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by anticristi 7y ago
I also feel that they make the 2D annotator's job very hard. I wore an eye patch yesterday (having fun with kids) and reality became extremely confusing. Our brain does not annotate on static 2D images. We annotate on stereoscopic vide
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by anticristi 7y ago
Can you point to documentation on how Android deals with low-memory situations? My understanding is that: (A) They moved the problem to user-space. (B) Apps are supposed to constantly save the state they care about and expect to be killed w
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by anticristi 7y ago
I feel that the problem is ill-posed: "At what amount of free RAM should we start freeing RAM by killing processes?" Maybe one should solve the problem: "At what eviction-induced latency should the OOM killer be invoked.&quot
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by anticristi 7y ago
Can someone explain why there is a need for the "double-click" solution? Can't one simple have a row of fontawesome-based social media buttons with links to their respective share URLs?
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by anticristi 7y ago
So 28% of Europeans either (a) have little disposable income although they work hard, or (b) do not buy into consumerism and minimize working time. (a) is a problem we should fix, (b) is a very healthy lifestyle, both for oneself and the pl
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by anticristi 7y ago
I can't express how much the association between "not travelling" and poverty angers me. (Greta, help me here.) Some people choose to live in a stressless small town, work less, commute by bike, pick up their kids from daycar
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by anticristi 7y ago
Couldn't we solve this problem by always clicking on ads we don't like, then close the tab? If I like a company, I tend to scroll down in Google Search until I find their organic result. Hopefully that makes a difference to their
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by anticristi 7y ago
Before upgrading to the latest Ubuntu, I like to wait for a few months until my friends confirm that it's for the better. I guess I would do the same for the MAX. I can't imagine what it must be like to be one of the first pilots
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by anticristi 7y ago
I'm also finding it difficult to empathize with the trauma. Seems like he traveled to Agra, India, so he must have met people that are not only below the flight line, but that will not and cannot leave a 10km circle for the rest of the
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by anticristi 7y ago
Very relevant to the original question, GTD also advocates having a "Someday/Maybe" list. This includes all your "long shots", that you are important to you but unlikely to start working on them anytime soon. This l
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by anticristi 7y ago
I keep track of how much time I spend on each customer, so that my company can send the right invoices. There are quite a few applications out there that can help you automate this task. I sometimes use HoursKeep.
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by anticristi 7y ago
Is this high cost inherent to PRs or are there other processes around them (e.g., create a ticket with a long description) that raises the cost? I feel a certain costs for PRs is good: You better leave that styling bug unfixed, rather than
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by anticristi 7y ago
If I understand your post correctly, I agree with its substance: keep unreviewed changes small, probably a subclass of Kanban's "reduce WIP". This should be already known industry-wide. The Kubernetes Contributor guide states
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by anticristi 7y ago
I'm not sure to fully understand the alternative. Your commit still gets reviewed. Where does it sit while it is being reviewed? (a) on trunk, (b) on a separate "place" (just to avoid the word "branch"). If (a), the