danhau

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   by danhau 2y ago

   I suspect JB know most of their revenue comes from corporate licenses (I‘m guessing), so this shouldn‘t cut their bottom line significantly, while simultaneously giving them a foot in the door of potential new customers. Get them hooked for
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   by danhau 2y ago

   I had no idea Rider supported C++. My impression was that it is for .NET only. How does it compare to CLion?
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   by danhau 2y ago

   Yes, safe Rust is only as safe as the underlying unsafe code is. The power of unsafe is that it‘s opt-in, making the surface area of „dangerous“ code smaller, more visible and easier to reason about. As long as the unsafe parts are safe, yo
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   by danhau 2y ago

   They write just like everyone else, there‘s no apparent difference. The parts of their brain responsible for speech works just fine, but it doesn‘t vocalize their thoughts „back to them“.
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   by danhau 2y ago

   I guess that‘s more or less the definition. They don‘t hear a voice in their head when they think, but their thinking is completely „normal“ otherwise. I believe in a video, Simon mentions some examples where people with an inner monologue
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   by danhau 2y ago

   > If anything, it appears that neural networks are far further along than any quantum mechanism for approximating whatever "consciousness" actually is? And neural networks are absolutely not quantum mechanical. I know next to n
7. 127.▲
   by danhau 2y ago

   I think they meant slow as in development cycle slow, not runtime slow.
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   by danhau 2y ago

   I tried the examples on iOS Safari and the performance seems really bad. Even scrolling is super choppy. Could this just be the examples page?
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   by danhau 2y ago

   I hate that every manufacturer under the sun sells products with rechargeable Li-Ion batteries, yet none of them limit the charge to 80% for battery health. I don‘t get it. Do we really love e-waste this much?
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    by danhau 2y ago

    Since Chrome has the PCM data it‘s writing to the speaker, it can use that to remove similar sounds from a mic. That‘s my guess. There‘s a similar question on SO: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21795944/remove
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    by danhau 2y ago

    This. Enum with a “missing“ variant is basically the billion dollar mistake again… kinda.
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    by danhau 2y ago

    What annoys me is that nobody seems to explain the FFT well. I would love to understand that algorithm, bit so far I haven‘t found resources that made it click for me.
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    by danhau 2y ago

    I love how effective the article is at communicating. A digestible idea followed by visual example. Rinse and repeat. I think we could learn something from this for our documentations, or even Jira comments.
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    by danhau 2y ago

    No, not me. I long for a tiling window manager. It‘s not a phase, mom!
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    by danhau 2y ago

    Thanks!
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    by danhau 2y ago

    Thank you!
17. 137.▲
    by danhau 2y ago

    What is Acme in this context? Id like to get an idea of what you mean.
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    by danhau 2y ago

    To be fair, this could be the headset. Neither iOS nor macOS does this with my bluetooth headset. macOS IO is broken in other ways for me though. It doesn‘t wake up my external monitor after waking from sleep (lid closed, powered, external
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    by danhau 2y ago

    As one commenter on the page said: > This is a MAJOR breach. “Deleted” must be “DELETED”! If the photos are resurfacing that means that Apple is somehow storing these photos illegally. Can this be debunked, or is this a reasonable take?
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    by danhau 2y ago

    Insightful, thanks!
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    by danhau 3y ago

    Poor little thing :(
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    by danhau 3y ago

    I think you‘re digging into a philosophy question with the wrong shovel. You‘re not wrong, but OP is debating something that is fundamentally unmeasurable (as I understand them). Science can only help us understand things within spacetime.
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    by danhau 3y ago

    What libraries can you recommend?
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    by danhau 3y ago

    Yup. On todays monitors, 100% white is akin to staring into the sun. I have my monitor usually turned down to 15-30% brightness.
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    by danhau 3y ago

    Does this mean Apple has killed PWAs in the EU?
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    by danhau 3y ago

    Yeah, I think that old wisdom summarizes it perfectly.
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    by danhau 3y ago

    I‘m in the same boat. I record and produce my music on macOS precisely because its audio system is so good. I have never had any issues with it.
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    by danhau 3y ago

    During semantic analysis a parser usually attaches symbol info (of some kind) to the already existing abstract syntax tree, or creates a new tree entirely. Whenever it needs to know about a type, it just walks the tree to the node with the
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    by danhau 3y ago

    I don‘t think this is bad science at all. From the article: > All incident.io developers are given a MacBook which they use for their development work. Non-MacBook machines are apparently not an option, for whatever reason. Comparing aga
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    by danhau 3y ago

    I’m in the same boat. I’m even thinking about switching to Edge on Windows machines. Stock browser are perfectly fine nowadays.