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901.
by hedgehog 4y ago
Fortunately you've already got experience in a field where pay is relatively high. I switched jobs right when my first kid was born and it was fine but every situation is different, if you want to compare notes feel free to e-mail me.
902.
by hedgehog 4y ago
At the time I saw claims that licensing was the reason for the switch, it makes sense but don't know of any 1st hand sources. PDF was free of royalties so it probably made sense to switch as they reworked NeXTSTEP into OS X.
903.
by hedgehog 4y ago
This design isn't more resilient vs supply chain problems in any obvious way but my guess is the next iPhone SE will be a derivative of the iPhone 14. Lowering repair costs paves the way to Apple offering leased phones and is directly
904.
by hedgehog 4y ago
The cause is simpler than this article makes it out to be. Older displays had pretty narrow gamuts so very saturated colors washed out to something more legible and the crude palette construction was not much of a problem back then.
905.
by hedgehog 4y ago
I don't know specifically but it was bad enough that Apple decided to rework OS X before they shipped.
906.
by hedgehog 4y ago
This looks cool. I'm not sure if they are intending to go all the way to room correction but it can really do wonders. A good while back my music setup used filters calculated by an open source FIR tool with playback driven by an older
907.
by hedgehog 4y ago
Fascinating, I understand most of it but why vented attic vs conditioned?
908.
by hedgehog 4y ago
His approach is pretty well proven in that some of the buildings have been standing over 40 years which seems long enough to find most of the issues. Insulation/sealing and permitting are the two I know about, at least at house scale,
909.
by hedgehog 4y ago
This is interesting. The Walter Segal self-build method is another approach that aims to use common materials (lumber, plywood, insulation) with little cutting so as to reduce labor and allow for later disassembly+reuse. https://
910.
by hedgehog 4y ago
Do you see that in modern construction? As long as there is adequate insulation and the vapor retarding layer is in the right place (per code) the OSB shouldn't ever be more than damp for any extended amount of time.
911.
by hedgehog 4y ago
Romotive -> Zipline is interesting.
912.
by hedgehog 4y ago
Do you think compliance in the industries you listed is not extremely costly? In every case you see companies doing what they can to shed cost and risk, local compliance being one of them. FB should follow the law but the government will ha
913.
by hedgehog 4y ago
I believe they should be forced to comply by whatever means we have and the liability should flow through to executives and senior employees.
914.
by hedgehog 4y ago
100% agree.
915.
by hedgehog 4y ago
If they had to comply with local law in every area they operate it would be extremely complicated and expensive to manage. I think they fear the precedent not the dollars in this specific case. Edit: To be clear my opinion is that FB should
916.
by hedgehog 4y ago
There was a point of "good enough" and then not long after that (2005ish?) essentially all motherboards started including onboard audio. I would imagine the market for separate audio cards shrunk below sustainable at that point. M
917.
by hedgehog 4y ago
This sounds like direct to satellite from existing handsets. I can imagine that LTE at 550km is possible but quite a feat of engineering.
918.
by hedgehog 4y ago
We have goals for our family, for the most part resources including money are pooled and put towards those goals. What experiences do you want to have together? Make them happen.
919.
by hedgehog 4y ago
I'm a little surprised there's not a better LCD controller for this kind of application, even a little iCE40 should be enough to implement a character display and smooth scrolling on both axes.
920.
by hedgehog 4y ago
I have an M1 Air, under enough load it'll run right up towards 100C and that heat is localized over the processor. It seems possible there's something about the thermal design that makes this configuration more prone to this probl
921.
by hedgehog 4y ago
I don't think there was a lot of immediate action because GIF was already entrenched but I'm guessing a lot of people learned from the situation. It sure made an impression on me.
922.
by hedgehog 4y ago
I liked Venice a lot the one time I visited, and hope to go back at some point. It would be hard to be motivated to actually move to a small town that is on a short clock to being submerged by sea level rise though, especially if moving ent
923.
by hedgehog 4y ago
Facebook selectively complies in what could charitably be viewed as a profit-focused strategy and less charitably as nakedly partisan. Case in point, ongoing violation of Washington State campaign finance laws.
924.
by hedgehog 4y ago
This is noise played inside the car for the occupants, totally unrelated to safety sound played outside. I'm not sure if anyone besides BMW does this.
925.
by hedgehog 4y ago
Obligatory Alan Kay quote: "People who are really serious about software should make their own hardware."
926.
by hedgehog 4y ago
I read that as he convinced towns to lease to his coworking spaces for $1 but in his opinion maker spaces are not viable.
927.
by hedgehog 4y ago
I did about ten years back for a client. Android-based tablets, peripherals connected via USB HID, front end built on libGDX (it was a gaming-related product), in-house remote management agent + back end (a WebSocket key/value store +
928.
by hedgehog 4y ago
I run my Air most of the time with the lid closed in a vertical stand and for this scenario the thermal pad mod brings the temperature under moderate load way down. Why does looking at LinkedIn or Redfin push the CPU up to 60C? Who knows bu
929.
by hedgehog 4y ago
I think the eventual right answer is to make it possible to do device management and sign-in in a federated way instead of piling all eggs into so few baskets. Right now normal Mac and Windows installs have similar problems in that it'
930.
by hedgehog 4y ago
According to the Google translated beginning of the article: "When elementary school students return from vacation, they can no longer use their portable Chromebooks. The Data Protection Authority has banned the use of Workspace - the

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