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by black3r 1y ago
Maybe I'm biased because I'm from an eastern EU country where hating your job is the local culture and cost of living is lower than in the USA, or because I worked like this part-time during college experienced FOMO because of it,
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by black3r 1y ago
I live in Bratislava and order food to work everyday. Delivery times are on par or less than what would take me to fetch the food myself. All delivery services in the area use thermally insulated boxes to transport the dishes - I can't
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by black3r 1y ago
The assets aren't extracted during installation though. The APK is copied as is, the executable files are extracted to a cache, but that can technically be done at runtime. More important parts of the installation process is configurin
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by black3r 1y ago
> Seeing as Devin uses the same LLMs under-the-hood as Greptile, it does raise an interesting question - should the author be the reviewer? In a non-AI world, the reason for reviews is having a fresh set of eyes look at the code. If you&
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by black3r 1y ago
> Nobody ever tried to use CAN for streaming video, because that’s not the purpose of CAN? How do the reversing/parking cameras work then? I always thought the reason why their feed is so low quality even in new cars was because the
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by black3r 2y ago
The problem with Google, Meta, Amazon, et. al. is that they have a steady stream of income from their main business, and use it to enter new markets with loss leader schemes obviously designed to destroy their pre-existing competition... I&
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by black3r 2y ago
I think it's a bit more complicated. Returning partial content seems to be a valid response according to the spec. But the Content-Range and Content-Length headers shown in Chrome DevTools are clearly wrong, they should indicate what i
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by black3r 2y ago
at a certain scale yes... but a company with 10 developers in a single office is far from that scale...
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by black3r 2y ago
All professional developers want two things: Do their work as fast as possible and spend as little budget to make things work. That's the core operating principle of most companies. What's changing is that managed solutions are be
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by black3r 2y ago
the problem with mail-based patch management is that it doesn't scale well, management wise... when you have hundreds of patches and multiple reviewers who can review them, Github/Gitlab environments make it easier to prioritize t
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by black3r 2y ago
can it find OLD articles? I generally don't like the idea of a search engine which requires me to be logged in to track my search history (and I do mostly use Google in incognito/private browser windows), but I might ignore that i
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by black3r 2y ago
> Firefox was never the "mainstream" choice. This may be more regional-based and profession-based though. Around 2010 when Chrome was entering the market Firefox had around 30% global market share. In Slovakia where I'm fr
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by black3r 2y ago
at least for Gigabit speeds, the CPU usage is negligible if the device and the driver are communicating through CDC-NCM protocol, but yeah it's a significant hit if you're using CDC-ECM...,
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by black3r 2y ago
there is no PCI-e through USB though, other than Thunderbolt/USB4 or is there? so if you only have USB ports and care about performance the bigger distinction would be if the USB ethernet device implements CDC-NCM or just CDC-ECM, with
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by black3r 2y ago
tbf it was borderline unusable until they added async DB query support in 4.1 (2022) - before that you had to wrap every DB query with sync_to_async, async_to_sync and it generated too much boilerplate code..., and even in 4.1 the DB querie
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by black3r 2y ago
iPhone mirroring, video conferencing and window tiling actually use system frameworks, so it's okay to present them as OS features. New versions of Safari are already available for older macOS versions through System Update for a few y
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by black3r 2y ago
the thread literally says that 35% of the app bundle is taken by "binary symbol tables". binary symbol tables is a mapping of a memory address to function and variable names. it's use is to debug an app locally. >99% users
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by black3r 2y ago
Or you can configure the TS compiler to allow JS imports, then everything also compiles and works, but you can slowly convert your codebase from JS to TS file by file and be sure that all TS files are properly typed and all JS files are unt
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by black3r 2y ago
> If Node.js can run TypeScript files directly, then the TypeScript compiler won't need to strip types and convert to JavaScript Node.JS isn't the only JS runtime. You'll still have to compile TS to JS for browsers until a
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by black3r 2y ago
Only if all you care about is single core performance. Macbooks with M3 Pro and M3 Max beat M4 in multi-core performance because they have more cores.
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by black3r 2y ago
since the original article is in Czech and the event happened in Czechia, it's gonna be billions of Czech Crowns. 1 billion CZK is approximately 40 million EUR.
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by black3r 2y ago
The "undisclosed" also mean they can just straight up give you different prices than they give to your competition which can affect fair competition in your field. Imagine that you compete with them in some different field..., or
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by black3r 2y ago
I used to be a heavy CLI user when I was in college, after 10 years of professional experience I now prefer GUIs for most actions. For me the response you mention is automatic for every program with more than 10 CLI options. The longer the
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by black3r 3y ago
OpenAI doesn't have this issue so it begs the question which part of the regulation is not compliant and why, if it's just Google being lazy, or if they actively do something sketchy and don't want to stop.
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by black3r 3y ago
Even there you only see the first 3 points. Under the 4th headline it says the rest is for paid subscribers only. And the article states that it has 8 sections at the beginning.
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by black3r 3y ago
the support got much better since exFAT became part of the SDXC specifications (anything that supports SD cards bigger than 32GB has to support exFAT). At minimum it has read/write support built into Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and
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by black3r 3y ago
Honestly I'd love it if Linux just implemented a solution similar to what Apple does, which is rendering everything at 2x and then downscaling it to screen's native resolution. (So my "3008x1692" on a 4K screen is actual
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by black3r 3y ago
Playwright is a rewrite of puppeteer by people who worked on puppeteer before, but now under Microsoft instead of Github. Not sure if it reached feature parity yet, but all the things we used to do with puppeteer work with playwright, and i
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by black3r 3y ago
If you're using JS in the first step just because you need puppeteer, check out playwright. It's what the original authors of puppeteer are working on now and it's been more actively developed in the past few years, very simi
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by black3r 3y ago
Tesco stores in Slovakia have the anti-theft alarm thingies on hand baskets and you can't leave the store without tripping the alarm... There are multiple solutions to every problem.

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