduced at WWDC. With so much attention from non-developers for a developer event, they need to carefully handle expectations until the hard
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7y ago
iTerm is amazing when using many spaces because of the hotkey overlay. Projects and project parts are separated via spaces but I never want to have to find the right terminal for a process, instead I use a single window with animations disa
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7y ago
In late 2017 I built myself a threadripper based workstation for ~5000$ with a 1950x, 64gb ECC (can fit up to 128), a single 1080 ti, single NVMe drive and two 8tb HDDs. The system was designed to allow for more HDDs (case space and thermal
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7y ago
I’ve tried it but found it too aesthetically displeasing when using a MacBook to not have a page centered if it’s supposed to be centered. It’s like the entire system is made to be used in a symmetrical way and I break it because of tabs. D
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7y ago
I tried Firefox coming from chrome. Two things were dealbreakers for me 1) I’m a heavy window/tab user. 300+ tabs across 10+ windows is normal. I have not been able to recreate the same tab bar overflow behavior as in chrome, default f
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7y ago
Could you point us to some of those togetherJS apps? I just recently learned about it in the context of collaborative browsing. How is this related to collaborative text stuff?
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7y ago
What was the situation like before SSDs? Were the fastest hard drives at the time (15k rpm?) faster than the fastest CPUs?
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8y ago
from the article: > The group said in a statement the home was in a so-called contiguous zone of 12-24 nautical miles, where very limited Thai regulations applied, and they had no intention of setting up any independent state or “micro n
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8y ago
I've had a theory for some time now based on my own observations: A big part of why nature is so calming is the absence of repeating patterns. In our artificial life everything follows standardized forms and patterns. It's a steri
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8y ago
He actually is interested in this and talks about it in his recent blog post here https://blog.stephenwolfram.com/2019/02/seeking-the-producti... Search for EDID > for high-profile, high-production-value events
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8y ago
I switched from 2x24" to 1x34" uwqhd and it's so much better my setup would not work without bettertouchtool and the floating web view ( https://docs.bettertouchtool.net/docs/floating_html_menu.htm... ) th
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8y ago
If only there would be a browser extension for anything other than safari on OS X. Manually copying passwords (and then saving in chrome) gets real annoying
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8y ago
earlier today I had a problem with Xcode always opening the wrong file, a README Turns out I am not the only one: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53132398/xcode-10-1-open... half a year old at least, as long a
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8y ago
> On Samsung Galaxy S9+ simply listing apps that can install apps silently (which is the master of all permissions Wait... what? Why is there such a permission in the first place?
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8y ago
Are there comparisons between this and the google AIY vision kit with their vision bonnet? I’d assume it was developed at google by the same team
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I can’t remember which city or country but somewhere in Northern Europe too many people got EV too quickly for the existing charger infrastructure and they has to counter this by taking away or reducing planned city/state subsidy for n
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8y ago
39 billion of 1.28 trillion is 3%. Does that mean they only save 3% when betting on falling prices for renewables? For four decades? Doesn't sound much like a financial advantage compared to the (presumably) more predictable and stable
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Remembered I read something about this some time ago, looked it up: SQLite is a recommended storage format ( https://www.sqlite.org/locrsf.html ) by the library of congress > As of this writing (2018-05-29) the only other
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8y ago
I have spent the last hours reading up on everything-WARC that I could find but I still haven't been able to answer my main question: why only as external crawlers? There does not seem to be a tool to actually capture a warc directly i
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8y ago
Could you explain what electron offers here over for example a browser plugin? I'm not that familiar with limitations of WebExtension APIs It looks like an interesting project but only for a few selected sites. For more random browsing
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8y ago
randomly clicked around there and saw the following about E&Y being ordered to post "a copy of the Order on www.reddit.com/r/quadrigacx" https://documentcentre.eycan.com/eycm_library/Quadriga%20F
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totally agree. There's one thing that safari has and (afaik) noone else: you can visually inspect all canvas elements on the site even if they are offscreen