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You could also fail completely if employed some people. Adding employees doesn’t necessarily equate with adding revenue, but 100% equates with adding cost. As a fellow solo business owner for 19 years (hi!) I’m sure you understand this, but
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It was a clear sign that author doesn't know a difference between 8-bit CPU and 8K of RAM and what kind of transition was happening at the time.
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I would much rather prefer that my subscription money gets split between niche artist I'm listening to instead of going to Taylor Swift. I assume it's harder to calculate royalties, you can't keep single counter per track, yo
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We can argue whether artificial aging an instrument is a bad thing or not. But I hope we can all agree that such kind of passion and drive in a young person is a very nice thing to see. Especially now when many kids are only interested in q
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This kind of artificial aging is an official thing in electric guitar market - typically called road worn. And it's done by Fender or Gibson, not just some obscure brands. There are also signature lines which are more ot less exact cop
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It's hard to explain without spoiling. You might feel uncomfortable in some parts. There's quite a bit of sexual arousal and violence, sometimes happening at the same time. Not hardcore erotic, but definitely R-rated. On the other
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Dennis Taylor's "Bobiverse" series. Also Daniel Suarez's books - "Delta V" for the start. Devon Eriksen "Theft of fire" - this one is a bit raw and can offend some people. These books take into accoun
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Facebook can still be useful. I'm using it as a centralized portal for all local events (concerts, festivals...). Smaller events are very hard or impossible to discover or track any other way. But you have to train fb a bit, and ignore
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I'm not sure it's ICE rpms that are fluctuating, these could be artificial gear-shifting engine sounds through car stereo. At least I read comments that new Civic does that, didn't have a chance to drive new Honda hybrids mys
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Some of new hybrids remove transmission altogether - Honda and Nisan use ICE as a generator and wheels are powered by electrical motor. Honda hybrids also have a clutch to connect gas engine directly to the wheels on motorway speeds to impr
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3y ago
Normal people know that 60w bulb can burn you.
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Do you have experience with modern high watagae CPU during summer? Yes, good cooler can make it work. But where does that heat end up? It gets blown out from the case and first heats your legs (depending on desk, position to wall, etc), and
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Yes it's for the frontend, but it's not really related to hot reload thing. Is there a way to really compile tsx? I couldn't find any, tsc doesn't support it so you have to use some of the transpilers, and they don'
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Granted, I'm a novice in TS/JS world after decades in strongly typed environments so it's possible that I'm doing something wrong. I'm not talking about npm, I experienced these issues in my own code. It's most
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Well "this.subset.encodeStream is not a function" can't really happen in a language with a robust type system. Or at least you would have to try really, really hard, to use reflection, or to somehow load a different version o
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TypeScript types work only on compile time. If library changes without changing its public TypeScript signatures it won't help at all. Also, after coming from real compiled languages I find TypeScript ecosystem not to be robust at all.
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The text mentions Seymours' Cray algorithm for buying cars, if you're rich enough. However, it's deleted from the linked page. To save you the search, here it is: 1. Go to nearest dealer, 2. Sit at nearest salesman’s desk 3.
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I never liked Citizen Kane that much. Direction, cinematography, camera angles were inovative for that time and I can understand why it's important from historical perspective. But the story leaves me cold. On the other hand, 12 Angry
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Is it easy if you have to use 3 separate native APIs for 3 platforms, where presumably you're mostly proficient with just a single one? To paraphrase Churchill, Electron is the worst multiplatform GUI solution, except for all the other
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There's a small problem with Windows, there are no guarantees you'll have Chromium based Edge installed on a system. You'll have to download and install it if not present, and when I looked it was 100+MB. Sure, you don't
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You still need access to native menus, clipboard, dialogs, drag&drop, etc. There are no light multiplatform libraries for that afaik. Either you'll use Electron, which is more or less these services + browser. Or you'll use so
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Another factor is that you get often more space in cabin and boot compared to a "regular" car of the same length. I.e. you get more comfort for passengers while still able to fit in the same parking space. It's not just fashi
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It's not that simple. There are SUV-like cars in all sizes now, starting with small cars like Suzuki Jimny, and you can find a model within each 5cm band up to 5m+. Where do you draw a line? Each of these could be called a SUV by a typ
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Apart from terrible support for subtitles even when they're available (very limited or noexisting choice of font sizes, colors, outlines, etc), the biggest problem for me is no surround channels at all when watching from a browser. You
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What I'm missing is multiple "currently playing" lists, each keeping its current position as I switch to play a different one. Use case: listening to a discography of the band, and if I wish to listen few songs from some othe
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When Metallica came to Serbia first time in 2004, James Hetfield (frontman) asked the public who has "Kill em all" album. Entire public chanted yeeaaah while 95% or probably even more of people there had only pirated version. Serb
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There are 32" monitors with native 2560x1440. I still prefer that dpi to run Windows, where some apps still have problems with hidpi scaling. It's mostly about older and niche apps, but every now and then you encounter something t
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Optical image stabilization can explain that part
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I don't agree IE6 was trash at that time. It was much better than the competition. IE was much faster and less resource intensive than Netscape, which was a big deal when RAM was measured in megabytes. It's not fair to compare it
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Well, I'm waiting for 16Gb/1TB MBA for 6 weeks already, and it's not here yet. It's how long you have to wait in Serbia if you want better than base model. And I was told in advance it will take that long, it wasn't
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