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by daghamm 2y ago
How do I know hiding the button/panel actually turns it off? Sorry mate, I want my editor dumb until I tell it otherwise. One of the main criticisms against vscode was the by-default analytics.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Is it really a bad thing? I really like the Samsung UI and their included features are mostly useful. And the world would be a very boring place if everything everywhere looked identical
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by daghamm 2y ago
You can see how much projects and developers make on librapay. It's up to a few hundreds a week. This is definitely not FU money, but maybe enough to keep them motivated or pay their computer expenses.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Reminder that librapay exists, and their developers are only paid from user donations, just like anyone else on the platform. https://liberapay.com/ (I only wish their CC costs could be reduced a bit to make micropayments v
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by daghamm 2y ago
Someone (may have been Julia Evans) discussed how easier it is to hit the front page if you add "in xxx" to your title. "xxx" being the current hyped technology. She mentioned Go and Rust as examples
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by daghamm 2y ago
This feels more like a posers guide to crypto. It includes many "famous" and some overhyped papers, but not the ones you actually need to read to become a cryptographer. For example, I see nothing about cryptoanalysis in that list
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by daghamm 2y ago
Did you turn down an interview because their product was not 100% finished?
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by daghamm 2y ago
Is Tesla the new Twitter?
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by daghamm 2y ago
Is it really our problem that AI companies harvest forums for data they have no ownership of?
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by daghamm 2y ago
To me, that is actually consumer AI done right.
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by daghamm 2y ago
He is today 99 years old and still the most clear headed president.
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by daghamm 2y ago
What kind of projects do people have that need both i2c _and_ a powerful compute? What percentage of your projects are like that? You can hook up bunch of sensors to a $5 esp32 and that thing uses much less power. If you need to do any heav
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by daghamm 2y ago
These things are getting too expensive. For most embedded projects is cheaper to either scale down to arduino/esp or up to a used laptop.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Yeah, that was odd. Even more odd that this didn't translate to that many accidents. And of course, RAM & Subaru drivers are the exact opposite of Volvo drivers. Surprised absolutely no one :)
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by daghamm 2y ago
Tesla employee claimed he does email during commute to work just two days ago on LinkedIn. Maybe his car has some kind of special software?? Can't find the OG post, but it was discussed on reddit, for example https://old.red
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by daghamm 2y ago
Fun fact: Tesla drivers are the most reckless drivers. https://www.lendingtree.com/insurance/brand-incidents-study/
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by daghamm 2y ago
But why are we hearing stories about people playing games, reading emails or even sleeping in their teslas? Last time I heard that, it was from an actual Tesla employee. Commuting 1.5 hrs to work and doing emails during that time.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Because a lot of my work happens in containers and VMs and Ubuntu used to have the best (for me) solution.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Ubuntu feels less interesting now that they screwed up LXD. They still have non-FOSS drivers and multipass going for them, but nowadays Debian feels like a better and much cleaner option.
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by daghamm 2y ago
This is just someone learning Verilog. The project stops at simulation, making real hardware out of this requires much more work.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Maintenance cost, calculated by completely ignoring repair costs where Tesla hass pretty bad track record?? https://www.consumerreports.org/media-room/press-releases/20... Who wrote this? Elon Musk?
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by daghamm 2y ago
I love how simple some things are in Go. Sure, this code does not do lazy evaluation but for a lot of situations it's good enough. And look how short this code is thanks to languages sane defaults. In Rust you would need T : Default +
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by daghamm 2y ago
I believe almost all modern vehicles are like that. (drive by wire, not crashing all the time)
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by daghamm 2y ago
"Have you tried turning it off and on again?" Sounds like pretty normal support response to me
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by daghamm 2y ago
Elon has been threatening other companies with all kind of crap for stopping advertising on twitter. They have also directly and indirectly attacked Media Matters for affecting their advertising revenue. Does the fact that his own company b
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by daghamm 2y ago
Why add more bots to a platform already overrun by bots?
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by daghamm 3y ago
I know what you are trying to say, but please consider this: Saddam Hussein used chemical weapons against his own people as well as a neighbouring country he was trying to invade.
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by daghamm 3y ago
That's easier said and done when half of the population between 15 and 45 are addicted to Instagram. Even if a small percentage of them, say 5%, decide to emulate the famous people they follow we will have too many people who believe t
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by daghamm 3y ago
Sure... lets hope those countries taken over by ISIS lunetics only use it as deterrence.
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by daghamm 3y ago
You may have the means to buy one, but do you also have the means to own one? Even ignoring all theose expensive quality issues, some Teslas seem to be a money sink: https://www.reddit.com/r/TeslaModel3/comments&#x

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