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by gmaster1440 5y ago
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/containers
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by gmaster1440 5y ago
I agree. In my mind, counterfactuals are only meaningful if there’s free will. Something else could’ve happened iff you could’ve done or chosen otherwise.
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by gmaster1440 5y ago
Interesting to consider that a Jonbar Hinge is entirely predicated on the existence of free will.
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by gmaster1440 5y ago
Yes, as the link I shared mentions, there's concurrency via actual threads, and proper memory sharing—by no means implying compilation is all there is, but it does seem at the very least to be a contributing factor, and understanding t
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by gmaster1440 5y ago
Neat, would love to understand how this would affect Node.js performance. Tooling like esbuild[0] exists for the very reason that compiled languages are significantly faster, so I wonder how viable of an alternative (in terms of performance
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by gmaster1440 5y ago
What about Overwatch is a disaster?
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by gmaster1440 5y ago
Azure Active Directory support is pretty significant, means any company that uses Microsoft MDM can now support engineers who prefer linux machines.
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by gmaster1440 5y ago
Neat, appears to occupy a similar niche as Alpine: https://github.com/alpinejs/alpine
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by gmaster1440 5y ago
A step in the right direction, but still not quite the same as a native app. Try using the magic keyboard trackpad to scroll, unless they finally fixed it recently.
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by gmaster1440 5y ago
I don't think a machine's fitness for development is correlated to how locked down it is—you can totally have a very controlled environment with gatekeeping like the current iPadOS but have well-designed tools and development envi
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by gmaster1440 5y ago
Missed opportunity in today's announcement to introduce arguably the most compelling part of M1 adoption: a desktop-like experience, especially since hardware keyboard and trackpad already exist. If it runs M1, I wanna run my Electron
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April 20th Apple Event(apple.com)
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
Fair question, but my problem (and I could be misunderstanding his position) is that he doesn't provide any cohesive explanation or line of reasoning why there's subjective experience effectively accompanying these "drives&qu
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
Decent interview, but surprised no mention or allusion to the hard problem[1]—saying consciousness is "just a feeling" doesn't do much to chip away at the core issue. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Har
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
One of the more enjoyable longforms I've read in a while, and a timely one too considering possible experiences in quarantine.
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
This is exactly where I will agree 100% with you, and why my original comment is more cautionary than optimistic.
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
There is nothing inherently wrong in short interest above 100%, as you point out. There is no disagreement from me that it's possible to both have large short interest and at the same time have healthy economic activity devoid of fraud
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
Hedgefunds overstepped and now if you own a share of GME they are required to buy it back from you at any price. They made that contract when they shorted. They planned nobody would notice or care. Now every person who notices and does the
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
> Why can't you trust your dad about his stock purchases? It's not the stock purchases in themselves. It's the degree to which certain stocks are hyped, largely by misinformation and traditional bubble mechanics, that&#x27
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
The part that is "honorable" about the social movement, for me at least, is that the sheer exposure of the shenanigans that wall street carries out, coupled with the challenging of status quo power structures (institutional vs. re
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
Seems like common sense, but I am willing to bet average joe RH investor does not have the financial hygiene to appreciate that fact enough.
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
We're in a bubble that's being used instrumentally in a game of chicken between average joe with RH account and hedge funds on their short positions. There's more to gain from this because of the social aspect (social change
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
You can use manifest inspect[1] to see all supported architectures, and you should also be able to see on Docker Hub[2] as well. EDIT: If you're asking specifically if you can tell what architecture a running container is using, a simp
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
That's one of the premises behind the Codespaces offering: https://github.com/features/codespaces
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
The WSL 2 version of Docker is a very fast and solid experience for Windows users.
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
I've tried one of the preview builds as part of their Developer Preview Program[1] and it's super fast when you're running an arm64 image, as opposed to an amd64 that will automatically be run via qemu (and therefore incur so
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
Table suggests that Docker can run under Rosetta 2, but the Docker blog post that it links to suggests Rosetta is not enough. Can someone confirm if it’s actually possible to run Docker using Rosetta on M1 Macs?
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
Do the M1 computers support Docker Desktop?
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
It's very interesting to see a solution that tackles the problem of identity and state while continuing to embrace OOP. This is in contrast to the philosophy of many functional programming languages, like Clojure, that avoid[0] this by
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by gmaster1440 6y ago
Does this load for you? https://auth.tesla.com/

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