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by cfn 3y ago
Wasn't Bill Gates who patented something like this idea many years ago?
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by cfn 3y ago
Failed as in it produced not working code that would take longer to fix than if I re-wrote it myself. Or, in the case of user interfaces, the generated UI code simply was useless and did not even resemble the original UI.
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by cfn 3y ago
This would really useful if it worked with legacy code. For example, you could migrate all that COBOL code into Java or Python, or all the Fortran scientific code into C++ or Python. I tried to migrate a twenty year old Visual Basic 6.0 pro
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by cfn 3y ago
If the simulator is as good as the iOS' simulators then you must test your app in a device or you will be flooded with bug reports at launch day. As noted elsewhere, Apple is setting up labs in some cities, everyone else needs to buy t
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by cfn 3y ago
If it is output tokens then it is after the inference.
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by cfn 3y ago
You are forgetting museums. Before the internet was widely available I visited the Electricity Museum in Lisbon which is a repurposed power station. They had a simulator of a power station with operating instructions and, according to the s
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by cfn 3y ago
It does, I still have some software applications that are developed in a Windows XP VM under VmWare Player (the VM is more than 10 years old!). It is also quite cheap if you need to do professional work with it.
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by cfn 3y ago
Yes, just look at the amount of reviews of old cameras on YouTube! Of course, this is software so it will be easier to find than an old camera or lens but I am also sure it will also be celebrated as a timeless genre.
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by cfn 3y ago
He is right on point. I recently went through a KYC process and, due to a misunderstanding (and their lack of proper user support), I got kicked out of the service for a while. What strikes me is how much financial information I had to prov
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by cfn 3y ago
In the UK, picking fruit might be an option.
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by cfn 3y ago
The file of my desktop app is a SQLite db in disguise, I could use this to open these files in a web version of my app, I suppose. I know there is a javascript implementation of SQLite out there but maybe this has better performance.
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by cfn 3y ago
Same here with Portuguese keyboards! I gave up on them 30 years ago and adopted UK or US layouts. For a long time I wrote a kind of pidgin Portuguese due to this but eventually learned the Portuguese layout by heart using both US and UK lay
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by cfn 3y ago
I live in an archipelago of volcanic islands and asked the same from an enginner working in the power company. According to him, geothermal is only viable above a certain amount of power which restricts it to the largest islands. For the sm
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by cfn 3y ago
Foraging for plants is actually quite difficult. You can try it, go into the woods for a weekend and try feeding only on plants. There are very few edible plants outside of fruit in tropical places. It is easier to catch small birds and rod
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by cfn 3y ago
This is absurd, agriculture was invented 10 thousand years ago, what do you think Homo Sapiens ate for the previous 1990 thousand years of its existence?
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by cfn 3y ago
Wikipedia is famous for supressing references that oppose whatever is the current editors' views. I also don't see any links in your post, did something go wrong?
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by cfn 3y ago
It is a nice second opinion source, for sure.
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by cfn 3y ago
Adblocking is a problem created, in big part, by YouTube. I used to watch YouTube on the IPad app and I would get 5-10 second ads at the beginning of the video every now and then. That was ok but, at some point, I started getting two or thr
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by cfn 3y ago
I find that hard to do myself. Spotify doesn't appear to have the same sequence as the LPs or even CDs. Another problem is finding original recordings on Spotify, mostly you find remasterings. Of course, none of these matter if you jus
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by cfn 3y ago
The difference is that you can't control the phone from QuickTime, you can only view it. That is a pity because it is easier to control the phone with a mouse when developing apps (less tiring).
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by cfn 3y ago
Not the original commenter but I would use AutoIt or some other automation software on the computer to click around the game window.
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by cfn 3y ago
I bought Vysor when it was the only option but since moved to Scrcpy because it is simpler to use and had better stability. I remember that Vysor had more features but also had some issues with activating the license on some computers. EDIT
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by cfn 3y ago
Killing a chicken is hard, I have done that many times and I it never get easier. After all it is a living thing and you feel it is distressed, angry and in fear. I know people that are impervious to that but I am not and understand why you
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by cfn 3y ago
They are feasible, lookup Joel Salatin for an example.
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by cfn 3y ago
Arguing that the impact of free roaming chickens is higher than a battery farm tells me you haven't seen one or the other. Roaming chicken have a positive impact in the environment by spreading their manure over the land (where does th
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by cfn 3y ago
It is very much a thing everywhere in Europe, Africa and South America (assuming you meant North America).
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by cfn 3y ago
Sure is, milk is drunk all over the world in large quantities. I can speak for Portugal, the milk aisles in the supermarkets are an order of magnitude larger than the soy, almond, etc "milks". Without milk you won't have butt
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by cfn 3y ago
So, basically, to avoid eating meat which is what we have been doing for thousands of years, we have to eat all kinds of pharmaceutical products to compensate the deficiencies of a plant based diet. Are we accounting the costs of the produc
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by cfn 3y ago
Are you suggesting we should eat dirt instead of meat to get B12? Ist it even bio-available to us in that format?
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by cfn 3y ago
Does the majority of the calories consumed by the typical American come from meat? Looking at what is prevalent in supermarkets I would say most come from carbohydrates and sugars. Or is there data proving otherwise?

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