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Why would they? They identified the best semiconductor manufacturer, and gave them so much business they basically do whatever Apple wants, and prioritize their capacity over everyone else.
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GraphJSON has some nice APIs for embedding charts inside your own apps – Much like how Keen.io operated back in the day (but without the scammy business practices). So, if you're a developer and you want a Mixpanel-style API to send ev
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Just adding color – the article is quite short. Taiwan has its fair share of Chabuduo "culture" – you hear it all the time. TSMC and other high precision firms exist, and Taiwan markets itself as being able to handle this better t
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4y ago
Drag and drop uploading doesn't work on the homepage
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4y ago
Third
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4y ago
I think we lack a "societal mission", if that's even a term. We've got no vision of a future we can come together to achieve through hard work. As much as it pains me to say this, at least in the 2000s-2010s we told ours
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> The problem here was that the TL had a certain vision on how to approach the task. Vision that he wouldn't share until code has been written. I run into this exact problem fairly often, and I have run out of strategies to "ma
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4y ago
Good points. Same can be said of the Vue ecosystem. If you like the Vue syntax better, it also allows you to use the defaults for any flavor of Vue you use: Vue 2 (vue-cli), Nuxt, or Vue 3 (Vite), and just ignore the shiny objects until you
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4y ago
A lot of this "Funding" people have been politicizing, isn't major funding. It's nominal funding, which guarantees access to the final products of that research. In general, it's a good policy to allow the governmen
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Interesting. If I had experienced this, I'd probably pick a random cloud provider, recreate the entire service in their cloud, image and document it, and have that documentation ready if I ever experienced another fire drill like the o
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Article written by a known extrovert, apparently generalizing the experience of all humans. (Note my light sarcasm & playful tone)
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/rLu4T
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4y ago
HTTP/1.1 has a limit, set by each individual browser vendor, for the maximum number of connections between a client and a unique server domain. So, if you exceed 6 simultaneous connections to that server (across multiple tabs and windo
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4y ago
Dokku does this. You either deploy from command line or something like a GitHub action (or CI). Container 1 and 2 are briefly running concurrently, and networking is updated to point to the new container once it finishes its build phase, an
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4y ago
The US military has 2 decades of experience with this. It would be interesting to see if some of that expertise could be commercialized for things like domestic drone delivery. Encryption and wireless communication are already prime targets
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Russia has been humiliated abroad. Now, they must be humiliated at home. This means Crimea returning to Ukrainian control. That... will require a significantly greater commitment from Nato allies, or the US. Until Nato makes a greater commi
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If every text class has emphasis, no text class has emphasis.
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I can only imagine there is a yet-to-be-announced replacement in the works. Perhaps the 16" M2, or the return of a "MacBook" line. Seems like this will stop existing at some point.
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I imagine the existence of the 13" Pro using the old hardware design means the 16" M2 Air is at least another year out, and at some point, it will simply cease to exist. So, why update it? Redesign it instead.
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I've been trying to understand for the past 2-3 years who is hiring people with only Github projects forked with some nonsensical updates. I assume it's spam or tricking some very inexperienced non-technical sourcers.
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It is! There's nothing wrong with the current laws, they're just incomplete. 10-20 years ago, someone who wanted to work a bit while traveling, might have taken a low-end local job, or taught English, to make a little income on th
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Yeah. 90 days and 180 (sometimes 183) days are the magic numbers in most locations, that treat you as a non-resident or tourist. You still technically owe taxes abroad if you work any period of time abroad, but usually, if there is a formal
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4y ago
I bring a small bag, M1 MacBook Air, & minimal extras. Don't over-invest in a bag. Get the smallest one you can manage, and ensure you downsize your full-time carry so that it's 30%-40% empty. The only way you can make the pro
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4y ago
Yes
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Douyin (TikTok's brand name in the PRC) adds server-side search censorship, and the ability to remotely execute arbitrary code for a specific user. Study: https://citizenlab.ca/2021/03/tiktok-vs-douyin-securit
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Unsurprising with elevated housing costs in VHCOL cities. The requirement to work in an office requires one to live near the office, or commute to it.
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Sort of off topic, but I really enjoyed the anecdote about why the source left Russia in the first place: "Then the Russian government sent me some signals that it would be better for me to leave the country. I have a Web site, which m
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ClickHouse, Inc spun out of Yandex last year and is now a private company HQ in the bay area, although their funding is partially from participation by Yandex. No idea if this moved any portion of their development. Would be curious to see
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If futures markets do their job, and incentivize other growers to expand their production ahead of planting season, it might partially resolve itself. Not my area of expertise though. Are their North American farmers holding out waiting for
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Our company years ago, when they were even tinier, supported HandsOnTable as one of their first commercial customers, in a big way. Behavior like this will definitely color my decision-making process to use their products in the future. Tha
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