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3y ago
This seems to benefit the for-profit healthcare companies as much, if not more than, the patients.
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3y ago
This is going to make a lot of brains itch.
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3y ago
And dealing with mismatching guava versions brought in as transitive dependencies.
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3y ago
The presented evidence isn't very convincing. If the author had less memory, the browser would be (or already is) swapping individual tabs to disk and many of his apps wouldn't be caching things in memory as aggressively while in
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3y ago
Are these Qualcomm chips in products shipping next month?
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3y ago
You would technically need a license
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3y ago
The barrier to entry is so low, actual malicious developers could create thousands of accounts. Adding a human touch to all those closures would be untenable. They firet need to raise the bar. But then android loses its beginner friendlines
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3y ago
Deadlocks were probably common because people weren't used to concurrent programming, nothing about beos specific except it was unusually multithreaded for the time. That class of bug would apply to all operating systems, though people
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3y ago
"NextGenTV"... what's the following generation called?
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3y ago
"Modern" is one of my pet peeves. It tells us very little about what's being described. Use your words! Some negative implications: * not well tested * no community * not robust * fragile * moving target * no tooling Maybe n
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3y ago
It takes ~1hour to grab an unspecified portion of the screen (screenshots show a tiny 100x100 or so box). I'd say not costless.
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3y ago
What do they think people are searching for where the ads are valuable? I've never clicked an ad and it be what I wanted, except when it's like a search for "target" and I wanted "target.com" and Target paid fo
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3y ago
The UX on 7zip isn't as good.
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3y ago
Buy a customized Apple computer,trackong shows it ships from China and arrives in a couple days. That's definitely not a boat.
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3y ago
"Port forwarding" is a misleading name for this. "Proxy through Azure tunnel" seems more appropriate.
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3y ago
Having neighbors report violations to authorities is still externalizing the problem.
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3y ago
Some judges have forced individual arbitration for whole classes when companies cite this clause during class action cases. The companies quickly regret the forced arbitration.
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3y ago
I saw macos... 9 and got really excited
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3y ago
I find mcdonalds won't let me submit my order until I'm on the same block, and it adds an extra step during ordering, and it makes the app janky. I then have to wait while they prepare. This is not an improvement over the non geot
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3y ago
This is not a Windows problem, this is an application problem, specifically Quicken. The software is likely pre-rendering all the font previews so the dropdown that shows the fonts opens instantly. This is probably something that Quicken ha
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3y ago
> How did it get this way? Users were enamored by custom drawn UIs, so designers started demanding custom drawn UIs instead of native widgets. Most users don't understand what they lost and now pawing at interfaces to discover how t
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3y ago
There's a diagram at https://www.storagereview.com/news/3rd-gen-intel-xeon-scalab... which does a good job showing the links between individual CPUs. There's a performance penalty to access data in memory att
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3y ago
Im not sure it counts, but refurbished flagships from Samsung might fit the bill.
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3y ago
I pay hourly prices in Chicago, and it's often .03 or .04 $/kwh at off peak times.
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3y ago
They lost me at "beautiful". "Full stack components" is such a better description.
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3y ago
I'm a senior software engineer with 20 years experience and I still struggle with npm/yarn nearly every time I use it. In my experience, the most senior people on JS teams also struggle with dependency problems, react, etc consta
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It's confusing hearing all the things I like about macOS used as detractors. All the points the presenter makes against macos are basically "It doesn't work the way I currently work". He doesn't seem to make much at
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3y ago
There aren't real psychics nor real psychic readings
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3y ago
Sounds like shuffling a deck of cards and then selecting cards from the deck at random. It's redundant. Fraudulent fraud gets collapsed into just fraud, which is what the customer wanted from the start.
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3y ago
I'm extremely sensitive to latency and slowdowns and I haven't noticed this problem. You might consider opening a support ticket or filing a bug. They can help walk you through uploading logs and profiling snapshots.
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