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by jalk 3y ago
And here I was, thinking they all did touchscreens because they were way cheaper and can easily work across different car models
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by jalk 3y ago
Or perhaps even more damning (as the article also mentions): "We expected to get away with paying our workers lower than the legal minimum"
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by jalk 3y ago
Doesn’t that depend on the city you live in?
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by jalk 3y ago
Was thinking the same, but wonder if an arrest in Japan is somehow different to an arrest in US for instance, and hence not quite as excessive as it immediately sounds.
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by jalk 3y ago
So they build a synthesizer and a studio between 1955-1959 to primarily include electronic music in their promotional movies! Sounds more like an R&D project to build synthesizers and then dog-fooding for their promo material to validat
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by jalk 3y ago
You originally wrote: > Some popular browsers are supposedly "open source" yet it appears no browser user longing for saner times has ever tried reversed this change and recompiling the browser for their own use. No third party
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by jalk 3y ago
Seems a bit overkill to recompile to get "no third party cookies by default" when you can just open the settings and disable it when you first install the browser. The setting is kept between updates (in Firefox at least) and if y
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by jalk 3y ago
Here is a snip from the midi specification > The MIDI circuit is a 5mA current loop; logical 0 is current ON.... To avoid ground loops, and subsequent data errors, the transmitter circuitry and receiver circuitry are internally separated
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by jalk 3y ago
And we can always send in Snake Plissken in case of issues ;)
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by jalk 3y ago
I doubt that ESA believe in numerology, fate or jinxing :) But ofc they could start to give out “jinx” name to see if that impacts failure rate.
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by jalk 3y ago
And you can search/diff the pure text representation which is a major plus as well. I absolutely hate the workflow of constantly moving the mouse back and forth between the visual components and some gigantic property panel sitting at
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by jalk 3y ago
If you watch certain tiktok channels too much, you open up space for more souls to enter. Seems to works best for younger girls though.
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by jalk 3y ago
He didn’t tell us how much he spent on parking and gas to go to the IRS office twice.
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by jalk 4y ago
And about the other half is for chrome, and the rest is for all other browsers or what?
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by jalk 4y ago
How about p5.js Graphics centric which imo is easier to keep kids engaged. The coding train yet channel has tons of videos on P5.js
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by jalk 4y ago
sorry - unary
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by jalk 4y ago
OMG never realized that $ is an infix operator - Plenty of times where I needed something like $(NF-1) and instead used verbose stuff like NF==5 { ... } NF==6 { ... }
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by jalk 4y ago
Schemas and includes are great features, but you will have to defend the syntax hill on your own - imo the syntax is neither human nor machine friendly
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by jalk 4y ago
I immediately wondered if her facial expressions were deliberately chosen to fit what the algorithm is good at - her angry face looked rather silly but the generated version matched pretty good. The generated “gaze to the side” however lack
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by jalk 4y ago
I wouldn't be so sure about that. Plenty of useful features have been added to google search since '99 - Featured snippets, weather forecasts, calculations / unit/currency conversion and so on. I'm sure the majori
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by jalk 4y ago
firefox containers FTW
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by jalk 4y ago
Hästens beds anyone?
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by jalk 4y ago
Perhaps not with a specific number of years, but you are certainly not obliged to consider every recent graduate who applies for your senior position
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by jalk 4y ago
Because very little human labor was involved in determining that you payed too little tax, but proving the fraud currently does
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by jalk 4y ago
That was an end-to-end measurement of the RPC service, so you need to measure how long it took the card-reader to read the instructions and print out the result on the line printer ;-)
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by jalk 4y ago
Don't forget that the interest rate was around 10% in the early 1990ies
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by jalk 4y ago
> My conclusion is that there are major, well-justified reasons for why people strongly dislike functional languages. I'm sure there are a multitude of different reason and likely require different conflicting tradeoffs to address
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by jalk 4y ago
Learned a new fact and word today: iron bacteria have cementitious properties
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by jalk 4y ago
It really depends. Using the relational operators to query deeply nested json objects is pretty painful (multiple layers of unnest's ) but fairly simple in jq. On the other hand, joining a couple of "flat" json files will
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by jalk 4y ago
You should probably read the article - it's about tricking services to send SMS' to your premium number so that you earn money every time you trick the service into sending a text message to you

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