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> But Linux is stuck with GTK and QT/C++ while a lot has moved to .NET and Swift (and other tech - heck even Electron) Are you saying Linux should move to .NET or Swift? Are there specific changes in Gtk and Qt that aren't bein
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The last intel macs run way too hot still. They get up over 80dC. The 2014 ones would hard reboot when building large Java projects.
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I wouldn't assume heat is solved as it's been Apples weak point in the past. The cube would crack, g5 iMac's would melt capacitors, MacBooks would burn users' laps.
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5y ago
Is this like Peppa Pig teaching racist because animals may be inter-species friends but never intermarry. Or the Good Dinosaur where each group can enjoy each others company, but they must go back to their kind.
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5y ago
Paw Patrol is Canadian, so it's unlikely to be US pro-police propaganda. You might be mixing in details from this Onion article: https://www.theonion.com/paw-patrol-writers-defend-episode-w...
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Fyi, rxin is co-founder of databricks.
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Cyprus and it always depends how far back you want to go to determine the 'cause' of grievances.
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Even on osx. Pages is bad. Numbers is bad. Calendar is bad. AppStore is slow and cumbersome. Safari is quite ok.
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> Nor does it seem like an amount that can make a dent in the energy consumption problem of Bitcoin mining. Jevon's paradox indicates that they will make it much much much much worse.
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I don't know if 22k lines of C# and 100k lines of json is an easy project.
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There is a difference between the concept of a computer being a "clever pencil", which you are referring to, and the computer generating weapons and gear to generate a drop from a selection of "$ELEMENT $LEVEL $WEAPON $MODIFI
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> Plenty of assets for things like video games are procedurally generated, but that doesn't mean they're public domain by default. It does mean that.
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There are no rights to Bored Ape works. They are algorithmically generated so they are public domain.
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Data is now a mass noun in English. It should be "the data is clear". WaPo should update their style guide.
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I literally said this in my comment.
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You keep posting a 2 year old msft blog post which is out of date. The benchmark project page they link to points to this for the most recent results: https://www.nexthink.com/blog/comparing-grpc-performance/ Note
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There issues if you run with mirroring. It's advised that you use quorum queues here: https://www.cloudamqp.com/blog/reasons-you-should-switch-to-... However many people using Rabbit are using it with Celery which
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What is wordle?
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> Win-wins all around! Do devs get more money from Steam than Switch on a per unit basis? If not, using Steam means the dev is not winning as much as they could.
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Awesome news for gaming on Linux. As we all know Microsoft <3 Linux.
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Literally technical debt. And managing debt is part of any project.
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Behind an illegal cookie popup.
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There is a case to be made for using the legal system as a deterrent. But there is also the case to made to not do that as in the case of Aaron Swartz.
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>Apple Reality Surely any AR from Apple should be the Reality Distortion Filter. :)
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> no driver likes police officers issuing speeding fines When will the US join the 2000s and get cameras so police can do actual work?
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I'm not an expert in american insurance policies (not even a novice, tbh) but if you have an ongoing condition and then lose insurance, and then get new insurance with your easy-to-get new job then would the ongoing condition be consid
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> specially compared to the US where quite some companies will match our European amenities (talking about software engineering jobs). Debatable. In most European countries, if you lose your job you still have health cover. If you lose y
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Erlang's green threads are considered lightweight processes. They only communicate through message passing. When selling Erlang, don't focus on "telecommunications industry" but sell based on Whatsapp: http://
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Sorry this is nothing like Confluence. On Bookstack you click a link and get a new page instantly. This is nothing like Confluence where you need to wait 5-8 seconds for each page. And no, I will never not shit in Atlassian products until t
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To underline this point, the debate pretends to be about education but it's about babysitting children. Day care for older kids.
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