cpuguy83

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by cpuguy83 3y ago
And somehow it wasn't just a rebranded version of the same app. It was like a beta version of a brand new codebase.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
You turn the feature off... The defaults are for normies.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
For gaming sure... but anything else... hypervisors are very good these days.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Probably the biggest complaint is fusion is now free (for personal use) and Parallels is a subscription. Also you can get other free vm managers on Macs now since it ships with a hypervisor and vm framework.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Here is a very recent post from the Go team on things they had to do to make the Go toolchain fully reproducible. https://go.dev/blog/rebuild
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
I get cat vibes from "Nix".
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Posting just for those who are not aware, in the 90's McDonalds was sued for this exact thing [1]. The person had 3rd degree burns and was hospitalized for 8 days after spilling the coffee. --- EDIT --- Just adding that, IIRC, this is
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
I work on Azure. Is it not a cloud for me because of where I work?
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Omg yes another great reason to go to the bank.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
I used to love to go to the bank with my parents or a friend's parents and beg to get to put the tube in. Also remember the local science museum had a pneumatic tube system to play with and we'd sit there with that for some time.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
This is just bad and uninformed advice. Adding a passkey to an account is like adding a yubikey to an account (experience wise). You can (typically) add multiple keys to your account. It's also not all or nothing. You can (in every ser
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
2nd'd But also I can't handle the poor resolution of most ultra-wide monitors either.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
This fixed the balance thing for me: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09JNR4Y15/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b...
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
[1] Using enums as a compile-time safe state-machine. Very powerful tool. I wish Go had (real) enums. https://github.com/containerd/runwasi/blob/ba5ab5ada5a401762...
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
The TV industry would like to have a word with you. :) Aesthetics is a thing and people love thin screens. Beyond pure aesthetics thickness absolutely does matter when you are sticking your laptop into a backpack.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Because Tailscale is a [1] direct connection. No middleman service with access to your traffic. [1] In some cases this is not possible and there are relays setup to help route traffic. What's in the traffic is opaque to these nodes. Yo
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSNtifE0Z2Q There is no air, so they won't go flat.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
"Indecipherable string" to me means you likely don't understand the language or how it works. The language itself works very well for what it needs to do. It does not work the same way as something like parsing an object and
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Soooo... fraud?
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
There is no difference except decades making vba in excel less horrible.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Adding python support for local use would be a great way for me never to open an excel file ever again. That is so dangerous. Wasm maybe, full-blown runtime without any sandboxing? Nope.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
I disagree. A doctor better understand the economic impact the drugs they are prescribing to their patient.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
It requires people to comment, on the issue where it is being discussed, in order to improve.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
This does not solve the problem. With channels you are preparing things (even just one thing) ahead of time and you have to do it in a separate goroutine. One could possibly (haven't tried or given more than 2s of thought) implement a
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Oooh I totally forgot. Guess I'm gonna have to rewatch it!
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
But the machine makes it so there are no more secrets.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
No, it has never used virtual box. Originally it used hypervisor.framework. I wouldn't be surprised if they now use the virtualization framework (newer higher-level abstraction on macOS).
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Tell that to Seattle and Amazon. I have little doubt that Amazon's back to work is about real estate and tax revenue for the city.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
It does take away your decision by default. This is opt-out, not in. You don't get to choose when it happens or to what version. This is a totally different beast than rustup.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
It's totally different. In go "go build" will fetch a new toolchain without your asking it to. For that matter it seems every go subcommand will do this (even --help [1]). [1] https://github.com/golang&#x2

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