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6y ago
Speaking of Microfreak, I wish there are more portable but powerful synthesizers that run on batteries.
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6y ago
Is there a way to cache games?
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6y ago
Since churn generates jobs, I see the incentive of the industry to continue doing this.
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6y ago
> It also depends on HOW MUCH the population will decline. We're obviously not going to get to zero as long as people have sex. We already have the capability to decouple sex and procreation.
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6y ago
Ever wonder why only the well off people can afford the vegetarian/vegan lifestyle?
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6y ago
I think this is a very privileged view. Most of the world does not have the culture of offering vegetarian/vegan meals. And if they did, living that lifestyle can be prohibitively expensive.
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6y ago
Yup, I am also not understanding the need for it to be a mac mini. The new Apple Silicon chips might be a lot faster. But I am pretty sure that audio plugins take a long time to update.
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6y ago
I went the opposite of number 5. Instead of having multiple monitors, I just have 1 big 4k 32" monitor. I found that I am more distracted when having more than one monitor. Lots of people are guilty with no. 49, especially when it com
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6y ago
> Windows 10 on an average day is like gargling sand. I mean for two months now alt-tab is broken on 20H2 release. No fix incoming yet. Zero days unpatched for 90 days etc. On WSL it’s a networking and HyperV encrusted nightmare. Have fu
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6y ago
> I get really frustrated when I see people say they're switching to Linux because macOS is too locked down. Perhaps they are not referring to just permissions. Maybe how the system as a whole is setup.
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6y ago
Perhaps the NUC handles thermals a lot better than the laptop. I consistently get around 4-5k RPM when connecting with Elgato Camlink.
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6y ago
I tried to use the Elgato Camlink with my Macbook and Sony ala6400. But everytime I use it, the fans would ramp to a noisy level. Turns out that processing is still being done by the Macbook.
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6y ago
I agree. I wouldn't have used `zsh` if not for MacOS. I still sometimes forget I am working in zsh when configuring things.
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6y ago
A current favorite among beginner Mini-ITX builders is the CoolerMaster NR200. It's a bit big compared to other small form factor options(still smaller than midtower cases) but the hardware compatibility is great! I manage to fit in a
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6y ago
More reasons to use Electron apps. Judging from most of the comments in HN, not something to be happy about.
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6y ago
Was he implying that a duopoly in the mobile space was a foregone conclusion?
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6y ago
I used to have this problem until I got a Kindle. I buy books less now. I guess there is just something about a physical book that makes it desirable outside actually reading it.
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6y ago
Linux nowadays has better support for games so I don't think that is a solution :)
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6y ago
I agree. Otherwise, we would have to accept that a lot of people are addicted to coffee.
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6y ago
> As mentioned by others on this discussion, video games are largely consumable media with products that don't extend beyond the screen. And the same has been said about the TV. That it would never be mainstream. My point is that vi
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6y ago
There is nothing inherently better between playing video games or a musical instrument in your free time if both helps you relax. As usual, it's society that determines which one is a more "acceptable" hobby.
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6y ago
> the collaboration and shareability of music is unparalleled; Music has been around since the dawn of mankind. Video games has been around 20-30 years? I will not be surprised when 100 years from now, video games will be the acceptable
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6y ago
As a JS developer, still waiting for full Homebrew. But then again, I might as well wait for the next iteration of Apple Silicon if that is the case.
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6y ago
Recycling was a lie to sell more plastic, recycling industry veteran says https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24714880
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6y ago
> Brand is a reasonably reliable proxy No it's not. Not in this era of marketers, influencers, social media and fake news.
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6y ago
If this sell out despite the price, then it just proves that people will buy anything as long as it has an Apple logo on it. Marketers and influencers out in full force.
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I installed Pop!_OS last month and Proton has seriously moved most of my non-AAA gaming time off Windows. Indie titles and 2D games run flawlessly at it. I never thought Linux gaming has improved so much. Heck, Steam has more available titl
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6y ago
Leetcode skills are something you need to do in your free time. That's why it is the most talked about.
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6y ago
It's natural human instinct to seek tribes.
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6y ago
Some people don't care about performance per watt and only care about absolute performance.
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