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by apk-d 7y ago
I've had this exact problem attending most concerts (only classical music seems mostly fine). The music sounds very distorted (like a damaged speaker or an audio recording with heavy clipping) and after a while it gets physically painf
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by apk-d 7y ago
I imagine open-sourcing something that's both cloud-based and tightly integrated into the operating system would require a complete rewrite.
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by apk-d 7y ago
To solve this, they have an upgrade you can get called "Windows 10 Pro for Workstations". Costs a little over $300. Quoting the blog post on windows.com: "You will see for Windows 10 Pro for Workstations productivity and ente
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by apk-d 7y ago
Awesome! Any idea how well it deals with system updates? Last time I used a script to remove some of the crapware (OneDrive, games, office installers, etc) it all came back after a larger feature update.
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by apk-d 7y ago
Windows, although my experience with VSCode on Ubuntu wasn't very smooth or stable either (worked with TypeScript for a few months a while ago).
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by apk-d 7y ago
I've been using VSCode for C# daily for a year or two. I'm considering switching to a non-electron editor because of how slow and sluggish it is, including IntelliSense, refactoring, syntax highlighting and the latency and frame r
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by apk-d 7y ago
I'd pay extra for a version with a taller screen. I don't understand why there's next to no market for laptops that aren't 16:9
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by apk-d 7y ago
In (recent) games made with Unity, a lot of workloads like scheduling the GPU and such are offloaded to separate threads with (almost) no developer intervention. Future games will extensively utilize the job system which provides safe and e
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by apk-d 7y ago
I'm assuming there wasn't enough written agreement for either side to sue the other. Couldn't it be the other way around, though? If the client thinks this is unfair, they can go ahead and sue the developer. (Or use an NDA ne
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by apk-d 7y ago
> This stuff isn't even worth thinking about. If more front-end developers have this mindset, I'm beginning to understand how the web (and the desktop, via electron and such) has become the embarrassingly slow and unusable mess
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by apk-d 7y ago
As a counterpoint, I find userstyles far less convenient than extensions. In my experience, they are more difficult to install, they work less often and break more easily (because of the "put this thing I hacked together on the interne
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by apk-d 7y ago
I've looked it up for you and found this one - a bit dated but it shouldn't matter much on an introductory level and it seems to have the concepts presented in the right order (or maybe that's just how I'd do it). https
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by apk-d 7y ago
Having done most of my work in C# and TypeScript the Rust syntax felt weird when I read about it, but on the other hand, I always felt bad being unable to readably chain awaits, least they become var result = (await (await obj.DoSomet
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by apk-d 7y ago
It's also enabled by default on Surface Book 2 (and possibly other Surface line devices). No idea how well Bitlocker (or Windows Hello for that matter) stand up to border control.
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by apk-d 7y ago
Governments come and go, Poland isn't a monolith, and definitely not over a period of 15 years. Lazy thinking.
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by apk-d 7y ago
Certain commenters suggested that the exact partial UA string identifying Edge was blacklisted. I'd love to see a more detailed analysis.
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by apk-d 7y ago
I went to a local video game museum the other day. It was a ton of fun. You simply can't emulate the feel of the Arkanoid controller (a knob which you turn clockwise and counterclockwise to move the platform), or the way games actuall
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by apk-d 7y ago
I don't understand why this kind of support of long-obsolete (and officially unavailable) multiplayer games is met with negative reaction by the copyright holders. These might be some of the most loyal fans of your game that you'v
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by apk-d 8y ago
Still using Inbox. Will keep doing so until the servers actually go down. Somehow, it feels intimately sad to have to let go. But when the time comes, Firefox extension please!
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by apk-d 8y ago
What IS the point of video DRM anyway? I can't remember a single instance of a thing I wanted to watch not being available for torrenting over the years, maybe barring some really obscure television episodes I wouldn't find on Net
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by apk-d 8y ago
I'm somewhat sceptical because I'm not really seeing this happen anywhere throughout the software development industry. Sure, we get more software than ever, and we get it faster and cheaper, but it's all bloated low-qualit
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by apk-d 8y ago
Rtx really shines when applied to a low-fidelity game like Q2. The difference isn't as profound in modern titles where a plethora of lighting techniques and tricks approximates physical lighting closely, though. I wonder if in the end
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by apk-d 8y ago
I liked the way mouth movement was captured in LA Noire. It was a bit low-res, but looked way more organic than any other technique I've seen. I'm guessing the production is complicated and the cost is prohibitory though.
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by apk-d 8y ago
I feel like some people are (unfortunately, expectedly) overinterpreting my statement as "normal > abnormal" instead of intended "extremely abnormal deserves extreme scepticism". Keep in mind that I'm an avid psy
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by apk-d 8y ago
I don't think making this about definitions brings anything to the discussion. I meant to appeal to common sense. If your friend starts to see magic auras and find other patterns where there clearly aren't any, that's well pa
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by apk-d 8y ago
I feel like you're trying to derail the discussion by asking random, seemingly unanswerable questions. Normality is a broad but pretty well-researched subject and i think it's safe to say, belief in horoscopes and other unsubstant
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by apk-d 8y ago
Is there any use in removing these automatically-generated tags? They seem like something that might change the second Google's deployment pipeline pushes a new build (or even sooner).
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by apk-d 8y ago
I actually really enjoy the way RimWorld's gameplay is simpler and more focused. Feels more like a game you actually get to play and less like a simulation you feel compelled to tweak every few hundred ticks. Obviously, you're n
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by apk-d 8y ago
There's a vscode extension that does exactly this. Haven't tested it, but it looks like it should work for live coding presentations. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=jevakall...
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by apk-d 8y ago
What makes you think a mouse (71M neurons) has agency\free will? Does a cockroach (1M neurons), fruit fly (250K), jellyfish (5k) have agency? I don't think we're gonna get far by relying on a phenomenon that we can't clearly

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