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by chucky 6y ago
Source code access, and being free of charge seems to be the main things you would get compared to 1Password. Also, great Linux support (from what I've heard 1Password only recently even added a Linux-compatible client). But to me it s
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by chucky 6y ago
> I prefer art not selected by the government. That's not even remotely how most art grants work though? The selection process in most (democratic) countries is quite detached from the government.
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by chucky 6y ago
> It's often easier to just aim for 100% test coverage instead (with excluding some categories of files). Congratulations, now you have a war over which categories of files are excluded from the "100% test coverage" rule.
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by chucky 6y ago
Alternatively, companies need to accept that being able to adjust your workforce is costly and account for that. This is not something new for them. Revolut knew damn well what the labor laws looked like when they opened their Poland office
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by chucky 6y ago
The reason I would argue for always using UTC is that local time in a time that has timezones isn't clearly unambiguous. In fall, when you set the clock back an hour, suddenly the time 02-03 in the morning happens twice. So if you have
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by chucky 7y ago
> Alan Kay was actually fairly impressed with it when it came out. I think you are misremembering. Every interview I can find points to Alan Kay being disappointed in the iPad. See this, for example: https://techland.time.com&
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by chucky 7y ago
This looks a lot like something I have been imagining in my head (and tinkering with building on and off for a while). Thank you, I will for sure try this. One thing that stands out to me though is the lack of mobile support. I want my note
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by chucky 7y ago
You can accomplish something like this by using git-notes ( https://git-scm.com/docs/git-notes ). You'd have to have your own tooling to read/write these in a convenient way of course.
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by chucky 7y ago
Simple. I wear my glasses all day every day. I can't wear earbuds all day every day. If I have to insert earbuds to talk to Alexa, then I could just bring up my entire phone.
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by chucky 7y ago
How I wish it was this way in Sweden. Unfortunately it's not - there is no requirement to accept any specific kind of payment and it's by now rare to see anyone pay with cash.
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by chucky 7y ago
This article has found fascinating new levels of click-baiting. The title is: > How Microsoft made it harder to create Windows 10 local accounts The faded out subtitle is: > The company eases up a bit with the May 2019 Update, however
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by chucky 7y ago
The image says "artist rendering", it is unclear to me whether this tree exists today or if it's an ongoing project that expects to be finished some time in the future (40 successful grafts would take a number of years to do
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by chucky 7y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding something, but I have been running the app for years now with 2FA turned on.
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Developer Personality Test(minnatechnologies.com)
1 points by chucky 8y ago|0 comments
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by chucky 8y ago
One thing that took me a while to "get" fully (and muster the courage to try) is that as an engineering manager it is perfectly ok to at times hand over stuff you might consider "your job" to members on your team. If you
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by chucky 8y ago
The Haskell example is quite similar to the Scala/Rust example as well. I guess you could rewrite the Haskell version to match your Scala version pretty closely as well if you prefer doing the tuple construction and then matching on th
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by chucky 8y ago
In what seems to be a standard move for Google these days, the page contains no information about the product for me as it's not available in my area yet. Would someone care to post that information?
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by chucky 8y ago
FWIW the battery api was first specified when people were still hoping that building phone widgets, launchers etc would be done with web technologies. For such usage, having battery api access in a standard way was of course a necessity. In
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by chucky 8y ago
Definitely, having a social safety net that allows for moving on from failures is probably a huge factor.
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by chucky 8y ago
> Why are there so many successful startups in Stockholm? Several reasons. First, you need to recognize that any Sweden-based startup will, when it gets to be known internationally, have a Stockholm-based office. So it's not about a
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by chucky 8y ago
I've worked with software engineers working on the CAN bus, and I had the same questions as you. According to them it has to do with the amount of cabling needed as well as electrical interference. A car has a lot of cabling going al
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The Greenbyte recipe for Artificial Intelligence in renewable energy(medium.com)
1 points by chucky 8y ago|0 comments
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The Bolsheviks come to power. Live broadcast(project1917.com)
1 points by chucky 9y ago|0 comments
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by chucky 9y ago
That wiki page was last updated roughly a year ago, I'm suspecting it's not accurate enough to rely on.
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by chucky 9y ago
Where did you get the information that the current Volvo experiment is at level 3? I tried looking at the project home page, but couldn't find any info about it. For their commercial offering they are apparently going straight to level
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by chucky 9y ago
Daiya, like all vegan cheese producers I've heard of, use a very different process to achieve something similar to cheese. The end result is very good (I've tried it) but the original comment I replied to asked if you could use pl
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by chucky 9y ago
Cheese in the traditional way, probably not. I think it relies on a chemical reaction that's fairly unique to lactose (and lactose is, as far as I now, a sugar unique to milk). At least I haven't seen or heard of anyone doing it (
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Happy Hacking: Music Implementation in NieR:Automata(platinumgames.com)
1 points by chucky 9y ago|0 comments
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by chucky 10y ago
No. Their rendering engine is pure Blink. All browsers' user agent's contain mentions of more or less every browser that ever existed for historical compatibility reasons.
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by chucky 11y ago
Indeed, if the data in a page's canvas has a different origin, you're not allowed to read pixels back ( http://www.w3.org/TR/html/scripting-1.html#security-with-can... ). If the DOM element you draw has th

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