dur-randir

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by dur-randir 2y ago
- 'cos of backward logic compared to all other applications' move/copy logic - cmd+opt is a hell of a combination to type
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by dur-randir 2y ago
>which locks you out of your purchased App Store software, DRM content Also false. But Apple's glad you believe in that.
33.
by dur-randir 2y ago
1.62kg pro vs 1.24kg air? For me that's the same class.
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by dur-randir 2y ago
Macbook pro's are up to 128GB.
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by dur-randir 2y ago
What else would they tell their investors? "We suck at innovation, implementation, execution & delivery combined"?
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by dur-randir 2y ago
>With E cores like this, who needs P cores? Based on their the current performance, anyone who need it.
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by dur-randir 2y ago
Fonts files fail some 'system validation' on Mac for me. Does anyone know what's that about and how to fix it?
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by dur-randir 2y ago
>kept winning on raw performance 13900K lost couple of % in single tread performance, which lead to 14900K being so overclocked/overvolted that it lead to it being useless for what it's made for - crunching numbers. See https:
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by dur-randir 2y ago
Nothing real. They cherry-pick for what they're trying to sell you this time - advent of 2nd core, +HT, E-cores, -HT, you-name-it-next-time. Without independent benchmark + additional interpretation for your particular workload you can
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by dur-randir 2y ago
I own d810 and had d80 and d7100 in the past years. Their current lineup (bodies, mostly) just doesn't appeal to me - if I ever transition to mirrorless, it'd probably be Sony.
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by dur-randir 2y ago
I've never heard about this product, but the tone & narrative of this article made me highly wonder about author's intentions.
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by dur-randir 2y ago
Instagram ran ~year with GC disabled just fine, citing 10% better memory utilisation. While you might be right for a library code, on application level it sometimes makes sense.
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by dur-randir 2y ago
Based on their own numbers, 8B seems decent, but 34B not worth it compared to general-purpose trained models even on specific tasks. Which is an interesting result.
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by dur-randir 2y ago
But PG is much more commonly used for OLTP, not OLAP. I'm baffled to this day that they enabled it by default.
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by dur-randir 3y ago
As a separate note, had I encountered pack.ac link anywhere on the internet other than here with a description attached, I'd have left it immediately. It just lacks for me any info what it is and why should I try it.
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by dur-randir 3y ago
- loop-mount is a thing - being read only is mostly a benefit to an archive. Back in the days when drives had been small, I occasionally wanted to update a .rar, but in the last ~5 years I can't remember a case for it. - it's fine
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by dur-randir 3y ago
>but the notch has to be the dumbest design decision in the history of laptops No, it had been the touch bar. There're multiply solutions for the notch, none had been imagined for that abomination.
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by dur-randir 3y ago
There's a separate can of worms with prepared statements. Two main are: - parameters are opaque to planner, so it prefers (or is even forced to?) to choose generic vs specific plans - it doesn't play nice with pg_bouncer in transa
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by dur-randir 3y ago
If it's not ready for everyone, probably it shouldn't have been made a default, don't you think?
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by dur-randir 3y ago
I disabled JIT after it became default for our installation (~1TB data). Nice try, useful sometimes, but as a default? No, thanks.
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by dur-randir 3y ago
>have made some earnest headway in being an actual fab In the terms of end product - not really. Last 3-4 gens are indistinguishable to the end user. It's a combined effect of marketing failure and really underwhelming gains - when
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by dur-randir 3y ago
Remap with Karabiner ( https://karabiner-elements.pqrs.org/ ). I personally mapped right_command + v to it, but it's capable of a straight out remap.
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by dur-randir 3y ago
If you can install alternative OS, you have your bootloader unlocked. If you have your bootloader unlocked, you can install magisk. And with magisk, you own your device, not some corporates - so you can back up any data you want.
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by dur-randir 3y ago
Requiring Sonoma seems... weird? It's still pretty much unstable for serious work. Especially if you build with GTK, not with native frameworks. Both Burp and Caido are much more lax, working on HS/EC.
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by dur-randir 3y ago
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/242755161 They broke half a market of BLE devices in 2022 and never bothered with investigation or fix. P1, btw. Most manufacturers now just revert some commits (and they identifi
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by dur-randir 3y ago
IIRC, some version of Adobe Creative Suite.
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by dur-randir 3y ago
No, it's some Farmville clone.
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by dur-randir 3y ago
It's a profitable game with an active user base, some of which are stuck on old HW, which can't run WebGL. Flash, surprisingly, is still better at graphics than what current browsers provide.
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by dur-randir 3y ago
We had one Air app, but it got rewritten into Unity (mobile) and is now retired. No, this one is a real Flash app (MMO game), users run it in one of two ways: - flash plugin bundled into electron, for players with old hardware, ~30% user ba
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by dur-randir 3y ago
>Is authorship of new titles even a possibility We still write fresh new AS3 code at $work. All IDEs and tooling are running fine on W10/W11.

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