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by bla3 6y ago
Looks great, ordered one. Thanks for the write-up!
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by bla3 6y ago
If you're a citizen of the EU, you're a part of the EU. That's almost tautological.
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by bla3 6y ago
The EU is its citizens. So in a sense the EU did create its citizens.
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by bla3 6y ago
The article says that the government came up with $14/h. It also says that Lyft can measure this by what people are willing to pay for an earlier ride, and that works out to $19/h. Then it claims that that's in conflict. But
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by bla3 6y ago
Same here, but my guess is that oculus as its own company is not profitable. So the choice is likely between this and no oculus.
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by bla3 6y ago
Doesn't invalidate your comment, but some of it is preserved at http://blog.archive.org/2020/11/19/flash-animations-live-for... at least.
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by bla3 6y ago
Maybe it's because US folks are used to jusrisdiction mostly using a "letter of the law" approach which invites loophole seeking and exploitation, while EU jusrisdictions use a "spirit of the law" approach. Sounds l
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by bla3 6y ago
This is a very readable writeup. From a distance, Dart seems to focus on usability, while other languages focus more on simplicity (Go) or expressive power (most modern languages). I appreciate the focus on usability. It's not unique t
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by bla3 6y ago
> It has support for a limited set of x64-based hardware Did anyone get it to run on a raspberry pi yet? There has to be _some_ arm support...
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by bla3 6y ago
That table doesn't have greens for apple clang that are missing for regular clang. As far as I know they take some time integrating upstream llvm changes, so the two columns are due to that. Historically they've been very good abo
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by bla3 6y ago
Do an image search for "measuring tablespoon". It's a dedicated piece of silverware, distinct from a regular tablespoon.
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by bla3 6y ago
People in the US complain that the pandemic is mismanaged and that too many people are dying. People in Germany complain that the pandemic is taken too seriously. Grass is always greener, I suppose.
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by bla3 6y ago
I'm really really excited about the new hardware here. Bummer that the software is pretty meh. If macOS was as great as it was in the 10.6 days I'd be the happiest Apple user ever.
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by bla3 6y ago
Thanks. Seems like a better headline might be "Tiny fraction of Bay Area residents apply to..."
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by bla3 6y ago
> "We've had over a thousand applicants just in the last two weeks alone How many tech people are in the Bay Area? Is this around one percent?
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by bla3 6y ago
TIL! That's good to know. That changes my assessment of them quite a bit.
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by bla3 6y ago
> For the majority of Ivy Leaguers, the most impressive thing they've accomplished is achieving admission to their university. Is this a common view in the US? In central Europe, the view is that ivy leagues are for people who need
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by bla3 6y ago
Are you sure? I thought they cached login stuff locally so you can sign in while you're offline. Not sure though.
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by bla3 6y ago
Does anyone have the original link this was submitted as? I looked at it earlier today and thought I should look at it again later but now it points to much less interesting commands.
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by bla3 6y ago
If they could outperform AMD/Intel today, they would've offered 16" MBPs / iMacs / Mac Pros. Today, they have power-efficient chips, so they converted their low-end machines, and Mini so that companies porting their
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by bla3 6y ago
Plan9 had the dedicated sendfd()/recvfd () functions, which seems like a friendlier API.
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by bla3 6y ago
You can legally only run macOS on apple hardware, and that's expensive.
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by bla3 6y ago
http://www.aosabook.org/en/posa/ninja.html is a book chapter in why ninja is fast.
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by bla3 6y ago
The advantage are the incremental builds they mention. If just one input file changes and you run ninja again, it'll only re-run one step instead of converting all files again.
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by bla3 6y ago
> Disclosing your salary can turn a potential double digit raise when changing jobs to a few percent raise. Fwiw, I've had success with "I make $high_six_figures, I'm at a good trajectory in my current role, so to make up
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by bla3 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1%25_rule_(Internet_culture) too.
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by bla3 6y ago
Does anyone know how different things are on arm64?
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by bla3 6y ago
Nice! The time math in the source looks like stuff gmtime()/mktime() do internally -- maybe you could delete some code by using these and working with Unix timestamps.
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by bla3 6y ago
Repeat only works while not casting :(
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by bla3 6y ago
Google Play Music wasn't very popular, but it was surprisingly good. YouTube Music is ok, but it lacks that quality without a name and has many small glitches that make it much less pleasant to use.

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