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by dahauns 9y ago
Ironically, the Lack tables are actually insanely sturdy for their price and weight.
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by dahauns 9y ago
See, that's the basis of the effect - it only works if the person has subjectively put in at least some (qualitative and quantitative!) level of perceived effort into it. You most likely just don't reach this level of effort neede
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by dahauns 9y ago
Huh? Just about every library is blocking? Maybe x years ago. Get with the times. And yeah, of course there's no single unified solution - the JVM landscape isn't restricted to a single programming model. That's actually its
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by dahauns 9y ago
>Yeah, the single threaded model + async can be nice and resolve problems with race conditions etc. making one headache go away. What often astounds me in these kinds of discussion: People just seem to assume that's not possible wit
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by dahauns 9y ago
Maybe, but what has that to do with node.js? badum tsss But jokes aside - the whole node environment doesn't strike me as particularly un-bloated or un-clunky, especially compared to modern JVM solutions like e.g. vertx, netty or eve
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by dahauns 9y ago
Except for the "high quality coverage" (which previous poster in fact disputes), what has that to do with his argument "on a purely cartographic level" ?
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by dahauns 9y ago
In my experience, it's actually (continental) Europe (A, D, HU, SI, CZ) that makes weaning off GM for PTP navigation rather easy...
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by dahauns 9y ago
I'd suggest to check outside the USA. And even where the actual map data is superior, the "we know better what you want than yourself" approach to UI is infuriating: Hiding of map detail/information based on zoom level i
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by dahauns 9y ago
Remember, we're talking about MacBookPro class here: ~2kg, 45W TDP Quadcore, dedicated graphics. Lenovo T-Series: DDR4. HP Zbook: DDR4. Dell XPS/Precision: DDR4. Asus Zenbook Pro: DDR4. Or did you really want to compare with an x1
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by dahauns 9y ago
Yeah, no. Just...no. (EDIT: To clarify - I call BS.)
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by dahauns 9y ago
Which brand in this market actually made the same decision? I honestly can't think of one.
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by dahauns 9y ago
>>The newest Macbook Pros still have 16GB RAM tops >And for a very good reason. Low-powered (suitable for laptop use) support for 32GB memory wasn't there in Intel chipsets. But not only you didn't bother to investigate,
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by dahauns 9y ago
How is this a counterexample?
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by dahauns 9y ago
Problem: It's been shown time and again that this doesn't work. (For all but the lowest simple, mechanical, repetitive tasks.) http://psycnet.apa.org/record/1999-01567-001
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by dahauns 9y ago
I'm guessing Germany or Austria. Point is: It doesn't matter if they are intended or not - the employer isn't allowed to track it, unless you have an agreement between Betriebsrat(works council) and company. (Don't know
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by dahauns 9y ago
Just a shot in the dark, but do you have an nVidia GPU? Some drivers caused hangs with Chrome when GPU acceleration/rasterization was enabled in the browser settings.
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by dahauns 9y ago
AFAIK this isn't possible yet in a straightforward way, and it boils down to limitations of the type system (lack of tuples resp. value types in general), and the (understandable) refusal of many to do it in way that's hacky and p
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by dahauns 9y ago
As others have said, this is not an empty project, but a sample project template. (Oh, and /obj is one of the standard build artifact directories for .NET together with /bin...)
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by dahauns 9y ago
VS sure does offer you a way to avoid this. Simply choose the "Empty" Template when creating a new ASP.NET Core project. (Duh. :) )
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by dahauns 9y ago
No. Just looked, and the only large file generated is the dependency cache (~7000 lines of json) which you never touch and can always be regenerated with dotnet restore. The rest is ~100-150 lines code+configuration and a readme file (~180
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by dahauns 9y ago
In my experience bread and other (non-sweet) flour-based products in the US have surprisingly high levels of sugar/HFCS/etc. - especially compared to mediterranean bread products, which additionally contain little to no salt (pa
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by dahauns 9y ago
>gulp doesn't even have a clean one liner for copying one file to a different location with a different name ?? gulp.src("srcfile") .pipe(rename("destfile")) .pipe(gulp.dest("destloc"));
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by dahauns 9y ago
I think this is a big case of cognitive bias (and get-off-my-lawn-ism ;) ). It's only a small step for you between using a text-based Linux and coding because you've already taken the huge frontload of internalizing the mountains
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by dahauns 9y ago
>When working with another person API then typescript does become a godsend in helping understand what the bloody hell does this callback parameter are required. Plot twist: While you are cursing at the person who wrote that API, you slo
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by dahauns 9y ago
It's not even the cost, but using a HTPC with the common streaming providers has become quite a chore nowadays, with horrible UX. With Netflix you at least get an app and the possibility to stream with highest quality (4K, HDR, multich
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by dahauns 9y ago
Heh, yes - they are basically the heir to Outlook, which ironically does play well with plaintext email nowadays...
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by dahauns 9y ago
Yeah, I know...it's just in light of this argument the timing seems strange. AMD are on the brink of offering products that for the first time since forever at least has potential to build up their brand vs Intel, to actually have a si
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by dahauns 9y ago
I think you overestimate the heft of Apple in x86 world. a) Sure, Apple doesn't have a low end and as such higher overall margins, but: The Big Three all have a sizable mid-/highend/ultrabook/business range as well with
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by dahauns 9y ago
Not with that attitude. (i.e. argued that way this would be more like "setting up for failure" on AMDs part.)
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by dahauns 9y ago
>As some have speculated maybe this is Apple telling their suppliers to jump and Intel and AMD said how high... That sounds a bit far fetched IMO. They aren't that dominant in the PC market (esp. compared to the Big Three (Lenovo, H

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