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by asvitkine 5y ago
I guess you'd need a source for the relationship, which understandably might not really exist in an accessible manner....
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by asvitkine 5y ago
> its a better idea to just make a slightly bigger ship, but with twice the RADAR / twice the defense of a singular Destroyer Why? Wouldn't two destroyers be more flexible and also harder to hit than one big ship?
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by asvitkine 5y ago
Can you explain? A shell isn't supposed to be installing things on it's own... (Assuming you're talking about zsh or bash when you say shell.)
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by asvitkine 5y ago
The op literally said "(the money I could afford, but it's the time that is more valuable)".
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by asvitkine 5y ago
What was the new tech stack?
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by asvitkine 5y ago
Couldn't you sue them to restore your tv to the original state as opposed for monetary damages?
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by asvitkine 5y ago
Zero cost from runtime performance, but you pay binary size for it. It's a trade off between the two...
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by asvitkine 5y ago
In the demo video, they mention that they used a lot of footage from self-driving cars to produce that. One thing I noticed is there are no pedestrians and cars in those scenes. So they must do a lot of work to filter them out by combinin
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by asvitkine 5y ago
Can you use the web version of Google maps?
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by asvitkine 5y ago
Be the change you want to see in the world. Inquire about getting it open sourced.
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by asvitkine 5y ago
Controversial opinion: Why is that wrong? If you want to consume content that costs money to produce that is being paid for via advertisement, and your user agent blocks said advertisement, why should you be entitled to that content?
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by asvitkine 5y ago
I think at the point they're making the transaction, they're already locked in. It's not like someone is going to buy a new phone and replace all their apps when they're purchasing an Uber subscription. Plus, I think ano
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by asvitkine 5y ago
Should Apple take a cut when I order my groceries using an iPhone through my grocery's store app?
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by asvitkine 5y ago
I think you meant "Customers don't know". I suspect if the UI offered customers to pay now using Apple's thing, or have a button to get 30% off by going to some more convoluted flow, a lot of people would choose the reba
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by asvitkine 5y ago
My experience is that the popup appears every time I unlock the computer, but it's not modal / blocking, so can be ignored but really annoying.
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by asvitkine 5y ago
One reason to slow it down could be that the company needed more time for implementation work to get compliant. At Google's scale, I wouldn't be surprised if this was a factor.
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by asvitkine 5y ago
Uhm, there are literally hundreds of millions of people in the world that use RTL languages. For mainstream, global software this is not a niche feature but a core requirement.
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by asvitkine 5y ago
If the return value of strlcpy isn't used, the compiler can optimize the extra inefficiency away. (I don't know if any do, though.) This is similar to how strlen(x)>0 calls get optimized to *x by clang and likely other compiler
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by asvitkine 6y ago
Works surprisingly well! https://myhr.tg/10yVgL9d
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by asvitkine 6y ago
Wood is actually pretty sustainable. It can be farmed and is a natural carbon capture.
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by asvitkine 7y ago
Actually, the low entropy provider is used for any field trials that get included in the header. See: https://cs.chromium.org/chromium/src/components/variations/v...
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by asvitkine 7y ago
Actually, the low entropy provider is used for any field trials that get included in the header. See: https://cs.chromium.org/chromium/src/components/variations/v...
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by asvitkine 7y ago
Alex Ionescu wasn't a Microsoft employee, though.
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by asvitkine 8y ago
Google has an office in Montreal: https://www.google.ca/search?q=google+montreal+office&oq=goo...
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by asvitkine 8y ago
You can install run Android apps on many Chromebooks now, so you can install Firefox if you want: https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-run-firefox-quan...
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by asvitkine 9y ago
Super impressive! I played a good chunk of the demo level and only noticed a few glitches (e.g. bear getting stuck in the wall, some non-optimal camera movement - but maybe that matches the original?). One error that I hit a good way throug
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by asvitkine 13y ago
We've been using valgrind bots for a long time on the Chromium project - certainly for much longer than a year. For example, according to the Wayback Machine, our sites page had an entry about it since 2009: http://web.archi