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31.
by chronogram 7mo ago
What's the idea behind not using capital letters?
32.
by chronogram 7mo ago
Mine started shipping on 8 March to arrive on the 11 March release date.
33.
by chronogram 8mo ago
https://chat.deepseek.com/share/ewfxrfhb7obmide29x it understands it perfectly if you don't disable reasoning.
34.
by chronogram 9mo ago
Better ClearType Tuner https://github.com/bp2008/BetterClearTypeTuner
35.
by chronogram 10mo ago
It created a whole webpage to showcase the SVG with animation for me: https://output.jsbin.com/qeyubehate
36.
by chronogram 10mo ago
Third party providers are still cheap though. The closed models are the ones where you can't see the real cost to running them.
37.
by chronogram 1y ago
Mac hasn't used subpixel rendering for fonts since Mojave and has never used it on iOS so there's no difference to font rendering on Apple platforms.
38.
by chronogram 1y ago
For internal use like that you can also use the library feature. The downside of using long=31 is increased memory usage, which might not be desirable for customer facing applications like Steam.
39.
by chronogram 1y ago
This seems ideal. The only question I had was whether it's permanent on living cells, "Potentially reversible" at the end makes me think it is.
40.
by chronogram 1y ago
I think Canada has it with Novamin, while the US doesn't. The Netherlands does, and Germany doesn't. All with the same "repair & protect" name. It's puzzling. Now Germany does have it under a new "clinical
41.
by chronogram 1y ago
That's still not much for wiring in most countries. A small IKEA consumer oven is only 230V16A=3860W. Those GPUs and CPUs only consume that much at max usage anyway. And those CPUs are uninteresting for consumers, you only need a few W
42.
by chronogram 1y ago
I think it is common. In that religion heaven is in the clouds above, and someone going very high up into the clouds but not reaching it then got closer than others did.
43.
by chronogram 1y ago
HN is a much nicer place than any Facebook group.
44.
by chronogram 1y ago
I sent them an email to unsubscribe one time to take a break too, though I'm European that was many years ago. I hope it didn't get worse.
45.
by chronogram 1y ago
In the Netherlands it's dirt cheap in all supermarkets. 550g package, so 500g of tofu is €3.72/kg, soy milk is €0.80/l.
46.
by chronogram 1y ago
That's got to be an incredible expenditure then. Considering their pricing compared to the better store brand alternatives, while not lacking any scale disadvantages, I expect high margins on the products themselves.
47.
by chronogram 1y ago
> though France and the Netherlands perform somewhat better. It's all private in the Netherlands, just with non-discriminatory mandatory private insurance, so that makes sense.
48.
by chronogram 1y ago
It is massive in corporate. I think it's the most used authenticator. On the Play Store alone it's got 2 million app reviews, Google Authenticator 579 thousand, Authy has 86 thousand. The download count seems to stop at 100M+ so I
49.
by chronogram 1y ago
The heavily profiled ads cost a lot more money for the advertiser to run compared to traditional ads, if those platforms turn to contextual ads they do not have their special expensive profiled ads product to sell anymore. So it's not
50.
by chronogram 1y ago
Titanium's strength is in its weight: steel's Young modulus is almost twice as high, so you'd have to build rather large bridges to compensate. Titanium is useful where weight is a concern, like things you launch into space.
51.
by chronogram 1y ago
News would still exist and would not be competing with engagement driven news because there's no engagement=ad views. I wager it would be very helpful to news. TV would absolutely still exist, given that people pay for it and there is
52.
by chronogram 2y ago
The original question did ask about creating executables like Go, which means a single file you can run as is, so it was fair to mention AOT. For servers etc you usually don't want the AOT version, so then it doesn't matter which
53.
by chronogram 2y ago
Variety is good. I got so used to working in pure C and older C++ that for a personal project I just started writing in C, until I realised that I don't have to consider other people and compatibility, so I had a lot of fun trying new
54.
by chronogram 2y ago
It's about €0.35 per organic egg in the Netherlands (€3.19/10 in one store or €5.99/15 at another). The organic eggs have better shells and are so cheap it's not worth bothering with free range eggs, even if you don&#x27
55.
by chronogram 2y ago
I recall that Vice City would also remove police from the game when they're out of sight, but that was to increase performance.
56.
by chronogram 2y ago
I use similar standing lights with diffusers in every non-door corner, and I agree that the quality of light matters, though that doesn't mean it has to be expensive. I used E27 bulbs with RA 95, only 1521 lumen each but the light is m
57.
by chronogram 2y ago
It always struck me as odd that people use default config Windows power consumption figures for the N100 boxes. My 14 year old Sandy Bridge laptop can pull 1-2W idle on Linux with a modern desktop; a more modern SoC with fewer parts would b
58.
by chronogram 2y ago
I also left the page early. I enjoy reading, and wasn't able to do that as effectively on this website.
59.
by chronogram 2y ago
Desktop use at its lowest latency is typically 17ms and up to 33ms when using a 60Hz screen with one frame in the buffer and whether you have to wait for the one after that. But most operating systems and games default to more than one buff
60.
by chronogram 2y ago
At the front is ideal for most usecases: headphones. Monitors with speakers, televisions, receivers, all use HDMI.

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