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by dietr1ch 4y ago
You can still opt-in into the ancient HTML UI. It's really lightweight and network-bandwidth friendly, but not having shortcuts for some basic actions makes it a little bit too arcane and sometimes way slower than just paying the resou
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
But manufacturers are holding users back on old Android versions
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
Right, my almost bricked "smart" TV had a nice discount
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
I don't even know why I got an email from them to my work email. AFAIK I've never used a samsung device at work and I have dedicated work devices.
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
I'm not really familiar with packaging problems and obviously quadratic is worse than linear, but is having no duplicates a real alternative? (Disclaimer: I'm mostly guessing here, but am I missing something important?) AFAIU the
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
This doesn't sound too bad, and functions* that are not changing could, in theory, also be unified, although a single change in one of the transitive functions called might force you to keep multiple versions.
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
Why is so much padding needed? Once I remove support for Windows and Bare Metal it seems that it might be possible to halve the binary size if you can remove the legal section (or at least change it for a link + checksum?) and the padding.
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
IDK, sounds like an overkill to take down any drone, but not so much for taking down a hostile one nearby you.
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
Would it be clear from 100km+ away? I think that low latency can act as a proof of being close and fast, but once the apparent network latency goes up how do you know that server times are low if the server can claim the time was spent on t
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
Well, if you want no cookies then we can't tell you've selected your preferences :p
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
How do I remove your post?
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
Using nix I ended up realizing that I want my system to be almost empty, providing not much more than a shell to any project I'm working on. Anything that's comes from my system is something that might bite anyone else or myself w
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
Now you have an email that's useless when offline :( The ancient way would be, just embedding the spreadsheet in the email, which can be done because html is supported, and then accepting some replies, like "LGTM" to approve
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
Nice read. BTW, is there any reason to implement sweep with an Object** instead of just an Object*? edit: Like this, https://gist.github.com/Dietr1ch/a636578fe9f06faa5d46e1b78aa...
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
What makes you think that Search still runs mainly guided by page rank? If that were the case then search engines would differ only on how big their database is, but unless you care about the long tail you wouldn't be able to notice mu
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
The deferred execution makes this more complex as now the yet to be executed part needs to be queued somewhere It could be issuing a command in the same way you do the first, but probably most lights just support switching them on/off
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
Now you are really on track to mispronounce Valgrind for nearly 21 years :P
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
Why not just create a new user? I feel that this warrants some isolation. This allows having everything just under ~/Projects and having special configs without too much hassle IMO, it seems cleaner than using branching configs. You ca
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
By nothing else you meant: Cortana; Edge and its pop-up when you open Firefox/Chrome; The internet-first search bar that might look into your actual files if you skim through enough Bing results; Windows defender; Windows media player,
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
I just want to specify an order that makes reading easier, not one that would work nicely, I'm not an optimizing compiler, don't make me do that work. There's sometimes need for control in performance-critical things, but tha
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
That might be right, but suddenly enforcing a limit when overtaking can easily cause an accident. And speeding might not be that bad, many of them seem outdated or plain wrong, to the point where it's safe to go 10-20km/h faster,
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
The best we can do is a library where you can rent pdfs. I still can't understand why can't every public library host media that should be free and easy to get.
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
It looks cross-platform enough to me. After all these years of Windows-only or MacOS-only software, you guys deserve this.
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
And is it really better? The time when chat apps where interoperable was great, although apparently the underlying protocol had many issues. Why instead of fixing them we got back into walled gardens? Today my contact list is scattered arou
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by dietr1ch 4y ago
I'm guessing that blaze (bazel.build/ outside) is the big difference. You'd need to do a lot of educated guesses to properly build the cross-references, and within Google you can just build the code or whatever analyzer you n
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by dietr1ch 5y ago
Yeah, market rates, but those studies end up in bad offers outside tech-hubs as top 80% of the market is still targeting way less skilled people than the one they "want" to retain. It's almost seems like the policy is designe
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by dietr1ch 5y ago
You'd figure they can get them for terrorists. It's crazy how law-oriented people are in the US. I'm sure they don't do bad things only because It iS ThE LaW, not because they are bad.
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by dietr1ch 5y ago
> Well, one thing is that enums are non-frozen by default, so you have to actively tag it as `frozen` if you want to put yourself in a scenario where you're never allowed to add cases. Yeah, non-frozen by default makes a lot of sen
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by dietr1ch 5y ago
Is it solved? How do you decide which enums are final and which ones need to be non-exhaustive to allow evolving the code? I think that Go's decision stems from protocol buffers as they allow to push new values through old binaries, wh
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by dietr1ch 5y ago
I agree. I'm guessing over time we will see the layering of the browsers improve so eventually maintaining the browser engine updates needs low maintenance, mostly just bumping version numbers. Until then these browsers will be just ni

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