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You can try out Turbolinks, the Rails equivalent for LiveView.
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All Snapdragon variants of Samsung's Galaxy lineup are locked, regardless of carrier. This has been going on at least since the S7, and there are exploits to unlock bootloaders for such phones, at least as far as the Note 9 [1]. I woul
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The key word there is non trivial . Something with as many moving parts as Rails is non trivial, and Crystal doesn't have the run-time metaprogramming that Rails makes extensive use of. A trivial example is ActiveRecord generating att
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One of the challenges sorbet-rails faced [1] was with the usage of method_missing in certain places. The one that bit me was Rails automatically piping a class method from Model into the Model's CollectionProxy, effectively making clas
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As expected, the threat of reputational damage from counterfeit goods features pretty heavily in the IPO. Unfortunately, that damage has already been done. At the moment, 8 of the top 10 results for "wish.com" on YouTube are peopl
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The ligaturized -> is two characters wide and is pretty easy to tell apart.
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You make it seem like getting into the MSCS program at Georgia Tech is just a matter of money!
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Both currently released M1 Pros have the touch bar, so it looks like your decision will be quite simple!
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That is an absurd comparison. AnandTech clearly mentioned that the M1 was on par in single core , not in multi core.
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Not all the incredible, to be honest. Apple has pushed the iPad as a laptop replacement, and that was well before it got the desktop-ish features it has now.
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Yes, sorry if that came off as misleading. I'll edit this in elsewhere.
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The M1 has a big.LITTLE design with only half of the cores being performance-oriented, so if there is a gap, it would almost always be in Ryzen's favour.
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I feel like most people here haven't seen the SPEC benchmarks AnandTech performed (and they're partly to blame for that; their UX is awful). But the M1 is toe-to-toe with desktop Ryzen: https://www.anandtech.com/sh
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I've posted this elsewhere in this thread, but the M1 on SPEC reaches Desktop-tier performance, going toe to toe with the 5950X: https://www.anandtech.com/show/16252/mac-mini-apple-m1-teste...
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AnandTech (TFA) found the M1 performing very well compared to even Desktop-class Ryzen in SPEC: https://www.anandtech.com/show/16252/mac-mini-apple-m1-teste...
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They state in the article: > As we’ve had very little time with the Mac mini, and the fact that this not only is a macOS system, but a new Arm64-based macOS system, our usual benchmark choices that we tend to use aren’t really available
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Dave2D found the air to be on par with the Pro, at least for tasks that took under ~8.5 minutes. It only really throttled after that point, according to him.
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> This sort of "geeky but psychopathic" type of humor seems to be not uncommon in surveillance agencies. Relevant article: https://www.currentaffairs.org/2020/07/the-fake-nerd-boys-of...
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> > it’s hard to select text, hard to search on a page, hard to have multiple tabs, hard to move data between apps > excuse me? It's harder to select text or search text in browser than in desktop apps? What? Text search is on
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Musk owns The Boring Company, which is currently building a public transit tunnel in Las Vegas.
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I think you mean ARM, not AMD. There's absolutely no problem with using an AMD device for backend work.
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... that's completely normal? Tests have false positives and negatives, and the rapid antigen test isn't as sensitive as a PCR test.
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> Almost nothing actually gets "bipartisan" support these days There is bipartisan support - for breaking encryption: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EARN_IT_Act_of_2020#Legislatio...
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> Consumer usage nowadays is very browser centered But it's also just as likely that you're using a browser made by Google, and using other services made by one of the big companies that don't care about your privacy. Wher
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> are the controllers for these also all integrated in the chip? Yes, in the unveiling video they showed the thunderbolt controller as one of the things they'd put in the SoC. I'm not sure if this is reflected in the documentat
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The M1 Pros don't have ports on both sides.
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You can use Jekyll for a JS-less markdown to static site generator.
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> to destroy the open web Except this rule doesn't prohibit anybody from putting anything on the internet. TFA is only about putting a streaming service on the App Store . Not to say that's not problematic, but Apple's no
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> I'm not sure how I feel about adding deliberate boobytraps to repos that seems to be purely punitive. It also feels like it would violate the license of the repository. I see that one of the author's repos is LGPL [1], which
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Given The Economist's neoliberal bent, why would the sale to "globalists" change their values? Also, I'm not sure if it was intentional or not - but using the word "Globalists" as a pejorative for the Rothschil

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