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by chris37879 3y ago
Book-burning specifically, no, but the Nazis destroyed a lot of research from a German institute that studied gender issues. Knowledge of the place and some of its research still exists, but a lot of the research was simply gone once the Na
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by chris37879 3y ago
I bought one to repurpose an old laptop screen, if the screen uses a releasable connector, you can probably find a board that connects to it
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by chris37879 3y ago
Yeah, I would love to have api layer pass through as well as pcie layer pass through. API pass through would work well for things like containers or sandbox environments.
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by chris37879 3y ago
This is a large part of why you should shop around for your therapist. I’m currently seeing a psychiatrist that also offers talk therapy, and we have similar backgrounds and life experiences, but he’s about 15 years ‘ahead’ of me. I’ve made
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by chris37879 3y ago
Another one that slows a lot of things down is if the application uses the console. Before you open the inspector, those methods are no-ops and just get skipped, basically, but once open, all of those strings have to get copied and it can s
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by chris37879 3y ago
Lots of reasons, chief of which being, I primarily consume them at my desk on my spare monitor, and the ones I follow usually have some visual stuff to check out. Couple that with being a programmer, and I get a lot of mileage out of youtub
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by chris37879 3y ago
I hopped on the youtube premium train a long time back, just because I mainly used youtube to consume podcasts and the like and it paid my creators better and got me no ads on youtube anywhere. The first time these BS policies hit me, a pay
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by chris37879 3y ago
I went under for my removal and I vaguely have a memory of waking up during one of the wrenching sessions, and the doctor saying something like “sorry, this one’s being a bit difficult, up his anaaaaaaaaa” and then I woke up at home in a co
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by chris37879 3y ago
Exactly! I need something hilarious and hot pink, and Barbie looks like it'll deliver both. And I say this as someone that once moderated a large community dedicated to superhero media...
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by chris37879 3y ago
No, that’s just how they’ve chosen to handle them to keep their unofficial “safe harbor” status since net neutrality is dead.
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by chris37879 3y ago
I just checked the box in unsaid for “make this share a Time Machine volume”, and added the unsaid machine and my MacBook to tailscale, configured the disk over tailscale and now I have remote Time Machine anywhere I have internet. This app
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by chris37879 3y ago
Indeed I did, sorry for that, but I stand by the content of what I said. I agree with your co-worker, it is a massive relief to know these issues aren't fundamental flaws of your character, but behaviors attributable to a condition tha
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by chris37879 3y ago
yes, cloud flare even has a guide on their docs if you go to the Workers > Platform > Languages section. Also, dart 3 is previewing wasm support, and could be used through a wasm worker.
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by chris37879 3y ago
That’s your choice, I suppose. I use it for everything from flutter to CLI to Cloud Functions to WebUi to daemons in tiny containers.
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by chris37879 3y ago
Yup, it's wild that the pathology is so clearly obvious once people know to look for it, and yet we still have to have these conversations. I'm getting from your reply here that you completely understood my original comment, meani
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by chris37879 3y ago
Absolutely, which is why I was presenting it in the context of my experience as someone with those conditions. I don’t have a frame of reference otherwise, and if you read my last paragraph, you’ll notice I did concede that I think it’s som
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by chris37879 3y ago
I find that Dart rides that middle line much nicer than typescript does, at least for now. As of Dart 3, you can now have sound null safety, and sound type safety for 100% of your code, if you want. The recent addition of records also makes
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by chris37879 3y ago
Autism, ADHD, and various other neurodivergencies can all lead to people 'mirroring' those around them, including picking up others accents. As a notable personal example, my mom and I were recently talking about how I don't
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by chris37879 3y ago
Holding option and clicking the plus will maximize it like a Window's maximize button. The option key on macOS enables all sorts of extra functionality, open some drop down menus while holding it and you'll find extra / more
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by chris37879 3y ago
Domains and Workspaces are worse than seperate. Domains is treated as a third party retailer of Workspace accounts. I had to abandon a Workspace because I bought it through Domains and their support couldn't fix an access issue, and Wo
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by chris37879 3y ago
Modern CMOS and OLED displays are quite similar, actually. The high end CMOS's that operate at the pitch used in these OLEDs use individually wired pixel 'cells' to capture and convert photons into electrical signals. Those c
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by chris37879 3y ago
You wrote code that works and powers an app for millions every month and any bugs or 'bad' ways of doing it are clearly sufficient to maintain a large, healthy user base, so you should feel nothing but pride! Also, thank you for m
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by chris37879 3y ago
They're probably unique, but the search space is so large you can't be sure that the specific section you have is the section you're checking for from the target. There's only the 4 base pairs in your DNA, so for any giv
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by chris37879 3y ago
Sorry if that came across like I was questioning that part of your process, I was more curious in the actual process, but it is neat that you guys already managed to figure that out!
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by chris37879 3y ago
That sounds like a smart way to get your engineers to take the time for writing! I do assume you all do at least a basic suitability and security review, though?
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by chris37879 3y ago
It definitely can be, and it was mostly an illustrative example for the ‘mathematical validity’ part of my comment. When you’re just starting out, working valid code is better than nothing!
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by chris37879 3y ago
I know right? I had a friend in college who nearly always solved problems 'backwards' to everyone else cause it's just how her brain worked, like we'd do a standard for(int i = 0; i < length; i++) and she'd have
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by chris37879 3y ago
Nah, I’ve been toying with writing a compiler and that’s where I’ve gotten to too, it seems to my inexperienced self at least, if what you’re implementing is a specified language, combining the phases makes sense since you only have one thi
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by chris37879 3y ago
How’s chromeos treating you?
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by chris37879 4y ago
Its more to do with the movies using higher fidelity assets than you'd typically use for a game, which is what GPUs are made for. In a movie, a single element of a scene might have as many polygons as an entire character in a video gam

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