charlie-83

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by charlie-83 11mo ago
I don't think you can do you own testing like you suggest. You can self declare but you still need to include test data in that declaration so unless you happen to own all of the highly expensive calibrated test equipment you will need
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by charlie-83 11mo ago
Out of interest, what's your issue with LibreOffice? The only issue I have with it is when you need to open documents made in MSOffice. Otherwise, it does everything MSOffice does and faster with less cloud/AI crap. Reminds me of
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by charlie-83 1y ago
That's not bad compared to Bluetooth. Also, you will need FCC cert by law and probably some UL certs if you actually want to sell you product anywhere so you are already looking at 10s of thousands even if you choose ZigBee. I would lo
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by charlie-83 1y ago
It doesn't seem to say 100B a year. So presumably a business selling spoons will also eventually achieve AGI. Also good to know that the US could achieve AGI at any time by just printing more money until hyperinflation lets openai hit
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by charlie-83 1y ago
Why is calling 911 different to calling any other number from the phone's perspective?
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by charlie-83 1y ago
I just have a bash script that runs on startup which just greps the output of xrandr to determine if I am connected to home/office/no monitors and then runs the appropriate xrandr commands to config them. On the occasion when I (d
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by charlie-83 1y ago
"Together, these two problems can result in the editor spending an extremely long time just creating unused tooltips. In a debug build of the engine, creating all of these tooltips resulted in 2-5 seconds of startup time. In comparison
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by charlie-83 1y ago
Hey Felipe, this looks really clean. I'll give you some first impressions I had and hope they ate useful. What is this app on? Is it just a website or is it a mobile app? Is it going to work offline? What does "decorating cards&qu
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by charlie-83 1y ago
Their pricing model is confusing. There is a one off purchase for + and then a seperate monthly charge for pro. Some features are in both, some are just in one or the other and there doesn't seem to be any logic as to what features go
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by charlie-83 1y ago
An important thing to mention is that OSMAnd has multiple (somewhat confusing) paid tiers. Since its FOSS you can presumably just compile it yourself if you wanted to bypass the paywall (the ethics of this are left as an exercise for the re
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by charlie-83 1y ago
It feels like all this is because the point of school/college/university is just to get a piece of paper rather than to earn skills. Why wouldn't you get chatgpt to write your essay when your only goal is to get a passing gra
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by charlie-83 1y ago
Not OP but there's a difference between needing to ask more questions and asking more questions because its easier now. Personally, I find myself often asking AI about things I wouldn't have been bothered to find out about before.
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by charlie-83 1y ago
Do you have a source for x86 taking x10 the energy? I generally hear that Arm is something like 30-40% more power efficent which lines up with my experience that Arm laptops don't have 10x more battery life than x86 ones. In any case,
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by charlie-83 1y ago
Check out vim golf. They are fun puzzles but you also realise lots of little optimisations you can incorporate into regular use
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by charlie-83 1y ago
Surely the e-waste from discarding an x86 Windows computer you could have put Linux on out-weighs the power benefit of Arm/RISC-V. Also seems like you would discourage people who cannot afford new hardware from moving from a closed sys
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by charlie-83 1y ago
I don't understand the part about Linux x86
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by charlie-83 1y ago
I guess there is a difference between expect and assume. It would be weird for me to assume that the vast majority of people care deeply about digital privacy when clearly that's not true. Its pretty reasonable for them to assume I hav
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by charlie-83 1y ago
I would guess because the windows recall stores screenshots of everything you do forever while this just watches and pops up without storing information that could later be used against you. Of course, it could be secretly recording but if
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by charlie-83 1y ago
Not that I'm trying to justify the prices, but I'm interested by the take that a phone should cost less than a computer. To me, the phone has an actual camera and is significantly smaller (and, if you are talking desktop, has a sc
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by charlie-83 1y ago
Sometimes you have to choose between not talking to someone and talking to them on such a platform. For friends, sure, just says that you want to switch to something e2e. But for people you don't really know that well it's kind of
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by charlie-83 1y ago
I don't really understand this. Surely working 8 hour days just means that it takes you 50% longer to write the same software (in reality less than that since I don't imagine you will be working at peak efficiency in hour 12). Pas
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by charlie-83 1y ago
I think a key piece of context to Kovid's distain of tmux is how good window management is in kitty. I regularly have at least ten terminals open and navigating them is a breeze. I previously lived in tmux but much prefer this. The ses
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by charlie-83 1y ago
Yeah, I don't know how if that would work for me. I have a lot of banking/finance related accounts which I carefully choose for best interest rates etc. Restricting what companies I can use like this would probably end up effectiv
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by charlie-83 1y ago
It's possible to give feedback without burning bridges. At my last place I had a very long exit interview where I explained all the bad management decisions that led to me leading. I made it very clear that this was my account of event
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by charlie-83 1y ago
How did you deal with banking apps? That's the main thing that stops me moving to Graphene since I have a lot of accounts that either only have an app or only allow you to do certain things through the app.
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by charlie-83 1y ago
The hint actually makes it harder since I was required to guess a 0 and a F each time
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by charlie-83 1y ago
Cool, couple of comments. The website it a bit broken on mobile (at least for me) since text goes off the screen. Second, it would be good to have some sample pages or at least a page of contents so people can see the level of detail the bo
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by charlie-83 1y ago
Its always interesting to me that other people have such an issue with languages being verbose. I have never really understood why people feel this way. It's just a bit of extra typing. I also think it generally increases code readabil
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by charlie-83 1y ago
Out of interest (as an aseprite user) what did you find that Pixelorama had that aseprite didn't?
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by charlie-83 1y ago
I always found SO really slow. Often I would get stuck on something, ask a question and then have to wait an hour for a response (which would often become a back and forth of comments with large periods of time between them). Even on discor

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