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by eslaught 6y ago
I agree in general, but in this case you can prove it for yourself by growing your own tomatoes (or whatever works in your climate) and comparing it to what you get in the store. At least in California, the difference is often night and day
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by eslaught 6y ago
> you pay for the convenience I think this is a great business model. I also appreciate the willingness to open source at least some form of client, since that will help build trust (at least with us more technical users) that you'r
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by eslaught 6y ago
Honest question: how well do HLS tools actually work in practice? Maybe this is completely wrong, but I have this gut instinct that they must be extremely brittle. That's based on being a CPU/GPU compiler person and knowing, for e
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by eslaught 6y ago
AMD implemented HIP, which is nearly CUDA (if not identical). There is an implementation for Intel too though it is third-party: https://github.com/cpc/hipcl
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by eslaught 6y ago
What's the relationship of this with privacy.firstparty.isolate?
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by eslaught 6y ago
Then show us some instead of waving your hands. For what it's worth, I have no real stake in ads one way or the other, but I would upvote a post if it was backed by solid data.
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by eslaught 6y ago
What do you do to rebind them? Are you using real rebinding tools or just using duct tape or something?
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by eslaught 6y ago
For those who have read The Power Broker... how do you stand to hold it? I bought the paper book after reading another one of these threads on HN, but it's so large that it makes my hands sore to hold it (or my neck if I lay it on my l
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by eslaught 6y ago
Is this the same as the old privacy.firstparty.isolate setting in about:config? If not what's different?
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by eslaught 6y ago
Unrelated, but what do you write? (Feel free to contact me on Keybase if you prefer, username is in profile.)
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by eslaught 6y ago
* Table of contents: solved by Pandoc. * Inserting special characters: personally I don't find those "character choosing" windows to be very convenient. Hunt and peck is a slow way to type! Anyway, you can do this in Markdown
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by eslaught 6y ago
I think version history doesn't work the way you think. It seems to be supported when you use Microsoft's cloud storage product (which I do not use): > Version history in Office only works for files stored in OneDrive or ShareP
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by eslaught 6y ago
The benefit is the rest of the pure text toolchain. Like being able to use Git. I can confirm, for example, how long a typo has existed in my book by looking at the Git history. Maybe that's a bit academic, but you get the point. I hav
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by eslaught 6y ago
I will find out the answer to this question hopefully later this year. :-) But anyway, I do use Markdown and I have submitted to contests etc. that require Word formatted files. For the most part it's an nonissue. I can use Pandoc to e
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by eslaught 6y ago
> to craunch a marmoset I have to say, there really is something magical about this.
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by eslaught 6y ago
> In 2008, a similar unraveling began; its implications still remain unknown. When was this written? The post date indicates today, but are these people really working along such long time horizons that we can't work out the consequ
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by eslaught 6y ago
> GoDaddy has a free monitoring service [1] ... Does anyone other than GoDaddy have such a service? I would use this, but wouldn't trust GoDaddy not to steal the domain out from under me and then try to extort me for money. (Or just
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by eslaught 6y ago
But this is the same story with pretty much every language, right? I remember dealing with some of the C++ interop layers in Common Lisp back about 10 years ago. All around an awful experience, and not really because of either CL or the int
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by eslaught 6y ago
Ok, but real-world coastlines are not true fractals. I assume that the numbers do converge as resolution increases.
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by eslaught 6y ago
This is a very old paper that, like a sibling comment indicated, served mainly to introduce the idea and show proof of concept. If you see my other top-level comment, there are papers that have advanced this idea rather considerably since t
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by eslaught 6y ago
See also: Conditionally Correct Superoptimization https://theory.stanford.edu/~aiken/publications/papers/oopsl... Stochastic Superoptimization https://theory.stanford.edu/~aiken/publica
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by eslaught 6y ago
The Google Voice app still exists and is able to make WiFi calls (I've used it). As confusing as this is, I think it's just the integration. Google Voice has had all of this functionality in a standalone form for years, and that&#
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by eslaught 6y ago
An example: you will no longer be able to make and receive phone calls from your gmail.com tab. You'll have to open voice.google.com to do that (though once you do the functionality is equivalent).
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by eslaught 6y ago
What's forcing you to use your computer? Google Voice has a fully functioning mobile app.
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by eslaught 6y ago
They also have a very nice style manual that is useful reading for anyone who produces ebooks: https://standardebooks.org/manual/1.1.1
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by eslaught 6y ago
Ok, but this doesn't answer the question. If this is the same behavior since Mojave, why aren't those users complaining about this outage on their Mojave and Catalina based system? Presumably something changed, but so far I haven&
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by eslaught 6y ago
Is this the one-time signature checking that has been in place since Catalina, or is this something else? (And if so is there any information about it?)
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by eslaught 6y ago
I can see an argument for this for Tesla, because of the capital costs. I can see an argument for this for Uber, because of the network effects. But I cannot see an argument for this for Google Photos, because the network effects are not th
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by eslaught 6y ago
To echo the sibling comment, I regularly uses hashes because branches can move, and I don't want my links to get stale over time. I don't think I'd release software like that (I'd use a tag), but in bug reports and such
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by eslaught 6y ago
I'm not quite sure what you're saying here. Are you claiming that you can push a commit to userA/project and then view it under the Github web interface for userB/project (assuming one repo is forked from the other)? If

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