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Billions of request per day meet Go 1.5(medium.com)
12 points by darshan 11y ago|1 comments
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Evidence suggests subatomic particles could defy the standard model(phys.org)
2 points by darshan 11y ago|0 comments
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by darshan 11y ago
That is strange! I'm also on a stock 5.1.1 Nexus 6, but in the U.S. I guess you can at least be happy that this appears to be a bug (which means hopefully it will be fixed soon) as opposed to a bad design decision.
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by darshan 11y ago
I have build 1.0.0.94391081, and I get the trash icon both when looking at individual photos and when selecting one or more photos. Which build do you have? (And which device?)
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by darshan 11y ago
I'm interpreting the suggestion to mean that the original default with Go 1.0 should have been 2, because that is the lowest value (and thus would have the least of the the performance problems documented here) that would, as you say,
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AMD admits it can’t be “the cheaper solution,” will refocus on performance(arstechnica.com)
3 points by darshan 11y ago|0 comments
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The Dark Side of Lambda Expressions in Java 8(blog.takipi.com)
3 points by darshan 11y ago|0 comments
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by darshan 12y ago
That was a typo -- the assembly stub took about 0.8 ms as shown in the trace.
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by darshan 12y ago
That's intentional. Lollipop no longer has silent mode; instead it has "no interruptions" mode, which considers the LED indicator an interruption. I suspect there are third-party apps that can do a pseudo-silent mode that m
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by darshan 12y ago
I'm pretty sure I mouse as quickly as anybody. It's just that the difference between 17 ms per frame and 33 ms per frame on my system only affects the smoothness of animations. There's no perceptible lag no matter how quick
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by darshan 12y ago
That is completely different from my experience; I think you must have another problem besides the 30 fps frame rate. Perhaps your machine is just having trouble pushing that many pixels? On my machine, animations are just slightly, subtl
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by darshan 12y ago
I'm pretty sure I came across information that up-to-date Macs can do all the necessary wrangling to make it work. If I planned to buy one and connect it to a Mac, I'd do some Googling to verify that, though.
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by darshan 12y ago
I was able to get 60 Hz by simply enabling DP1.2 on the monitor, but then I had two virtual displays, which was quite annoying. The patches to make the whole stack properly support this sort of monitor are not quite there last I checked (a
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by darshan 12y ago
I'm not necessarily a good judge of monitor color quality and accuracy, but to my eye, it's fantastic. I'm normally right in front of it, but my partner is off to the side when we watch something on Netflix, and that angle d
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by darshan 12y ago
I've been running 3840x2160 on the 23.8" Dell UP2414Q for the past month, and I couldn't be more pleased. Well, I could if I had it running at 60 Hz rather than 30 Hz, but having twice the PPI is worth the cut in the frame r
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by darshan 12y ago
I'm not terribly familiar with the technical details, but my experience as an end user is quite different from what you predict based on your knowledge of the technical details. I watch a great deal of HD video content on both Netflix
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by darshan 12y ago
From marijuana.oregon.gov: Q: Can I take marijuana into Washington where they also allow recreational marijuana? A: No. You can not take marijuana across state lines.
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by darshan 12y ago
Yes, as seen in several videos on YouTube, there's a slider just like on the Paperwhite, with a checkbox at the top for "Auto Brightness". Here's an example: http://youtu.be/5-vZqmdwWSo?t=1m16s
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Chemistry of Cast Iron Seasoning: A Science-Based How-To(sherylcanter.com)
3 points by darshan 13y ago|0 comments
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by darshan 13y ago
The link in the sidebar offers a reasonable elaboration: http://nemaload.davidad.org/about/philosophy
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by darshan 13y ago
Irritating in part because Einstein never said it. http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Albert_Einstein
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by darshan 13y ago
I'm in the early stages of something "real", and I'm finding it very useful. I think if someone is already very familiar with and is mostly happy with JavaScript and its ecosystem, they might not see much of value (or maybe they would). F
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Poll: Where do you live?
2 points by darshan 14y ago|2 comments
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by darshan 14y ago
North America
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by darshan 14y ago
Europe
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by darshan 14y ago
Asia
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by darshan 14y ago
Australia / Oceania
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by darshan 14y ago
South America
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by darshan 14y ago
Africa
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by darshan 14y ago
Antarctica

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