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by eek2121 3y ago
Unsure why folks are hating on you. I have had hereditary high BP since I was 13. I was underweight at that point. I was never overweight until COVID. COVID launched me from a normal weight into 'obese' territory pretty fast, but
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by eek2121 3y ago
I am usually one to treat EVERYTHING with a very healthy dose of skepticism, but who are any of us to say what is possible or what is not? I'm sure that a century ago, space was just something we would never reach. The US Military rele
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by eek2121 3y ago
I definitely have to agree with this. C was both easy and hard. Easy because the syntax and stdlib were both simple. Hard because you had to learn pointers/memory management. Also, side note: C != C++.
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by eek2121 3y ago
on the iPhone you can enable raw image output. No need for an external app. Just open settings.
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by eek2121 3y ago
Don't forget about the undocumented "bugs" that developers began to rely upon. I was a win16/win32 developer that later implemented the very APIs I used to build stuff in a certain open source project simply because I u
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by eek2121 3y ago
One could argue that browsers themselves violate the so called "spirit of the law" because they interpret javascript. Browser names/standards/whatever are not codified in law. youtube-dl is no different than Google Chrom
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by eek2121 3y ago
The Raspberry Pi 4 has dual HDMI and it costs $35 for the entire board. Cost is absolutely NOT the factor for an extra port. Extra ports and extended monitor support are literal pennies. Ignoring HDCP for the secondary port, it would cost a
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by eek2121 3y ago
My last few international (North America -> Europe) didn't have meals. Booze? Yes. Snacks? Yes. Meals? No. I actually plan on traveling first class next time because of this.
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by eek2121 3y ago
Sounds like class action lawsuit material. Even if they have an arbitration clause, the contract likely ended when the account was suspended. Continuing to charge the card after the fact thus would NOT be covered by arbitration unless the c
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by eek2121 3y ago
Analytics platforms are a dime a dozen, and they all suffer from the same flaws. Either they are too expensive for everyone, or they add too much overhead for everyone. I've actually been debating getting into this space for a while du
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by eek2121 3y ago
On high end hardware it was always playable for me. It just wasn't fun. Police would spawn right next to you if you messed up, for example.
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by eek2121 3y ago
ARC is hardly stillborn. This may surprise you, but Intel has no issue moving GPUs. They are targeting low->mid end, which is an unpopular segment for hardcore gamers, but it is actually the largest segment. The whole reason they didn&#x
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by eek2121 3y ago
I feel like AMD could optimized future architectures around this (very poorly optimized) game and they'd probably have a fantastic GPU.
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by eek2121 3y ago
Just an FYI because I see a particular piece of info repeated everywhere. The fed is NOT out to increase unemployment or lower wages. They are out to combat inflation. Making money more expensive to borrow does this. Corporations may choose
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by eek2121 3y ago
I was looking for a place to upload it as well. Edit: I would mirror it on one of my sites, but all my sites are pay-per-gb for bandwidth.
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by eek2121 3y ago
Multiple claims, all related to 'fraud'. Claims that OpenAI is committing fraud because they are a for-profit disguised as a non-profit, for example.
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by eek2121 3y ago
perf/watt/density would be the best way to measure. Frequency should NOT be normalized because x86 chips are designed to be high frequency parts. That is why measuring IPC is meaningless. A cutting edge ARM chip can possibly beat
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by eek2121 3y ago
Emergency savings should NEVER be put anywhere where it would be at risk or inaccessible when you need it most.
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by eek2121 3y ago
It's daily cash from the Apple Card. All your daily cash (1-3% cashback from Apple card purchases) automatically lands in the account. Also, Apple does not manage these accounts. Goldman Sachs does. I figured I wouldn't use it, bu
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by eek2121 3y ago
Bandcamp and hey aren't scalable? Like, I am the first person to be pessimistic about a framework or language, but I've been working with both Ruby and Rails since 2007. Every single company that has strayed outside the defaults i
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by eek2121 3y ago
Do you use RSpec? Devise? etc. There is your example.
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by eek2121 4y ago
We really need a "GUI First" toolkit. Something where you can design different windows with drag and drop, and quickly/easily attach scripts to each event. IMO VB6 actually did a really great job in that department, but Micro
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by eek2121 4y ago
Apple does add privacy though. The company does not collect and sell your data. Folks regularly read the ToS and freak out, without understanding why the ToS says what it says. Most privacy oriented companies don't care about your data
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by eek2121 4y ago
I use booking.com quite a bit and I've never had that issue.
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by eek2121 4y ago
Doesn't surprise me. I am in my 40s and my Steam library alone contains almost 2,000 games. That is to say nothing of GOG, Epic, and other platforms. Many of us tech folks are huge gamers.
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by eek2121 4y ago
Well no. Micropayments imply you pay authors. Adsense and other platforms do not require that. Apples and oranges, fyi. Micropayments are suffering because most folks aren't willing to pay for content. Paywalls have shown that dependin
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by eek2121 4y ago
That is great and all, but what folks are communicating here is quite different. Filibusters in the Senate do not require you to even show up, you can simply claim a filibuster to stop a vote from happening.
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by eek2121 4y ago
I don’t. Reason: too wordy. Reminds me of Java.
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by eek2121 4y ago
I guess it is time to send an FOIA request to the DEA to find out what the limits are. I'm on a controlled substance and I am disabled and not able to work without it. I've been extremely lucky thus far, but given how many I know
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by eek2121 4y ago
I haven't tested this, per say, however I've noticed that Firefox is noticeably slower and buggier than Chrome or other webkit-based browsers. whether or not that is due to the parent or the engine I do not know. I still use Firef

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