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by eyelovewe 5y ago
Great! So my 2011 mbp that originally came with Lion now won’t internet recovery earlier than High Sierra, I think it updated the firmware, but I would love to bring it back to Lion, as it was so much faster, heck Snow Leopard would be even
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
You do realize that their data includes half of humanities personal lives, if you count WhatsApp and tinder. It ain’t all cat pictures, I’m afraid
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
I was a comp sci major. Do you know what a Pointer is? Do you know what passing by reference means? Do you know what a heap allocation is vs pushing something into the stack? Do you know what code and bss segments are and what they are for?
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
I recall struggling in algebra as I didn’t follow the particular process that the teacher went through, while some friends seemed to readily follow this same teacher, and yet upon one on one discussion, I had no problem comprehending the sa
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
Writing too much CRUD code makes me unable to complete sentences…
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
Hey so can I write a device driver in JavaScript and is it a good language for that? How about my dma controller and python? What am I reading here. Not a comp sci major eh? Pass me something by reference in JavaScript, please
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
Sorry, half of humanity has an account on Facebook or one of its satraps, numerically speaking. It is the singular only social network one can always find nearly everyone on. There is nothing even remotely close to comparable. Tiktok has so
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
Sounds like overkill, mate. I’ll go with your comments parent. Maybe 5 peanuts. In all seriousness, I’ll agree on cdn at 20 a month plus 3 @ 15 dollar nodes running out app and db, let’s go multimaster with a local db node on each app serve
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
I must be a bit out of the loop, what’s the usecase to run a database inside Docker? What is the general trend for Dockerizing everything based upon? Are we not already largely running in virtualized hypervisor instances on our clouds and d
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
I’m under the impression that it must actually function in the contrary: i.e. exotic non von Neumann hardware requires new programming approaches. Example: a systolic array, which you are only likely to encounter as an FPGA bitstream, by
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
Central Asia… Apple being a relative of rose, a major wild plant all over from Kazhakistan, Altai Republic, Mongolia, etc… along with cannabis. You see these two plants just everywhere in the southern regions… I’ve also heard of likely Pe
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
This is the unvarnished truth at the heart of the matter. Your comment should not be grayed out, as our survival as a species depends largely upon getting past the individual vs society dichotomy and waking up to the realization that our si
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
Per usual, clickbait polemics that propose absolutes cause controversy. I realize that the comments here will largely be filled with people variously proposing that one do EVERYTHING with the iPad, and folks opposed to that. As this article
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
If you are suggesting that desktop computers will be replaced by tablets, I say NO. They are supplemented by them. I have an earnest question, as I have had to resort to mounting an SMB share in “Files” app because iTunes is an insufferable
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
A rooftop solar heater 200 liters, plus an electric supplemental water heater plus the requisite control system runs about 2000 euros here, INSTALLED (Portugal)
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
If flagging is abused to shut down civilly expressed imminent criticism, what is to stop me from just flagging everything I don’t like on HN? Is it not presumed that one is a good faith actor, at least initially? Are not downvotes also so
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
The fact is material and pertinent. It is absolutely objectively pertinent to whether the WSJ journal is earnestly acting in good faith with a long history of anti-electrification articles. Whether you AGREE with my assessment that, no they
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
@dang, your moderation is needed here. I am being flagged unjustly
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
It seems to me that culture war posturing is one thing, a deliberate source of divisive power that some milk for outrage. It seems to me that there are some issues with a clear right and wrong: the climate emergency. We essentially cannot o
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
It’s a very good topic. I currently use Ansible for deployment. I typically run the equivalent of a db migration as a custom application based upon a proven core, that, after extensive testing on copies of the production db, eventually runs
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
We had Meteor with “mini mongo” and you locally subscribed to streams and it was all a quite bloated PÓS IIRC. At some point someone will make a virtual browser that runs in the browser, or maybe a kubernetes that runs in the browser and th
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
CouchDB 4 is built upon Foundation FWIW
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
Let me know how your gig economy retirement plan goes. May you never have an accident on job. May you never need healthcare. I don’t see much future in such gig economy jobs. Our grandparents often worked for the same company all their live
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
How shall we know with a paywalled article? Provide the text or expect peripheral topic discussion
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
I guess that I won’t be using Booking.com in the future.
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
I’m still trying to figure out what Medium provides that a wordpress site or html webpage doesn’t provide. Oh that’s right, a boatload of bloat and a paywall. I tend to avoid Medium articles. The actual content tends to be as fluffy as the
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
Simplify react state management with a variable. var myState = {};
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by eyelovewe 5y ago
You just described “double tracking”. The point is that we blur them into a singular event with spatial definition, but I digress