dpatterbee

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by dpatterbee 4y ago
In my experience the Nvidia driver support has been pretty painless (once you figure out the correct settings in configuration.nix of course), and the availability of packages is by far the best of any linux distro I've used.
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by dpatterbee 4y ago
Nix/NixOS, Tailscale, lazygit
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by dpatterbee 4y ago
Got 30/30 twice in a row (second time had maybe 4 repeats from the first game). Not sure what the fuss is, only tricky one was what looked like a child's painting but the tell was the handwriting being too good and it being a stra
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by dpatterbee 4y ago
> * Set mouse acceleration (you used to be able to but they removed the option and now you can only set sensitivity). Using MacOS is such a miserable experience for this exact reason. I'm sure it's fine when using the trackpad
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by dpatterbee 4y ago
You might not be aware, but docker desktop is running a linux VM under the hood.
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
Interesting, I haven't noticed any performance issues, and I'm currently running version 0.31.4. Perhaps the issues you're talking about were fixed. Regarding the colours, I personally like them, but the configuration [0] opt
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
I'm a big fan of lazygit. I would describe myself as highly competent in using the git cli, but lazygit just makes most common operations so much faster that I'd hate to go back to only using the cli.
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
I believe the goal is for stdlib packages to be added with 1.19 once they have some real-world use. For now they're in x/exp to allow changes before that release.
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
I think Steam gets a pass on that more than Apple/Google because Steam is just one of many avenues for selling a game on the PC whereas Apple has a monopoly on it and Google have an effective monopoly.
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
I believe new keywords are not backwards-compatible as they will invalidate any code using that as an identifier.
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
I feel like the issue with the post you mention was the absence of recourse rather than the locking out itself.
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
The UK (or at least my city) has a problem where a lot of places have just enough bike infrastructure to be dangerous. People can get some % of the way from A to B without trouble, but then resort to the pavement when they get to a busy roa
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
Perhaps they were confused about the association between projects as well.
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
You've missed the word "popular" Bush 1 and Trump lost the popular vote.
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
The answer to both your queries are on this page. https://frame.work/laptop NVMe SSDs and 2256x1504
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
People have to live somewhere, if someone's forced to choose between picking up an extra job to afford rent or living on the streets, they're gunna choose the first. I'd argue this is a bad thing and people deserve places to
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
Every Go program written using interface{} to provide psuedo-generics was known to be "wrong" at the time it was written, unfortunately the "right" way wasn't a part of the language so people put up with it. I don&#
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
SourceHut is great and you'd hardly believe it was alpha software if it didn't make a point of telling you. With the exception of builds.sr.ht missing a feature or two and lists.sr.ht being confusing for newcomers, I would be comp
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
That just sounds like 4 extra reasons that it is indeed interesting.
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
Surely that kind of lock would be reverse engineered almost immediately and then people are just getting full fat Macbooks for a fraction of the price?
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
> some Linux distributions already switched to version 3 At the lightning pace of only 12 years since the release of python 3 (and 15 months since python 2's deprecation), some linux distribution have ALREADY switched to it.
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
This point is well addressed in the article. There are more staff members than just drivers.
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
It's worth mentioning that the restrictions they placed on the game were enormous, to the point that the human players were almost playing a different game. It certainly beat OG in many aspects, but the beauty of dota is the ability to
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
Negligible in comparison to cryptos waste, and provides a real tangible benefit.
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
Unfortunately it's possible for competition to not resolve things to the benefit of the consumer, that's where regulation typically steps in. I'm not necessarily implying that that's required in this case, just that thin
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
I'm currently in a similar situation. Got an email domain snatched from me when it expired without me noticing, and now Google won't even go through the account recovery steps, just keeps sending emails to an address that no longe
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
They also use "_" and "-" according to Tom Scott. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gocwRvLhDf8
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
I can't possibly imagine why you would want an application for recently developed mathematics. I would have thought that by now mathematics would have proven its worth enough to not have to justify itself.
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
This is the utopian future I dream of, but unfortunately there is 0 economic incentive for a company like apple to create a product like this. With how powerful our phones are, they could easily be the main workstations for millions, but th
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by dpatterbee 5y ago
On the other hand, searches for "golang" matched their all-time high in July 2020.

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