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by atoav 1y ago
Given that it can be cloudy and not rain, but (for the sake of the example) not rain without clouds¹ I would agree. ¹: in reality weather can be extremely weird sometimes. I had it rain without visible clouds before on the open field. I a
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by atoav 1y ago
You don't want to know what my headphone extensions (TRSm 3.5 -> TRSf 3.5mm) or my XLR3 cables go through. That is way, way worse than anything the HDMI cables experience, based purey on the look of the cables returned. I get that
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by atoav 1y ago
Yeah I get that in theory, but then my 10x more expensive pro stuff works worse than the cheap stuff. Sure, because they follow the spec etc. But then it turns out that even name brand laptops (or their GPUs) do it wrong. My point was tha
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by atoav 1y ago
> That's entirely the fault of your crappy smart display with some crappy OS and has entirely nothing to do with HDMI as a standard. Sure yeah, but I don't buy it. If you create a standard that is too complicated or too feature
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by atoav 1y ago
Yes, only that it leaves vast parts of the US economy without workers, since not only skilled labour is sought after. Farm work would be one popular example. So unlike you somehow explain to Americans why foreigners get the good jobs while
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by atoav 1y ago
I work in a european liberal art school. It doesn't get much more left wing than this. So of course we have written policies regarding gender, diversity and inclusion. As part of the staff I was included in various hiring processes. An
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by atoav 1y ago
This is my current thought as well. The neo-fascist movements throughout the west all do not have a positive vision, beyond it being a narrative vehicle to convince the people who bought into the rethoric. Returning a nation to former great
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by atoav 1y ago
I run a media-lab at a art university and both HDMI and USB-C is flaming garbage. What you want is a digital video standard that simply pushes an A/V stream over the wire and negotiates the acceptable resolution on the fly. What you ge
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by atoav 1y ago
I design and repair electronics for the past decade and quality has gone down, significantly so. A part of this is increased complexity introducing more failure modes, but the main reason is bean counters trying to reduce the BOM cost as
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by atoav 1y ago
Make a list of people flying in these things and attribute the consequences of climate change to their heads. Then you have them pay the bill for their lifetime, potential inheritances pay after. Not to put a too fine point on it, but clima
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by atoav 1y ago
If I want travel I'd love a mix of night trains and high speed trains, preferably on entirely separate rails and separate from any freight train and/or regional/light trains. Arguably we already have it already comparably goo
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by atoav 1y ago
Yes but drops in the bucket count. If I take anything away from your statement, it is that people should be selective where to use videos for communications and where not.
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by atoav 1y ago
Yeah, sure I mean in embedded-land any async snippet could perform any number of things, like firing a delay command that puts the whole processor to sleep. This could potentially be avoided by clever enough compilers or runtimes, but I am
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by atoav 1y ago
I am not deep into the matter but I would have given the answer: Async code is making code that would have been blocking non-blocking in a manner other stuff can still happen while it is being completed. Since I work a lot in embedded loops
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by atoav 1y ago
> I wonder if right wing media will still be able control the narrative and place the blame on some other minority in all the down trend That might depend on how much more dirt his followers are willing to eat for Trump. And this is some
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by atoav 1y ago
Yes, but when a white guy with a swastika tattoo kills a black guy media speculates about the reasons. What could it be?
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by atoav 1y ago
So while we are making funny euphemisms I hope I can "bypass ownership laws" to relieve the author of the money on their bank account. The state of journalism in 2025 is such they can't even call a spade a spade.
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by atoav 1y ago
The thing is a lot of what looks like a natural talent from the outside is also just learning on the inside. I won my provinces swimming competition without ever having swum in a competition before against swimmers who were all in a club. R
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by atoav 1y ago
Depends on the waters you're moving in I guess?
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by atoav 1y ago
I program both C/C++ and Rust (the latter to a lesser degree currently). Rust is far superior to C in Error locality, if you write ideomatic Rust. Most of the types of errors I make in C would have been cought at compile time in Rust
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by atoav 1y ago
Well you as the person running a website can define unilaterally what you consider good and bad. You may want bots to crawl everything, nothing or (most likely) something inbetween. Then you judge bots based on those guidelines. You know li
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by atoav 1y ago
As a Flask/Fastapi guy I lately made a project with Django and I have to say I am very impressed with how much the defaults worked for my project and how much of the complicated issues were taken care of (e.g. database migrations, prrm
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by atoav 1y ago
Because people that rich usually are sociopaths and if they are not they spend their money directly on humanity like Bill Gates.
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by atoav 1y ago
Sure and water is enough for hydration so their cafeteria has no actual coffee or what. If you'd force me (a dev used to work on a blazingly fast Linux machine) to use this I'd just be inclined to look for a job elsewhere. Not sur
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by atoav 1y ago
The first question you should ask yourself when tasked to secury literally anything is the same: secure it against whom or what? This article is about entropy and mostly an explaination why your mnemonic seed is already safe against wild
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by atoav 1y ago
Which is true, but also just means you need more distance. And if there is anything in space it is distance.
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by atoav 1y ago
The first picture must be these windmills that ruin the landscape. /s
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by atoav 1y ago
Fallout 4 is running better on Linux than on Windows these days.
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by atoav 1y ago
I didn't claim there was no reason.
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by atoav 1y ago
A friend of mine (sound engineer) has been using VLC player for audio playback since forever. I do the same. The advantage is that you are forced to organize your music in your file system and that translates incredibly well to all other fu

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