cosmotic

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by cosmotic 2y ago
The announcement of the improvements is also conspicuous so people feel compelled to buy new watches.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
I suspect the biggest draw to Rolex purchasers is the high price.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
I remember the infinite loops stuffed into JSON results to prevent this sort of thing.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
I didnt look too closely, but the concentration recommended by the FDA is much lower than many of the sample sets in that linked study. Some 10 times as much. One is a hundred times as much. Not sure if that first link was to the Harvard su
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by cosmotic 2y ago
At least one person at Microsoft either doesn't know what "user experience" means or they are being dishonest about it.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
First amendment is protection from the government, not by the government. It wasn't the government that blocked the speech so it wasn't a first amendment issue
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by cosmotic 2y ago
I've been buying third party silicone lids on Amazon that are compatible with pyrex and anchor glass storage.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
On top of the list vs grid, it was reorganized into multiple layers, universally understood controls were replaced with new ones never used on macos before, universally appreciated design elements like containment boxes were removed, native
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by cosmotic 2y ago
And no doubt making boat loads of cash
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by cosmotic 2y ago
I think these are totally different spaces. Th OP is for an AI dev machine. Framework Desktop is general purpose.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
What would you suggest as an alternative to checking in DLLs?
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Trying to be cute almost always has negative accessibility impact. Instead of building a long list of thing to avoid or things to do, I've found it easier to just avoid being cute.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
For some context, wikipedia has a good table and diagram of codecs that do well at low bitrates, many of which are very old (G.722 from the late 1988, Speex from 2003, Opus from 2012 for a few examples) https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Another thing that makes them straight up evil is taking the value others produce as their own.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
A content security policy should prevent that specific attack vector, though similar might work.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
I own a calibration tool too, but I prefer the way the screen looks uncalibrated, so I leave it uncalibrated. Rounded to the nearest percent, 0% of users have calibration tools, nor are they running their monitor in a meaningfully calibrate
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Until users can't modify the way images are displayed on the monitor (by adjusting settings on the monitor or in the operating system), and until all monitors are properly calibrated, this seems like an incomplete solution to the issue
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by cosmotic 2y ago
That's a much more elegant solution that what I made.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
If the output idles, digital SPDIF signals lose sync. Re-syncing once playback starts is not instant, and you lose the first second of audio or so. I wrote a program that kept open an output withought dumping any data to the line, just to p
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by cosmotic 2y ago
What makes it modern?
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by cosmotic 2y ago
I can't think of a single company that would provide data upon request. Certainly Google, Microsoft, Apple, Ford, GM,Samsung, UPS, etc... wouldn't.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Regarding your third point, each of those things comes with tradeoffs, they aren't just simply better. If a smaller government could get all the same work done with less money and bureaucracy, I'd agree.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
If it doesn't use any new features then there's no reason to target anything newer, and you'd just be restricting who could use the library.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Non-Apple users cant contribute to the playlist. No mention on the impact to the shared photo album. If its just a normal shared Photos.app album, non-apple users are locked out there, too.
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Reintroducing a previously removed feature, like the start menu, doesnt count as a new feature
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Even more impressive: binary backward compatibility
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by cosmotic 2y ago
"I was just following orders"
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by cosmotic 2y ago
It could theoretically use the location field to show a warning like "Which time zone, current or event location?"
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by cosmotic 2y ago
Screens had white background, and actual shelves were black with little light. They also appeared 'full' even when the shelves behind them were bare. Open the door and you're hit with a huge wave of shock and disappointment,
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by cosmotic 2y ago
My partner slams on his breaks even though he goes below the speed limit and has plenty of time to clear the intersection. It's not just the speed.

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