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daviddever23box
3y ago
While this article does seem a bit clickbait-y, it's worth pointing out that lossy perceptual audio coding has been getting better; research in this area continues specifically BECAUSE there is a perceptual difference, especially when
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3y ago
No - if it was activated under your Apple ID, you're good to go.
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3y ago
Note: it is possible to install rustup via Homebrew without any side effects.
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3y ago
Fair enough. Page now reads: "tool for creating filesystem automation plugins on Windows OS". That's all one could ask for.
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3y ago
No AutoTune = actual singing.
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3y ago
FFS, please change the landing page to indicate that it is Windows-only.
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3y ago
It is perfectly acceptable to provide a zero-cost, command-line focused solution to a single, specific user-interface constraint, while, at the same time, providing additional parametric insight to macOS user preferences.
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3y ago
This is what happens when one lets bureaucrats make technology decisions for end users.
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3y ago
S-mode was far less about combatting Electron apps and more about privilege escalation holes within Win32 itself. They're orthogonal concerns. Nonetheless, the Microsoft-managed app ecosystem on Windows is sad for so many reasons. Ask
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3y ago
They'd be footgunning their own revenue stream; JS performance on iOS has been a priority since day one. PWAs are a crucial part of the Apple ecosystem.
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3y ago
Platform-native webviews are the way to go, same as Apple and Microsoft use for macOS / Windows. Let the OS manage the multiplicity of instances and allow the OS vendor to optimize the webview performance. If you require native speed,
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3y ago
The physical analogy is a cover page, intended to conceal the subsequent contents when stacked on a table. A tooltip change (warning) to the sharing view would be sufficient to address the concerns that the first page is displayed as part o
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3y ago
If you don't trust your developers to write clean, readable (yet mission-critical) code, there's little that a command-line only tool can fix for you; you've got bigger problems to worry about. "Management" seems to
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3y ago
Security through obscurity, I suppose? Seems to be a common thing with UK-based home or energy automation edge devices....
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3y ago
1. You can learn to communicate with your trusted co-workers in a less-awkward fashion that works for each of you. 2. As mentioned below, DM them first to see if they're free for a face-to-face ("hey-you got a sec?"). Each pe
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3y ago
Was the old BASIC terribly useful? Not really.
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3y ago
This is not actually the case: this can be changed within Logic Pro's settings.
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3y ago
Which is more important: a maintainable design, or an individual ego? The implementation (as monolith or microservices) follows from the design, and should be as decoupled from reliance upon the skill set of a single individual developer as
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3y ago
Clickbait. Downsizing a product team does not mean killing the offering, only that there are fewer hands required to maintain its ongoing operations while adding new features as the market dictates.
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3y ago
How so? What's your day-to-day experience?
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3y ago
Love it.
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3y ago
Dell Precision 5680 would be a good choice, if it cannot be Razer.
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3y ago
Definitely an eye-opener from my college years....
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3y ago
Keep your own eggs distributed across multiple boxes, and make your vendors who don't accountable.
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3y ago
Someone needs to fall on a very sharp sword for this one.
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3y ago
Boring is good; languages are a tool for communication. If you want poetry, there are lots of side projects to create new dialects atop existing languages (including Go).
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3y ago
Better FFI interop with Go might be interesting, though the lack of classes in Go might be a stumbling block to front-end devs more used to OOP. As a dev that uses Go frequently, and dabbles in Dart / Flutter, I would not complain!
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Yes - and it is maths, (tonal) colors, timing and spatial awareness. I started as a child, moving from an inexpensive (reed) chord organ. Don't exclude other keyboard-based instruments from your travels, either - they all have differen
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3y ago
To wit, desktop monitors over DisplayPort Alt Mode are terrible enough (wake from sleep and power saving features being the worst culprit).
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3y ago
Agreed - cloud and container support drives adoption where it matters, and where many of the application use cases can be found.
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