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6y ago
IMO Redux is a terrible way to start learning functional programming. There is too much boilerplate code and other code (ie. reducer, selectors, side effects, react components) that will confuse beginners and make the goal of learning funct
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6y ago
From experience trying to minimise latency of Raspberry Camera stream, two biggest factors of latency are H264 encoding (maybe because it's temporal) and RTMP. MJPEG and UDP/TCP streaming work better (for me at least).
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6y ago
Interesting article, some parts in the beginning is useless and detracts value from the interesting bits. The author boasted that he made some correct predictions about certain events such as Microsoft acquiring GitHub in 2018. Well I bet h
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6y ago
For people who can not view the article, here's an outline link https://outline.com/uGmACW
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6y ago
What this letter did not address is the fact that the US is hoarding almost all of Gilead's Remdesivir in the upcoming few months. Leaving the rest of the world with almost nothing. Source: https://www.theguardian.com/u
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6y ago
What about this one / similar: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-LS24H850QFUXEN-WQHD-24-Inch... I'm using this and quite happy with it
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6y ago
The terminal latency test more or less confirms previous tests done ( https://danluu.com/term-latency/ ). Alacritty is still claiming that it is the fastest terminal around, even though that claim has been proven false s
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6y ago
FYI: Kite as a company had a backlash from the community after they acquired popular Python packages and injected their spyware and ads. So far they've learnt from that lesson, but who knows if they'll stay that way.
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6y ago
Unless Oracle is doing it for free, I see little reason to go with them
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7y ago
I second this recommendation. HAG Capisco is not cheap, it is an investment (that will hopefully last for at least 10 years). It fixed my chronic neck pain using regular office chairs. Before buying it, I suggest you go to a retail shop &#x
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7y ago
Actually, it was about to become standards. Some browsers implemented it, but then they decided not to go ahead as all browsers will have the same SQLite implementation.
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7y ago
Write them down, create mind maps and use this article as your guide https://fs.blog/reading/
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7y ago
That input lag is true, but that is not the argument the article is presenting. The article argues that keyboard is a better interaction hardware than mouse. Google Maps doesn't work exactly as he wanted. Popups everywhere, etc.
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7y ago
Most of the arguments mentioned in the article are just a bias [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosy_retrospection ] and personal preference. Remember when softwares are stored in floppy. It took a while to load. Then eve
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7y ago
Are you being serious? If so which smartwatch is it?
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8y ago
Protobuf is a lower level interface. You can't rely on it for validation and use it for complex model / schema. For example oneof customer (individual / organisation) with different distinct fields. In protobuf, all these fie
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8y ago
If they have 2 AoA's and they disagree, they can indicate that with the light AoA disagree, disable MCAS and display on the CDU that MCAS is disabled. So the pilot knows what's happening and take corrective action.
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8y ago
You're in luck. Try to search "I don't care about cookies" in Chrome Web store. I combine that with Vanilla cookie manager to remove all cookies except whitelisted ones after 60 minutes.
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8y ago
Imagine if we can put fusion reactors in thing that can move like planes and ships...
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8y ago
but kids these days know other things that you don't. They don't know it because it is not relevant enough to them and vice versa.
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8y ago
If you do like the programming challenge then fine. Speaking for myself, I spend too much time working with computers already. I just want a practical solution and spend time doing things I enjoy. Speedometer app for example, I bought Ulyss
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8y ago
If you want something that you can buy now, or soon... here are some options: - GPD Micro https://liliputing.com/2019/01/first-look-gpd-micro-pc-handh... - GPD Pocket 2 Mini https://liliputing.com/
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8y ago
I am sorry that you didn't get the joke. It is not about your website specifically, but web in general. I see what you did as a dark pattern, it is going to inspire many internet marketers that only care about conversions, their funnel
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8y ago
Given that my browser window is open, when I click on a link. Then I see a cookie privacy notice; then I see a request to allow notification from website; then I see request to disclose location; then I see banner advertising; then I see su
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8y ago
Could you explain to us in details what kind of analytics data are you collecting? Also for which purposes are these collected? I am interested (and I bet more people here) in getting a comprehensive list minus the marketing BS.
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8y ago
> My working hypothesis is that most people lack the intellectual capacity to understand these things, and they haven't the fortitude to accept that they don't understand or don't know something. I don't think it is a
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8y ago
Maybe you can move here? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcVGqtmd2wM
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8y ago
Something like this town? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcVGqtmd2wM
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8y ago
Those sensors you are referring to are not reliable enough to tell elevation accurately. In addition to that, buildings may have different pressure to the outside
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8y ago
I remember that there is another project that is similar to this. They divided the whole world in to grids and assign a code to each one.
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