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661.
by dataflow 8mo ago
That's a setting you can tweak with various software.
662.
by dataflow 8mo ago
Not even that. If I give you a fake number (by whatever definition) and you report it... the number is still fake, regardless of whether you had any inkling it might be, or whether you tried to verify it in any way. I'm trying to think
663.
by dataflow 8mo ago
You'd need to account for inflation right?
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I offered to help NYC's new mayor fix the problems that drove me out [video](youtube.com)
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Google's January Pixel Update Breaks Wi-Fi and Bluetooth(androidpolice.com)
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666.
by dataflow 8mo ago
> Not because of a sudden outbreak of sanity, but because they have CT scanners now. What's is the evidence for believing so strongly that airports all over the world have been prohibiting large amounts of liquids due to widespread
667.
by dataflow 8mo ago
Heaven forbid any company ever come to the conclusion that shoving updates down your users' throats against their will might not be the best idea humans ever came up with.
668.
by dataflow 8mo ago
> TSA needs consistency in alarm resolution, secondary screening rates, and officer workflows—otherwise “keep liquids packed” becomes a promise that varies by airport, terminal, and even time of day. ...what? These already vary in the sa
669.
by dataflow 8mo ago
Thanks for explaining. I just don't understand how society is supposed to function if laws work like this. For example suppose I ask someone to come demolish my fence next week when nobody is home. And then I sell the house in between.
670.
by dataflow 8mo ago
You probably haven't had any apps that need to stay open a long time, or perhaps they have a way to relaunch themselves as a workaround. I've definitely seen this and it's incredibly frustrating to see processes killed when t
671.
by dataflow 8mo ago
I don't really understand the legal arguments here: > the manufacturer can even be sued [...] This hinges on the fact that the second-hand buyer has not entered into a consentual relationship with the manufacturer after the purcha
672.
by dataflow 8mo ago
As far as legal arguments go, I imagine their first counter would be that you agreed to the update, so it's on you.
673.
by dataflow 8mo ago
This wasn't their only pain point. [1] Just get off OnePlus, you'll be happier. [1] https://dontkillmyapp.com/oneplus
674.
by dataflow 8mo ago
Thank you. I assume you're correct, though for some reason I can't find references claiming C++20 being supported with some cursory searches.
675.
by dataflow 8mo ago
> Why not? Because "it supports Unicode" is not an expected use case for a non-8-bit DSP? Do you have a link to a single one that does support it?
676.
by dataflow 8mo ago
Non-8-bit-char DSPs would have char8_t support? Definitely not something I expected, links would be cool.
677.
by dataflow 8mo ago
How many non-8-bit-char platforms are there with char8_t support, and how many do we expect in the future?
678.
by dataflow 8mo ago
No, this is not at all being a staff engineer. One is about delivering high-impact projects toward a business's needs, with all the soft/political things that involves, and the other is about implementing and validating cutting-ed
679.
by dataflow 8mo ago
A PhD is for making new contributions to a field, not validating existing ones.
680.
by dataflow 8mo ago
Is it time for some sort of alternate degree to a PhD beyond a Master's? Showing, essentially, "this person can learn, implement, validate, and analyze the state of the art in this field"?
681.
by dataflow 9mo ago
> A member of the so-called “department of government efficiency” signed a secret data-sharing agreement with an unidentified political advocacy group whose stated aim was to find evidence of voter fraud and overturn election results in
682.
by dataflow 9mo ago
There's EVEX2 now. It's hard to keep up...
683.
by dataflow 9mo ago
I believe it's available on Pixel 9 Pro, at least. You might need a recent update, not sure.
684.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Thing is, what're you gonna do about it when you see it? Edit: whatever the answer is, it needs to work when this pops up frequently, because it will.
685.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Did you mix up S0, S0ix, and S3? S0 is running, S3 is traditional standby (the one you want?), S0ix is modern standby (the one that gave you trouble).
686.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Links to examples would go a long way.
687.
by dataflow 9mo ago
What I don't understand is... why? I understand keeping alive software for the sake of hardware compatibility, but browsing the web and running Discord? Is it all really just to save a few hundred dollars over... 24 years?
688.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Every 8 methods knock out at least 1 cache line for you (on x64, at least). You're probably not calling 8 adjacent methods on the same exact type either, you're probably doing something with a larger blast radius. Which means sacr
689.
by dataflow 9mo ago
> I'm going to be the nerd that points out that it has not been mathematically proven that pi contains every substring Fascinating. Do you know if this has been proven about any interesting number (that wasn't explicitly cons
690.
by dataflow 9mo ago
What would you want to happen when an object that's on the stack is moved? Do you want its destructor to run, or not? If not, how exactly do you want that to no longer occur? And what do you want to happen if the stack object is moved

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