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by gnufied 4y ago
This is disney+hulu+espn combined! When hotstar was bundled with Hulu - hulu suddenly got huge infusion of Indian movies and shows. Nothing Netflix has even comes close. I wonder also, if they are counting hotstar, which is pretty big in In
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by gnufied 4y ago
Looks pretty neat and available in default fedora 36 repos. But list of dependencies it pulls in is huge! 566! I wasn't expecting to install 566 packages for installing something that can compare directories. :-)
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by gnufied 4y ago
I think for XPS line Dell has always prioritized form over function. My wife(then GF) bought top of the line XPS13 somewhere in 2011-2012. It was red, thin and looked pretty amazing, except it had crippling overheating issues that required
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by gnufied 4y ago
> The switch to 5 nm gives "Zen 4" 62 percent lower power for the same performance, I know this is a desktop launch and all but I wonder how much does this update catches upto Apple M1/M2s. With 6000U series CPUs the gap w
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by gnufied 4y ago
What I wouldn't give to have a planned neighborhood where cars are banned. It would be kids wonderland. In US at least even inside gated communities u can't leave kids (3-6) by themselves because cars. Imagine all those kids havin
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by gnufied 4y ago
I use ripgrep all the time but I sometimes don't trust the results and I have been bitten too many times by heuristics it automatically uses to detect binary files and skip searching into those. These days I run ripgrep with alias `rg
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by gnufied 4y ago
Hmm, quay came via coreos acquisitions. Can you point me to examples where Red Hat pushed projects to push ONLY to quay.io?
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by gnufied 4y ago
I think hate speech laws in India are overboard - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hate_speech_laws_in_India and although not enacted by current govt. it can be easily abused by police and that is what is happening in man
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by gnufied 4y ago
> Not that I support the intention of cops to go at his restaurant in the first place, in the article I read, he swung his knife at the cop as well. No the article says - Police "alleged" that he swung his knife as well, which
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by gnufied 4y ago
Given Git is distributed (or most source control as a matter of fact today is) - even if you stopped pushing your code to Github, does it stop Copilot from pulling code from sources like gitlab.gnome.org, kernel.org, gitlab.kde.org etc? I t
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by gnufied 4y ago
It has a free version you can use. I am not sure if refunds for software purchases is the norm. Does Microsoft offers Windows or office purchase refunds?
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by gnufied 4y ago
The PR is still from a kid, who is likely figuring things out and looking at his commit history, I don't see any similar commits in other high profile projects. I agree it is a useless PR but the best thing here is to tell him not to d
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by gnufied 4y ago
Yeah not sure why calls for getting the poster banned from Github - https://github.com/EpicGames/Signup/pull/24#issuecomment-114... . Seems bit excessive, murphy's law applies. Also the poster is essenti
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by gnufied 4y ago
Text scaling via tweaks tool? That setting though is not respected by all apps though right? What happens if you connect an external display?
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by gnufied 4y ago
You mean why would anyone link another useful C library in a thread about C libraries - you can't tell?
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by gnufied 4y ago
In fairness all major companies which use a Language extensively tend to invest in all aspects of its well being. Facebook did with PHP, Google hired Guido (and bunch of other python maintainers) and now go. If your business depends on havi
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by gnufied 4y ago
Most people whom I know - do fishing as a hobby in local lake or something similar - actually return the fish to the Pond/Lake after catching it. There is no food to be had from these activities.I am not saying that is what parent&#x2
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by gnufied 4y ago
Isn't that too small for 14inch display though? You will have to use some form of scaling with that resolution I suppose?
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by gnufied 5y ago
The battery drain issue though is not unique to Framework laptop. I have a Thinkpad T14s 4750U pro laptop and it drains battery too.Look at number of threads on Lenovo forums about battery drain issues. I suspect as a whole intel moved to t
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by gnufied 5y ago
> - proper support for S3, very low S3 power consumption Can you measure it for those of us, who are interested in finding exact numbers? You can use script - https://github.com/savchenko/powerdrain For example on F
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by gnufied 5y ago
Heh I am running currently at 32 inch;4k at 1x. I do find it tad small and I was thinking a 36 inch will be almost perfect.
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by gnufied 5y ago
Does anyone know why manufactures don't make 34,36 inch 4k monitors? There are plenty of 32 inch 4k monitors but next 4k resolution is 42-43 inch. Nothing in-between. The whole segment of 32-40 inch monitor is dominated by ultra wide m
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by gnufied 5y ago
> There is no Intel 14core laptop with <45w power budget at the frequencies this benchmark was performed. I didn't say anything about frequencies. :-) But there is https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-Core-i7-1280
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by gnufied 5y ago
I was talking about video playback tests. Unless they disabled discrete GPUs during the test,a laptop using 3080Ti for video playback is not going to be efficient.
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by gnufied 5y ago
I know everyone is going to jump the gun and declare how mediocre Intel's offerings are in terms of power efficiency but lets not forget that this Laptop is also running RTX 3080Ti and historically more 5% performance on Alder Lake CPU
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by gnufied 5y ago
With RTX 3080 Ti though. So yeah - I don't think it can match Apple M1 efficiency but reviews of P-series and U-series Alder Lake mobile CPUs are going to be interesting and what I am looking forward to.
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by gnufied 5y ago
> "good projects" or "smart colleagues" Those are very very good for retaining people you already have though, so while not super important for hiring they are important for keeping the folks you hired (after all, wha
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by gnufied 5y ago
I have a feeling that - software along with hardware today has got lot more complicated than what was 30-40 years ago. Most production software (esp low level stuff like Kernel, filesystem) today is written and maintained by people having t
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by gnufied 5y ago
Looks like only works with Linux kernel - 3.11? https://github.com/oscarlab/betrfs/blob/master/README.md , so definitely have not been updated for awhile. I am not even sure it wants to be production rea
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by gnufied 5y ago
Currently I am using Emacs and Goland as my main IDEs/editors and have tried vscode but the thing is - what vscode can support entirely depends on what LSP server can support. This can make or break vscode. For example - both vscode&#

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