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by dialogbox 2y ago
But we still don't have such a display tech or do we? I've never heard something like that. Probably someone can invent such tech within a decade. But seeing it in a consumer product takes time. So it's safe to assume that it
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by dialogbox 2y ago
I'm very skeptical about that. We don't even have the technology for such display can be implemented on transparent glass. Also we don't have that good battery tech which can drive such gear and smaller enough to be hidden in
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by dialogbox 3y ago
> I have NEVER had a security issue due to disabled updates. How can you know if there was a security issue? If you can not, you can't say there was no issue.
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by dialogbox 3y ago
I won’t do that for production. Regional failure is not impossible although it is rare. You will lose all of your data.
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by dialogbox 3y ago
Wait... $50,000 per number of page view not per number of review? That's insane. How the FTC would know the number of times each customer saw it?
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by dialogbox 3y ago
Even the performance benefits are not big enough compare to the GIL. Biggest problem of the process model might be the cost of having too many DB connections. Each client need a dedicated server process. Memory usage and the context switchi
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by dialogbox 3y ago
It's all about trade off. Building a database which is never gonna crash might be possible but at what cost? Can you name any single real world system archived that? Also, there can be a regression. More tests? Sure but again, at what
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by dialogbox 3y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by OS. If you mean a whole new kernel, it will take decades. They can support only small number of HW. If you mean a specialized linux distro, many companies does that already. I don't know how that can
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by dialogbox 3y ago
That will make my eye super tired. Just looking at a word doesn't need much effort but focus on very precise location in between two character is very different. Try it with for example iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii or |||||||||||. Actually, th
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by dialogbox 3y ago
Without the "security", you won't even know if someone secretly shoved down your throats that craps. If you live in a world which doesn't need the "security", congrets. But it's critical to the most of us.
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by dialogbox 3y ago
IMO, this kind of pressure is needed and helpful to let people upgrade the vulnerable OS versions. Without it, people may stay forever with Windows XP.
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by dialogbox 3y ago
You and your creators use yt as a service. Their servers and network. Payment and others. That services don't come for free. If you don't give them any money, why Google need to provide the services? If you don't like that, y
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by dialogbox 4y ago
India is cheap. I don't think they do the same job what they'd do in UK or Canada. In my team, there are some folks who returned back to India to build a bigger team with much cheaper engineers. The top level seniors could make mo
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by dialogbox 4y ago
Is he trying to say like 'Nobody. See? No one in this company can write real code.'?
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by dialogbox 4y ago
It does look like a Ponzi. Aren't there any regulations to prevent that? It's pretty similar to Korea until the step 3 but we have some safeguards after that. Instead of giving money directly to the development corp, we give it to
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by dialogbox 4y ago
Which dock do you use? I also have the same issue but it was the dock's issue in my case. [1] https://www.caldigit.com/wireless-keyboard-mouse-not-working...
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by dialogbox 4y ago
wow. That's really cool collection. Thank you for sharing.
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by dialogbox 4y ago
Because it's too thick. Think about why iPhone should have that ugly camera bump. MacBook's display is too thin to have that.
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by dialogbox 4y ago
> This is a usually cited concern for so many people and I'm curious to know why because I rarely unplug my laptop, like most people I know. > Sometimes I need to move, for example while travelling, otherwise I would use a deskto
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by dialogbox 5y ago
IMO using Optional type means the inner value must be not null. And if it's Some(null), it should mean exactly same as None.
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by dialogbox 5y ago
I know that it can't be 100% same but some part of the appeal also bound to the ownership. The feeling that one owns the partial of the anime they love is really important. In that sense, I thought NFT also could appeal especially for
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by dialogbox 5y ago
Oh that's really cool but how about making every frames as NFT and sell? I think that can be a thing in digital animation as well.
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by dialogbox 5y ago
I believe that means, even if it's a string not char, that is used to contain a single character only. So all length of the strings are 1.
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by dialogbox 5y ago
This is very cool. However I'm not sure how much torque the ball can endure. All gears have to be really strong and very precise. Is it really practical?
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by dialogbox 5y ago
And it is written in Go. I think it is generally a safer choice.
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by dialogbox 5y ago
SoftBank sold ARM to Nvidia. And I thought Nvidia is Taiwanese since the parent comment mentioned China but maybe I was wrong. It seems like Nvidia is American. Why he mentioned China?
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by dialogbox 5y ago
Do you have any suggestions on good set of sdk or library for writing those automations in python? The main reason for using ansible for me was always because of their rich built in tasks. I tried writing in python my automations but even v
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by dialogbox 5y ago
Taiwan is not China.
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by dialogbox 5y ago
The title reminds me my favourite yt video about Korean name. https://youtu.be/p1RKkRCiU90 Title: "having a non-white name" by ProZD
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by dialogbox 5y ago
That doesn't mean GCP is bad unless they totally switched to AWS. I believe this is just part of multi cloud approach.

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