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871.
by dbbk 4y ago
It works even with non-portrait photos that don't have depth information
872.
by dbbk 4y ago
Because the vast majority of laptop users don’t use multiple displays. If you need that, go to the Pro chips.
873.
by dbbk 4y ago
Buy it, try it, return it if it doesn't work?
874.
by dbbk 4y ago
It always had active cooling
875.
by dbbk 4y ago
It absolutely isn't. I initially bought an M1 with 8GB, and it would constantly crawl to a halt. Unfortunately I was past my return window so had to sell it at a loss to buy another 16GB.
876.
by dbbk 4y ago
Given that it still has a Touch Bar with this update, I would say it's a supply chain thing yes
877.
by dbbk 4y ago
You can still return it
878.
by dbbk 4y ago
> When I see vertical video I instantly think "moron". You must be fun at parties.
879.
by dbbk 4y ago
Never looked at Svelte. I don't think it was around back then.
880.
by dbbk 4y ago
When I worked at the BBC I was working on their notifications widget in the top nav bar. This would live above the fold on every BBC site, including News, Weather, iPlayer, Sport, etc. Therefore it had to be extremely small in bundle size,
881.
by dbbk 4y ago
I was very keen on Ember for a long time, loved the batteries-included nature, generators etc. The closest thing React had was Next.js, and it was (still is) heavily restricted by its router. Although this is now changing. Ember really lost
882.
by dbbk 4y ago
I am just curious as to what data suggests this is going to be a hugely popular thing. In my mind there are two examples of recent products that were on the same lines... Second Life and 3D TVs. Both were unsuccessful. I'm just not see
883.
by dbbk 4y ago
I think it's important to note too that he can only really make this big, audacious bet because he is the controlling shareholder. Most other big companies wouldn't be able to get a consensus to agree to something this big a gambl
884.
by dbbk 4y ago
To add to this, Facebook Events have been (and continue to be) almost exclusively how sports teams and societies organise events in UK universities. I don't think there really is even a viable competitor to this... Meetup charges organ
885.
by dbbk 4y ago
That's why I said "broadly true". Obviously there will be some that enjoyed it. But I do not think that was the case for the majority.
886.
by dbbk 4y ago
Facebook itself (the blue app) has 2.9 billion monthly active users. There are 7.7 billion people on the planet. No... they are not 'going down'.
887.
by dbbk 4y ago
> What people want is an escape from reality. I don't think this is even broadly true. We just locked everyone in their houses for the pandemic and people hated it. They want to get out and do stuff and see the world. Not sit on a c
888.
by dbbk 4y ago
This sounds, and looks, just the same as Twist
889.
by dbbk 4y ago
As others have mentioned this isn't the case, also the browser still has to parse that JavaScript, which for a lower end mobile phone is often significant.
890.
by dbbk 4y ago
Does your IDE autocomplete the jQuery code though? I'd imagine it wouldn't. But it would for the native code.
891.
by dbbk 4y ago
I'm sure this isn't the same for everyone, but for me, my work environment is great. I love being in the office and socialising with people. We go for after work drinks twice a week. It's not mandatory (or even perceived mand
892.
by dbbk 4y ago
I love the look of everything about Render, except its native lack of PHP support. I really don't want to have to use Docker. Do you have any ETA when that will be available?
893.
by dbbk 4y ago
Is the quality reliable though? I only ever remember Google Translate as spitting out half-correct translations.
894.
by dbbk 4y ago
I've watched a lot of tech presentations and though I don't care for their products, Panos Panay when he talks about Surface stuff is the gold standard. That guy just exudes charisma and you can tell that he's genuinely passi
895.
by dbbk 4y ago
It has 12 stars.
896.
by dbbk 4y ago
This is assuming that people have laptops lying around, that they never turn off, and never take out of the house. Again, you're creating requirements here that are hurdles that people do not need when just deploying to a PaaS.
897.
by dbbk 4y ago
Nothing about this requires the blockchain though. It's additional complexity for no gain.
898.
by dbbk 4y ago
You're talking about someone literally installing solar panels on the roof of their house and buying a UPS. That's the polar opposite of the value proposition of Heroku. Your answer isn't helpful for this person.
899.
by dbbk 4y ago
This is an absolutely absurd answer for someone looking for the simplicity of Heroku.
900.
by dbbk 4y ago
To be honest I've been on Heroku for a long time, but Render looks extremely appealing. Cheaper and more modern. The only downside is they don't have native support for PHP yet... still waiting on that to switch over.

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