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by easeout 3y ago
Like any other kind of employee, you the stakeholder are responsible to get them trained in the role you delegate to them, or to evaluate that they meet your needs before hire. Designers I know do art for fun, but at work they design to sol
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by easeout 3y ago
> What about Apple? > I can't comment on the current state of MacOS since the time I've spent actually using a Mac during the last 8 years or so probably totals to a few hours. Apple used to be good at this, and I hear they
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by easeout 3y ago
The Introduction says: > In a nutshell, what you are reading is intended to be a shop class for computer science. Young computer science students are taught to "drive" the computer; but where do you go to learn what is under th
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by easeout 3y ago
Weird title. Installing is just one of the nine steps.
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by easeout 3y ago
I don't get the argument at all. If someone is so averse to publishing a feed of full article text, they can still publish a feed of headlines, first paragraphs, and "read more." It's tedious to read those but much bette
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by easeout 3y ago
Yes, see Apple's documentation: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/run...
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by easeout 3y ago
As I understand it, an aarch64 Mac can virtualize aarch64 Linux and does not have to emulate it. Here's an Apple sample project: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/run...
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by easeout 3y ago
Does any OS use capability-based security or other means to categorically lock graphics drivers out of network access, and why does Windows not?
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by easeout 3y ago
I don't see how that would hold up in a court. They didn't adopt RCS and I can still have group chats by SMS. They didn't adopt USB Micro and I can still charge my phone with the cable that came in the box.
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by easeout 3y ago
It takes me back to the early 90s DOS flight sims I loved, like Aces Over Europe. It was the style at the time!
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by easeout 3y ago
Ace Combat 7 was published by Bandai Namco in 2019.
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by easeout 3y ago
Doesn't seem that way. I think it's a way to collect high quality information for humans, but LLMs can still benefit as a side effect.
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by easeout 3y ago
Love your site's CGA vibes.
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by easeout 3y ago
It's only considered "breaking" to change the externally observed behavior of at least one previously published use of a code interface. When widening the interface's range of inputs, you can avoid changing existing beha
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by easeout 3y ago
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tree-octopus/
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by easeout 3y ago
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs section 3.1, Assignment and Local State, gives an overview of the costs and benefits of adding the concept of mutation to an otherwise referentially transparent language. It's from the
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by easeout 3y ago
If window management is the only thing holding you back, look into the third party UI helper app scene. There have been lots of them—Rectangle for example. https://rectangleapp.com/
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by easeout 3y ago
Thanks for all the details. The App Store app bit is a very bad look. The rest seems on the up and up, or at least isn't the OS phoning home your personal data. I'm inclined to think the quote only meant to claim that Windows and
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by easeout 3y ago
> Furthermore, Linux operating systems do not steal your personal data and do not try to lock you in, like the newest operating systems from both Microsoft and Apple do. Is recent macOS accused of stealing or shown to steal personal data
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by easeout 3y ago
In this thread: Software engineers also love to point out when their counterexample has been glossed over by an intentionally simplistic thesis. (In this comment: Software engineers also love to sass one another)
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by easeout 3y ago
I gained confidence by making things. Whatever you think is cool is a great place to get traction—for me it was games. 3D accelerators had recently become GPUs, and I loved the idea of programmable shaders. I read the Direct3D 8 documentati
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by easeout 3y ago
It doesn't seem so different from what higher level languages becoming the norm has done year by year. You still benefit from knowing what's going on under the hood, but it's not strictly necessary, and lots of newer folks in
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by easeout 3y ago
I like to write the same email except as a work ticket, not a request, so long as it's under my team's control. Justify it, then do it.
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by easeout 3y ago
How to pronounce it? Any way you want, it seems. https://magit.vc/manual/magit/How-to-pronounce-Magit_003f.ht...
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by easeout 3y ago
For those interested in the original Scheme, here's that playlist of SICP lectures by the authors. I read and worked through the second edition book, but found these videos later. They added lots of value and emphasis beyond the writte
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by easeout 3y ago
May I suggest for a logo: A directed graph in the form of a sheriff's star badge
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by easeout 3y ago
The wild thing about that 192GB of memory: it's all potentially VRAM.
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by easeout 3y ago
You can draw users with a killer app but you can also draw developers with a killer user base. I believe they're leaning on iPhone/iPad app compatibility and Mac screen display to launch it as a peripheral first with existing thir
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by easeout 3y ago
"xrOS" is visible on the simulator title bar in the platforms state of the union. Just didn't get picked by marketing ultimately. I'm glad; "XR" as a term sounds too overly techy. The marketing is bringing this
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by easeout 3y ago
I'll welcome VRML back anytime.

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