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by jdlyga 5y ago
TikTok vs YouTube Shorts isn't even comparable. TikTok has a huge amount of creativity and momentum behind it. It's like the early days of Reddit with tons of different communities. The main thing that's different about it
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by jdlyga 5y ago
I find that meetings in the office definitely makes meetings more useful. Why? Because of the side conversations that happen after the meeting. With Zoom there isn't much of a natural breaking off and really figuring things out afte
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by jdlyga 5y ago
I miss how smooth those gradients look
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by jdlyga 5y ago
How much of the slowdown has to do with the Spectre and Meltdown mitigations? There was a similar thread the other day about drastic performance hits on the Linux side.
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by jdlyga 5y ago
It's kind of like buying all sorts of running outfits and a camelbak to go on a 3 mile jog once a week. It's about overeager optimism of doing races and marathons in the future. Where in reality, you can get away with just runni
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by jdlyga 5y ago
It's different this time. Firefox really caught up in terms of speed. But it was always held back by its clunky ui. I'm very happy with the new version, and I'm definitely not a regular Firefox user. Give it another shot.
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This is an opinion piece
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This removes one of the annoyances that kept me from switching back to Firefox. They've actually been doing a decent job lately. I'm back using Firefox for the time being. Recent Annoyances Fixed: 1) too slow 1) no default glo
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by jdlyga 5y ago
iPad Pro: amazing hardware, but still limited by software
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I've noticed a lot of convergence these days. There aren't a lot of differences between iOS and Android, Mac OS and Windows, PS5 and Xbox. I used Mac OS 7 and 8 extensively back in the day, and despite some UI similarities it was
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by jdlyga 5y ago
I used to love WAP on my flip phone. It was perfect for scrolling through bash.org
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by jdlyga 5y ago
I've heard from multiple people that learning what words should be singular and plural in sentences is confusing. For example, "garbage" vs "garbages"
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551.47 miles
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by jdlyga 5y ago
Does anyone remember Firesomething? The extension that randomized the name of Firefox to OceanMonkey, WaterHorse, FlameTiger, etc? Powerful extensions and much better UI are the main reasons so many of us switched to Firefox back in the e
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by jdlyga 5y ago
Most Americans, and Europeans too, really don't know much about China. The picture you get painted by only reading news articles is not representative of what real life is actually like over there. China is not a third world country,
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by jdlyga 5y ago
What's the benefit to me of enabling it?
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by jdlyga 5y ago
If you're looking for something more comprehensive, AWS Rekognition has a pretty sophisticated service for segmentation.
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by jdlyga 5y ago
HP Wireless Elite V2. I have one for home, one for work, and I've been using it for about a decade. Best keyboard I've ever owned. It's a scissor-switch keyboard like the Thinkpad keyboard or old Mac wireless keyboards. I
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by jdlyga 5y ago
I could, but nobody else on my current team is based in my office in New York now.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
UML's promise was that that with detailed enough diagrams, writing code would be trivial or even could be automatically generated (there are UML tools that can generate code). It was developed during a time when there was a push to ma
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by jdlyga 6y ago
Ah, good old SWEBOK. There's a bit of history to this document. Most of us who started our careers in the last decade came up in a time of agile programming. Where code comes first and documentation is mostly just done before prod r
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by jdlyga 6y ago
Yahoo gets rid of some of their best services. Yahoo Geolocation Service, besides Google which was license restricted, was the most accurate service for putting in an address and getting latitude/longitude coordinates. But they sadly
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by jdlyga 6y ago
How do they expect us to have 8 hours of back to back Zoom meetings in an office on top of getting actual work done? There's no way people are doing that on top of commuting.
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Rhino Virus
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by jdlyga 6y ago
I would love to get back and really learn math. I was really interested back in High School with Geometry and Algebra. But my interested totally burned out with poorly taught and punishing Calculus classes in College.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
It's also nice because main is less characters and less confusing for new git users.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
That's where the zoster virus hides out
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by jdlyga 6y ago
I use gzip --lossy if I forget to submit a rough draft for school papers. It comes out decent quality, but slightly worse.
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by jdlyga 6y ago
Definitely agree. Back a year ago when you saw this kind of stuff all over Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, etc it felt so normalized. But now you have to go to fringe websites. It's still out there of course. But it's very back-all
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by jdlyga 6y ago
What does the UK want to do, make some commonwealth free trade zone? That would make sense. But it seems like everyone wants to go in their own directions, including parts of the UK.

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