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by alphachloride 6y ago
What does it mean to be an 8-core GPU? 8-CPU I can understand. But I thought GPUs were supposed to have a lot more cores for parallelism.
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by alphachloride 6y ago
Existing search engines should add a query term to filter by page size.
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by alphachloride 6y ago
I never envisioned a web dev tool would have trailer music like that lol.
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by alphachloride 6y ago
Its pretty simple: GUI is more intuitive. I do not find them bizarre. Their diversity or bespokeness doesn't register as a hindrance to me. The options are visible all at once, or are a couple of clicks away. Contrast this with the com
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by alphachloride 6y ago
Found the A"I" lol I believe it's supposed to be "No one is willing to, lol". In this case "lol" is describing what the writer is feeling about this statement, not what the objects of his writing are doing
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by alphachloride 6y ago
That is something I do not care about it enough to dissuade me from the rest of the windows experience. Even accounting for it, the windows experience is still superior to linux for me. I suspect this applies to a big chunk of the populatio
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by alphachloride 6y ago
I am a sample size of 1. For me, the inconveniences of using linux are far greater than the inconveniences of using windows. This article is targeted at the developer community mostly. As a programmer, I cannot recall being hindered by file
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by alphachloride 6y ago
Looking at the website, I cannot fully understand how it works. Is it somewhere between BitTorrnet (peer2peer content sharing) and Mastodon (decentralized social network)? How does monetization work?
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by alphachloride 6y ago
So theoretically it may be a currency, but pragmatically it is not.
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by alphachloride 6y ago
This project is closed beta, so I am guessing here, but couldn't this also be used to de-anonymize users like with Google forms? I think it comes down to trust. Trust that the platform is not complicit with the feedback organizer. I s
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by alphachloride 6y ago
How would you compare it to a Google form with notifications enabled for new submissions? For Google forms, they are: - anonymous - free - data can be exported (google sheets, excel, csv) - customizable (text, choices etc.)
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by alphachloride 6y ago
I concur
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by alphachloride 6y ago
Looks good. I want to commend you on your choice of name for the project. It makes it easy to understand what it's about from the outset.
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by alphachloride 6y ago
Perhaps a tangent: I wonder about the true utility and longevity of a project that advertises itself foremost based on the language it is written in, when that should never matter to the consumer. It comes across as a hobby project or a por
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by alphachloride 6y ago
I agree, but for the reason that going to 0.15 from 14 wouldn't make sense. I believe the master, v14.x, and v15.x branches are diverging anyways, each with their own development. They snapshot the master branch at some times into a ne
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by alphachloride 6y ago
> You can expect new releases of Node.js 15 approximately every two-weeks, In this state, shouldn't it be Node 0.15?
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by alphachloride 6y ago
As someone who has never paid for cosmetic or superficial features for a service (chat, games, websites etc), I am grateful for people who do.
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by alphachloride 6y ago
There is a lot of justification for their choice of colors, fonts, and symbols. I wonder how much of that is after-the-fact excuses for why a focus group liked the design, versus motivating principles that guided the design choices in the f
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by alphachloride 6y ago
If you have Windows (or linux), you can use DroidCam[1] to turn your Android (or iPhone) into a web cam. It can be over Wifi or USB. Very convenient. Also integrates with OBS for streaming etc. [1]: https://www.dev47apps.com&#x2F
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by alphachloride 6y ago
PyOxidizer generates standalone binaries for python. It requires the rust (and optionally C) toolchain to be installed first. I think requiring another language development environment set up to package code is a big turn-off. A friendlier
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This Tiny Country Feeds the World(nationalgeographic.com)
10 points by alphachloride 6y ago|0 comments
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by alphachloride 6y ago
They're not wrong about the nature of content when evaluated from their perspective. This is a measure too "downstream" if they intend to be manage social morality. More up-stream measures start with education and welfare etc
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by alphachloride 6y ago
I must say, twitter is not the best way to write about things longer than, well, a tweet.
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by alphachloride 6y ago
Noah, get the boat
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by alphachloride 6y ago
Looks good. Another very worthy competitor the #2 position of the best config language. These felicitations were brought to you by the .ini gang
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by alphachloride 6y ago
I like Hugo. I've been using it since 0.17. I've forgotten if I found getting started with it easy or hard. But since then it has been a relatively smooth ride. No node or javascript baggage, fast build times, single executable -
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by alphachloride 6y ago
Hugo is a single executable - it doesn't require any knowledge of Go itself. Granted, you have to be familiar with the templating syntax to add build-time logic to the website, but I believe that syntax is common across many other stat
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by alphachloride 6y ago
I am only going off on the README, as the other user pointed out, which addresses technical and non-technical people. So yes, this tool can have great utility. It adds an abstraction layer and removes busywork for repetitive programming t
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by alphachloride 6y ago
I think it can be a useful tool for automation of very standardized ML tasks. However: It's a command line tool that is also intended for non-technical folks. I sense a contradiction. That doesn't even speak to the requirement of
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by alphachloride 6y ago
For just a moment I was pleasantly surprised that I would be reading about an interesting propulsion technology. Seeing as that current propulsion approaches rely on ejecting Fermion composites at high relative velocities to the engine. I a

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