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by darknavi 4y ago
Unfortunately VS is dogshit in other areas. We have to run cmake to add/remove new files to the solution and that causes a full project reload.
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by darknavi 4y ago
> VSCode was a pain trying to set up, so if this supports integration with cmake and automatically configured everything, then that's a win in my book. Not sure the last time you tried, but VS Code does support cmake (perhaps with e
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by darknavi 4y ago
> VSC isn't slow for me. How big is your project? With Visual Assist X and our solution it can take me upwards of 30 seconds before I can do anything after opening the project.
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by darknavi 4y ago
Maybe I am behind in the times but it was a little surprising to me to see MSVC have full C++20 support while GCC and Clang are still trying to get there.
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by darknavi 4y ago
Very few sidewalks (at the time) in our area (unincorporated area of the county). Lots of should er space though.
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by darknavi 4y ago
Not that it _should_ be this way, but me and my friends would scooter/bike to school all the time in elementary/junior high (~2002-2008) and it was easily a few miles each way in Western Washington (not rural). I don't plan o
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by darknavi 4y ago
https://archive.vn/1OKC6
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by darknavi 4y ago
Same. I'd love to ditch my old ass copy of Photoshop CS6. It doesn't really support high DPI scaling anymore so it's really a pain to use sometimes.
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by darknavi 4y ago
Makes me feel pretty privileged to follow the "Buy the cheap one, if it breaks buy the expensive one" mantra.
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by darknavi 4y ago
Doesn't this also assume there aren't any more legal extensions?
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by darknavi 4y ago
Which front end do you use to listen? I am really digging Plex Amp these days.
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by darknavi 4y ago
I enjoy the short and sweet blog posts from Raymond Chen on "Why does Windows X?".
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by darknavi 4y ago
Not sure about others but I parked our Tesla Model Y at the airport for ~18 days this spring and came back with only a few percent of the battery missing. This might be abnormal for Tesla owners though because many leave the dash cam/S
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by darknavi 4y ago
Very odd. I noticed my Model 3's floor gets quite warm in the winter on long road trips (like warm to the touch).
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by darknavi 4y ago
Worth noting that the range estimates in the navigation has been updated in the last ~6 months to be much more accurate and shockingly close to ABRP[0]. Previously I'd use ABRP to estimate battery usage (and I still do for planning ro
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by darknavi 4y ago
LIDAR _and_ high resolution/detail 3D scans known ahead of time.
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by darknavi 4y ago
He was wholey un-corporate. So refreshing and real. Really shows what that brings to a corporate shitshow that is Meta.
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by darknavi 4y ago
If anyone wants a fun, near future scifi novel that explores this idea more, read/listen to Delta-V by Daniel Suarez.
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by darknavi 4y ago
The world is so much nicer with people like Tom Scott, Technology Connections, CGP Grey, and Smarter Every Day.
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by darknavi 4y ago
Note to self: Always, always, ALWAYS strip exif data.
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by darknavi 4y ago
> We don’t sue gun companies for selling legal weapons which are then used to illegally murder someone, do we? People do all the time[0]. Do they win? Not sure. 0. https://www.texastribune.org/2022/11/29/u
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by darknavi 4y ago
With that in mind then it is critical to carefully watch any "product" when it starts getting into the hands (heads) of people. Theranos was bad but it got even worse when they were defrauding customers by giving them garbage res
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by darknavi 4y ago
Anything less than a bury, cheesy, bouncing ball that follows the current lyric is failure.
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by darknavi 4y ago
Hey, Dave is doing great work these days!
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by darknavi 4y ago
Always my first stop with new repos.
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by darknavi 4y ago
That's a pretty critical distinction.
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by darknavi 4y ago
Does it scale to tens/hundreds of thousands? (Asking, I actually don't know)
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by darknavi 4y ago
A bit more electrics based but Big Clive also tears down the most random pieces of technology. It's quite fun to watch him take a dollar store toy apart and see how it ticks.
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by darknavi 4y ago
That's most T.C. videos I've seen. Often niche topics but I sat* through (and enjoyed) 20 minutes of why an obscure can opener is superior than the mainstream ones.
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by darknavi 4y ago
Doesn't seem to specifically target animals who navigate and migrate the whole way between the two, but instead focuses on that entire region and improving human <-> nature touch points and making them co-exist with less friction

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