crowbahr

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by crowbahr 11mo ago
The correct choice if you don't want to spend all that time fucking around with your configs to play a game is Bazzite. If you value something more than the time you save then sure, use Debian for that ineffable reason: but don't
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by crowbahr 11mo ago
I care because I only have this life so why waste time on inefficiency? When I'm talking productivity I'm including things like "it lets me keep notes of what I was doing in Else Ring so I can pick my playthrough back up easi
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by crowbahr 11mo ago
A few reasons: 1. I struggle keeping Notepads around and organized. I had dozens before and couldn't remember where I took which notes. 2. Notepads don't allow me to download a 100 page document and mark it up. I'd have to
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by crowbahr 11mo ago
That's why the correct choice is Bazzite
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by crowbahr 11mo ago
Counterpoint: my e-ink tablet for note taking has been a huge boon for my productivity both in and out of work
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by crowbahr 11mo ago
Yeah but Google's Quarterly revenue hit 76bn in 2023 which is when they _actually_ started working on catching up to Open AI. I was working at Google at the time and got swept in the layoffs. In the past couple years they're up tr
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by crowbahr 11mo ago
There are cheaper and more expensive skus for Levi's. If you're seeing 501s that are $30 and 501s that are $100 I can promise you there's $70 of difference between them, having shopped at WalMart and at flagship stores on 5th
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by crowbahr 11mo ago
Price controls on inelastic demand are absolutely a subject of debate among economists
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by crowbahr 11mo ago
> Increasing supply brings down prices. But a builder will not build at a loss or an imminent threat to their rental income from expansion of rent freezes. > > A city with an expanding rent-freeze is not inviting new supply. Builde
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by crowbahr 11mo ago
When a church runs a football nobody blinks an eye, when a city runs 5 grocery stores as a pilot in food deserts...
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by crowbahr 11mo ago
That wasn't ever a mission statement, and fwiw it was in the employee handbook still in 2023 when I got laid off.
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by crowbahr 1y ago
You like xcode and think iOS state of the art is ahead of android?
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by crowbahr 1y ago
Replied below but TLDR (and not fixing myself) is that security requirements of the app are such that a compromised APK or rooted device running modified android could gain privileged access to sensitive information by bypassing/deep f
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by crowbahr 1y ago
You're conflating 2 different concepts. Attestation comes in many shapes and the AOSP version of attestation is based on x.509 cert chains and manufacturer roots. The only part of that owned by Google is the revocation list. Play Store
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by crowbahr 1y ago
Cyberpunk 2077 has a Gold level seal for Linux support according to Proton DB - but it looks like Path Tracing is why it isn't better. Is path tracing really that amazingly better than ray tracing (which works)?
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by crowbahr 1y ago
Not a single AI company is cash flow positive, not even Google's AI part of the business. It's unclear if they even can be, since commodity models you can use for free catch up to them pretty close to yearly.
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by crowbahr 1y ago
Android dev at a large company - I've been talking with the folks at Graphene about options for attestation without using Google's API and it looks like there's actually a lot I can do for attestation without them, as long as
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by crowbahr 1y ago
It's also a false dichotomy. My money is all on KMP over any of the 3. React isn't going anywhere but I expect 5 years from now KMP will be the tool of choice for native app startups.
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by crowbahr 1y ago
The issue with that approach is that the state of the art for iOS dev is about 15 years behind the state of the art for Android dev. The amount of simple things that are incredibly painful for iOS devs to do is astounding. Some of that is b
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by crowbahr 1y ago
Hmmm I wonder if I can get that running as a GHA on my PRs
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by crowbahr 1y ago
It's about a 5% conversion rate but here are some things to remember: 1. They're haemorrhaging money even on paying customers, even at the $200/mo subscription level 2. 5% conversion rates are pretty dismal for what AI is pu
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by crowbahr 1y ago
The moment you write documentation it becomes stale. It's additional debt you've incurred and the upkeep must be payed every modification to the code. That doesn't mean you should skip it - but it's vital to recognize th
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by crowbahr 1y ago
I run a CO2 monitor to let me know when to open the windows in the winter cause it's damn cold here but yeah: many Americans never open any windows. Usually the houses are too poorly sealed to keep the air in anyways, so you get slow a
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by crowbahr 1y ago
$175M was the purchase price of the company. The rest is almost certainly damages, fines and court fees.
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by crowbahr 1y ago
It does say that on the article but it's nice to have it here because that's what a lot of people are looking for.
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by crowbahr 1y ago
Yeah insider traders opening new accounts just over 1 day before, putting tens of millions into those accounts as shorts and stopping right before the president's announcement (to the second in some cases) meaning they walked away with
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by crowbahr 1y ago
So kinda like Strandhogg and Tap jacking had a horrible security breach baby
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by crowbahr 1y ago
An I crazy out does that feed have nothing on it besides a request to favorite the feed?
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by crowbahr 1y ago
When it was just YouTube Vanced they got DMCA'd for redistributing "stolen software" So instead of "stolen software" they distribute "patches" and a patching framework. Legally distinct and modding is a mu
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by crowbahr 1y ago
If I'm refactoring, truly refactoring, a 10k line PR where all the renaming happens at once is mandatory or else it won't compile. The only other option would be incremental refactors with an intermediate, parallel state that adds

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