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by ehsankia 2y ago
Was the mukbang also custom?
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I find it useful for trying new languages. The first 10 days usually start very easily and progress quite gradually. The 2nd half definitely gets more brutal, but if you do have the self-control, you can stop whenever it stops being product
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by ehsankia 2y ago
To be fair, from what I can tell ThinkPad X230 is from 2012, which is over a decade ago, and my guess is that this practice was not yet common place.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
But why would there be a secret countdown at the bottom of the page, ticking seconds, with ~46 days to go?
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by ehsankia 2y ago
But that game isn't Half-Life related.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I would recommend starting with the Pocket Operators: https://teenage.engineering/products/po Good to get your feet wet without breaking your wallet.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I didn't talk about locking down, but just generally building more resilience/recovery into the OS. Also, from the little I saw, CrowdStrike got around certifying every driver update by pushing updates through "update" f
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I'm curious what people think, but while obviously CrowdStrike caused the breakage, does the Operating System not have some responsibility in not allowing such outages to happen? Especially if it's an enterprise product? Ideas: 1.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Why was there no gradual rollout of the update?
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Basically, code reviews also happen to find a lot of other non-bug stuff (probably nits and style issues). That's why looking at % is dangerous. You could be finding 5 bugs per code review, which is a lot, but if you also make 30 other
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by ehsankia 2y ago
AFAIK the mobile versions are different, since the whole UX is designed for touch control and small screens. It's not full featured, there's a bunch of stuff that you can't do, or are very hard to reach, but that's the l
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I don't think there is a native desktop version of sheets? On ChromeOS, it's running the web version. But yes I'd be curious to see how the web version of Excel does it.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Honestly neither does OpenSora it seems, as it is pretty damn janky already.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Ugh that pissed me off so much! Thankfully I used paypal to subscribe, and Paypal allows me to just not pay anymore for a subscription, so I just did that. Good to know that's not a thing anymore, i don't know how that was ever le
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Right. With something like software, if you get 1% efficiency, you can update most existing devices and that has a huge impact. With this, I feel like it would be far better to focus instead on lowering manufacturing costs and developing te
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by ehsankia 2y ago
"keylogger" may not be the right term here? I'm not familiar with how that term is broadly used for, but my definition of that term is a tool that logs your keypresses. Here, it seems like it was scraping your chrome/fir
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by ehsankia 2y ago
To me, the only annoying thing with tmux is copy/pasting across different setups and how inconsistent / flaky / tricky it is to get working.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
It just fits my mental model much better. It's close to a "remote desktop" where you connect to an existing "screen" and continue where you left off, vs each time you connect, a brand new "screen" being cr
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by ehsankia 2y ago
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-sues-apple... https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-sues-googl... https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news&
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I don't use ChatGPT much, is the voice something that's just built in? That's the part I was the most impressed with, the intonations are very good.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I'm not sure how, but there's this girl on TikTok who has been using something very similar for a few months: https://www.tiktok.com/tag/dantheai
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by ehsankia 2y ago
At least it'll be one fewer "both sides" argument to be made.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Also made research very hard too.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Well it mostly still is a one-trick pony: ads. It has kept trying to not be a one-trick pony for a decade. In the latest report, Cloud and Hardware did add up to around 25%, so they are getting closer. They've been trying to focus on A
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Support team is one thing. Google's Python team was a small team, most of which were also on the Python steering council or Core Python developers. These people had decades of experience in Python. Their knowledge and community connect
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by ehsankia 2y ago
The whole discussion around that headline has always been so confusing. It's honestly unclear. What I'd like to know is, what % of actual costumer checkouts required a human being vs what % was 100% automated. Some of the headline
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by ehsankia 2y ago
On the other hand, another user tried on a black North Face coat and it didn't happen I wonder if the red is the connecting link between the two.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Also more general structured data. Like being able to search only the window titles, or text within a certain windows (Discord, Chrome).
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by ehsankia 2y ago
I have a hard time believing the basic C++ implementation took 16 minutes... I just did the most trivial non-parallel implementation in python and it took less than 5 minute with pypy.
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by ehsankia 2y ago
Actually it looks like a way to give users a bit and make them pay if they want more. > Magic Editor Android and iOS Google Photos users will get ten monthly saves, while anyone looking to increase that limit will need either a Pixel dev

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