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holstvoogd
6y ago
yeah, you have to run xcode-select --install after every update/install afaik
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6y ago
Almost there too. Too much crappy deamons, too much cloud integration. And now since a week or two my bluetooth cannot connect to my external speaker. Looks like only a fresh install _might_ fix it... I've already bought a linux laptop
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6y ago
Clutching at straws to make dead dinosaurs go boom!
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6y ago
Yeah, the whole premise is nonsense imo. I personally think we have not made any significant progress in 20-30 years with regards to development and the number of software developers is still growing at a rate where the majority has probabl
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6y ago
Already getting netflix phising mails regarding it hehe
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7y ago
That reminds me of this talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKXe3HUG2l4
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7y ago
Bought a Darter Pro last year, newest version, and as a long time apple user I just want to say: beware, the build quality is another ballpark. There is a reason mac books are 1k more expensive, they are that much better imo. Even with the
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7y ago
I saw a tweet that showed they didn't 'account for' leap years.. And by account for I mean: use a standard date library to handle dates. I too have made this mistake when younger and tried to be smart with dates, but not on a
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7y ago
This reminds me of a nice side note from one of the thinnest, yet more expensive books I had to buy in uni. It was a book on ERP or something obviously & in one of the side note they mentioned that most ERP implementations cost between
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7y ago
Wikipedia: 'Autopilots do not replace human operators, but instead they assist them in controlling the vehicle'
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7y ago
My god the endless stream of 'tEslA BAd!' itt.. You all just mad you didn't buy stock? This man already knew autopilot would have trouble in this spot and yet choose to play on his phone. He is an idiot. And to those who way
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7y ago
Exactly like autopilot on a plane! :o
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7y ago
They literally link to the previous post on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22231548
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7y ago
Potgresql has some GPU (&nvme) support already through an extension: https://github.com/heterodb/pg-strom
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7y ago
In the end it all comes back to weak politics. Our 'polder model, which is basically appeasement imo, has meant that for decades we have not done anything about the fact we have too many farmers, cows and pigs. (After the USA the Dutch
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7y ago
yes! now get back into your box! ;)
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7y ago
Doesn't surprise me, Android itself is more invasive than rectoscopy I've recently discovered. The amount of tracking google tries to do is absolutely mental and neigh impossible to circumvent. It seems fitting that they allow thi
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7y ago
no it isn't. This is 100% not necessary & 100% sonos' fault
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7y ago
I think calling it a desktop pc is a bit of an understatement :P I have to say though, after buying a non-apple laptop recently, I feel at least macbooks are worth the extra 1k over what I paid just for build quality. I something with simil
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7y ago
What is the point of this kind of article? Don't want to pay 400,- for a set of premium wheels? Then don't buy them and be done with it. I mean, some people pay that for a pair of jeans. I think that is BS, so I don't buy su
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7y ago
I took a quick glance at the quoted research, none of which has been peer reviewed as far as I can tell, and the reduction of emissions during use of an EV is offset by the production which apparently uses more energy for EVs. This offset i
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7y ago
just let these platforms die.
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7y ago
Since I just did the math: Spending was up to $13 billion in 2013. Based on that, securing all the coast lines of the world to that level will cost over $10 trillion. And I'm pretty sure by 2050 we will have spend a lot more on updatin
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7y ago
> Dikes will be built * Venice entered the chat * For reference: Dikes are not cheap to build and maintain, securing the dutch coasts cost ran up to $13 billion in 2013. That cover about 700km of coast lines & river sides. Not sure h
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7y ago
oooh so that's it! I could figure out the issue everyone was having with this.
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If only there was some sort of independent expert to assess the situation for us ;)
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7y ago
Exactly, here in the Netherlands I know at least two bank support ApplePay and that works great. All the other banks are not supported because they don't want to make the effort.
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7y ago
good point You just made me realize I'm a bit of a hypocrite. I don't want ads, but I will never pay for this either. Then again, I don't really want to read it anyway hehe That being said, if ads actual ads and not targeted
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7y ago
Same here, but working with that assumption: Yes. And we might have too I'd say. Given the defacto monopoly they have, I think it is reasonable to agree that they fulfill a public utility function and thus need to be held to a higher s
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7y ago
I call BS. Meetings make me lose the will to live & drove me to quitting my job multiple times. If you want to make sure I don''t do anything during the day, put in a meeting in the middle of it. Perhaps it helps people who ha
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