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by danhau 9mo ago
Curiously, since the last update I have the problem where Safari tabs go completely white after a while. Refreshing doesn‘t help. I have to copy the URL and paste it into a fresh tab.
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by danhau 9mo ago
> But then anyone could just instantiate an invalid Name without calling the parse_name function and pass it around wherever This is nothing new in C. This problem has always existed by virtue of all struct members being public. Generall
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by danhau 9mo ago
Apparently Vista introduced a new audio stack with higher processing overhead and thus latency. I used to boot up XP in a VM occasionally. It‘s amazing how streamlined everything felt, inviting you to be productive. This was before the Elec
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by danhau 9mo ago
Apparently the preceding issue [1] on macOS of an out-of-date certificate wasn’t enough to drive away customers. Plug-and-play peripherals relying on proprietary software was a mistake. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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by danhau 9mo ago
Didn‘t work for me. Although I did uninstall and reinstall the app first, which the page says you shouldn‘t do. Here‘s to hoping they release a proper fix soon.
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by danhau 9mo ago
That‘s exactly what I thought I had said. Something might have gotten lost in translation, sorry bout that.
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by danhau 10mo ago
I just wanted to say how impressive your documentation is. I expected an average readme.md, but not only is your readme great (the performance table is wonderful), but the full documentation is awesome. It pretty much answers all questions
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by danhau 10mo ago
I think this just makes a bad situation worse. This can go two ways: - the emergency services will wait at the station the train is going to anyway - your health insurance realizes what you've done and make you pay the bills.
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by danhau 10mo ago
Yup. I had the same revelation when I learned that many of the colors we perceive don't really "exist". The closest thing to hue in nature is wavelength, but there is no wavelength for purple, for example. The color purple is
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by danhau 10mo ago
> Perhaps the did something similar to what dentists do when building on teeth so that the added material is not the only contract point when jaws are closed. That is, a contact sheet that leaves contact marks. The article linked in this
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by danhau 10mo ago
They are efficient FIFOs (queues). You‘ll find them in many places. I know them from multimedia / audio, where you often have unsynchronized readers and writers. In the audio domain, the reader and weiter are usually allowed to trample
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by danhau 10mo ago
Came here to link this, but you beat me to it :)
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by danhau 10mo ago
How‘s that possible? JPEG-XL stores image files, right? But RAW files are not images in the same sense. They haven‘t even been demosaiced. Or are Apple RAWs different? Edit: I should have googled. apple‘s ProRAW does this, which isn‘t a RAW
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by danhau 10mo ago
How is this related to the article?
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by danhau 11mo ago
> However, when decoding, we must handle errors and skip spaces. This had me scratching my head. Why would a base64 decoder need to skip spaces? But indeed, MDN documents this behavior: > Note that: The whitespace in the space is igno
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by danhau 11mo ago
I had a hard time understanding what the author is trying to accomplish. The necessary context apparently is spread across the intro and outro: > Because of that, later PalmOS versions offered two different encodings for storing color bi
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by danhau 11mo ago
Update: I have found https://cryptobook.nakov.com/ I think it‘s pretty good.
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by danhau 11mo ago
I think the RAW philosophy is starting to show its age. RAWs were only ever intended for the manufacturer‘s first party software (AFAIK). But that software is usually junk and supports few platforms (none support mobile). I think the sweet
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by danhau 11mo ago
What I would like, but haven’t found yet, is a cheat sheet on what up to date encryption method or algorithm one should use for whatever need. A kind of requirement -> algorithm dictionary. Like, I need to authenticate that a client is a
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by danhau 11mo ago
I remember using those pre-cloud versions. I loved them. Sketchup was so intuitive (as a 3D modelling noob) it was ridiculous. My tool of choice for making 3D levels for my various OpenGL projects. I tried to do some rudimentary modelling w
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by danhau 11mo ago
Wow, if that is true then that‘s the most succinct explanation of Ropes I have seen. Super helpful if you are trying to learn about them, like I am.
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by danhau 11mo ago
This unlocked memories I forgot I had. Not only playing these games, but Flash introduced me to gamedev. I can clearly remember struggling in Actionscript, trying to get collision detection and resolution working. I never got it to work pro
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by danhau 11mo ago
This reminds me of my own struggles in locating my country in various dropdowns. Sometimes it‘s the trivial to find Austria, but sometimes Österreich under O and other times Österreich under Ö (sorted to the very bottom). Collation is fun!
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by danhau 11mo ago
There‘s no way he is not a cartoon villain.
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by danhau 1y ago
Usually? I‘m willing to bet it will always. I wouldn‘t be surprised if the standard even specifies these two to be identical.
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by danhau 1y ago
Reg finder: you can drag and drop the little folder icon into other apps, which will insert the full path.
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by danhau 1y ago
With Tahoe my M2 Pro feels snappier than before.
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by danhau 1y ago
Same optimizations apply to the various NonZero types, IIRC.
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by danhau 1y ago
Ok, then I guess Apple changed the UI to more reflect reality?
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by danhau 1y ago
I don‘t remember it at all, but based on the post it sounds like it was just a UI quirk that made the signal loss look much worse than it really was. I‘m guessing gripping any phone will drop signal strength, but the iPhone made itself look

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