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by filereaper 4y ago
I just downloaded the client and created my "JamiID". How does this JamiID work? Is this JamiID that I created forever mine? If my friends create their JamiID, will the search just list them? Do I need to import any JamiID's?
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by filereaper 4y ago
Perhaps UK Citizens should get their government to sort out their declining GDP instead of creating bullshit laws around sharing Netflix passwords. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-21/brexit-ha.
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by filereaper 4y ago
Its better than the OP seeks help from someone trained in this domain rather than getting an anecdotal therapy session from these comments. Getting professional help shouldn't be stigmatized as a cop out.
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by filereaper 4y ago
Can't tell you how often I've run: `pip install aws` This installs a library by some authors not affiliated with AWS. Instead of: `pip install awscli` Which is what you expect.
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by filereaper 4y ago
Intel's new ARC series seems to be a good buy for AV1 encode/decode and other non-gaming applications given its current price-point especially for low tiers. Software compatibility isn't there yet but its catching up. Intel h
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by filereaper 4y ago
Given how protective Big Blue is of its mainframes. Has the Black Gate of Armonk swung open and the Nazgul on their way to Mountain View? /s
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by filereaper 4y ago
We used DrJava when first learning Java. http://www.drjava.org/ It has a nice REPL built in and installation is just running a single jar file. It doesn't have any fancy autocomplete or any other features like that, ju
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by filereaper 4y ago
How times have changed, in 2006 when I enrolled into Undergrad CS everyone was saying all coding jobs would be offshored to Bangalore. All the cool kids went to Finance or Quant.
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by filereaper 4y ago
I'm trying to find an alternative to LastPass given their announcement today and was thinking of moving to 1Password. Many responses here are recommending against 1Password. What's a good alternative, specifically for families, as
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by filereaper 4y ago
People forget how in the 80s Intel pivoted from making memory to microprocessors specifically because the Japanese were eating their lunch. https://www.nytimes.com/1982/02/28/business/japan-s-big-lead...
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by filereaper 4y ago
Its weird to have companies say they're moving from Mainframes to the Cloud. The Mainframe is a sort of cloud, each one has usually double the spare capacity and you call IBM to unlock it. The cost of running a Mainframe is measured in
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by filereaper 4y ago
I've been using this with my Wacom Tablet on Linux. Really liking it so far, the keyboard bindings for common commands and simplicity and ease of use of the program keeps me coming back to it. Looking forward to newer releases!
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by filereaper 4y ago
I've been enjoying Callin: https://www.callin.com/ Its not as crowded as Clubhouse and all the low signal to noise hustlers aren't there (yet). There's a few podcasts that are getting traction. Pull Request:
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by filereaper 4y ago
I hope the existing UI will carry on, its been built-up over the years with lots of features and seems stable. I've put in the time to learn and have muscle memory of the UI, I don't want to see that investment wasted. Finally, Je
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by filereaper 4y ago
Anyone know any good tools for uniformly setting aliasing, hinting etc... for fonts on Linux? Text looks distinctly different between KDE and i3 and aren't as out-of-the-box ready. Are there tools used by everyone here that aren't
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by filereaper 4y ago
Netflix has gone from costing $9.99 CAD to $20.99 CAD over all these years, with loss of content like Friends etc... For which I'd have to go to another service. As a subscriber, I'm essentially footing the bill for Netflix's
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by filereaper 5y ago
Does anyone know what's happening at Google? Have they grown to the point that the huge profits from web search aren't enough to sustain them or something? I'm seeing Google ratchet up its monetization across all aspects: - Y
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by filereaper 5y ago
I wonder how many direct routes just aren't possible anymore as they can't fly over Russian airspace and can't fit within ETOPS safety margins. We had our direct flight from EWR-BOM cancelled due to the current issues.
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by filereaper 5y ago
Oh yes, I've seen videos about Japan's approachable housing. [1]. I'm sure Korea and other Asian nations have similar approaches. I mainly wanted to highlight a market driven approach that works with the other industries in t
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by filereaper 5y ago
I wanted to highlight the alternative approach take by China. I don't agree with what their government, does but its useful to see what they're doing. China has essentially realized they're in a demographic crisis so they&#x2
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by filereaper 5y ago
I'm guessing the infamous inverse square root algorithm was used originally for ray-casting described in the article? Fast Inverse Square Root: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24959157 Excellent article btw.
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by filereaper 5y ago
>"Software will play the lead role in automaking going forward," Tier IV founder Shinpei Kato said. "Eventually we'll reach a point where cars can be made without automakers." I'm not sure I want such a worl
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by filereaper 5y ago
Thanks, this needs to go into the Archwiki or somewhere where lots of users land! I keep running into this annoyance on every Zoom meeting.
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by filereaper 5y ago
The annoying meeting tabs are intentional, Zoom is going to display ads there for the free tier. So Zoom won't have any intentions to add a preference to remove them. This might be a lesson for us all, if there's an obviously anno
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by filereaper 5y ago
To any Product Manager or developer working on Android Auto, CarPlay or Waze. Please add a "Avoid left turns, unless they're protected" option! It'll save lives and reduce overall stress for drivers!
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by filereaper 5y ago
The new JetBrains products seem targetted at VSCode and specifically its remote code offerings. I've liked JetBrains and I'm paying their license but the current $249.00 yearly fee is still too high and I fall back to VSCode frequ
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by filereaper 5y ago
Yes, I'm on the EAP builds and was confused by this exact set of overlapping products. It would be nice if JetBrains added a feature matrix or disambiguated when and where each product is suitable for. Also obligatory: https:/&#x
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by filereaper 5y ago
I strongly recommend following and listening to videos by Cliff Click who wrote HotSpot and worked on Azul and other VMs. Cliff also has Coffee Compiler Club sessions on Fridays. - https://mobile.twitter.com/cliff_click -
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by filereaper 5y ago
>'Eagle' is IBM's first quantum processor developed and deployed to contain more than 100 operational and connected qubits. It follows IBM's 65-qubit 'Hummingbird' processor unveiled in 2020 and the 27-qubit
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by filereaper 5y ago
Lots of folks went from OTI to Eclipse, J9 and other projects after the acquisition of IBM. Java was the succesor of Smalltalk as deemed by Big Blue.

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