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by jzombie 4y ago
It's interesting they do this, when there are glaring issues in the latest Windows version where icons don't even appear in the taskbar at times. I'd be livid if my Mac Dock stopped showing icons, and appreciate the fact that
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Curious about the eventual usage of this in WebRTC.
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To save money I suppose, or reinvest that money in new technology. Case in point, the latest AI offerings by Microsoft and Google have supposedly increased costs by 10x, so perhaps they see layoffs as a way of offsetting those costs.
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I believe it is embedded in Chromium as well.
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Just an assumption here, I haven't really done my research. The main goal of most money-making websites is not about the features or products they offer, but mostly as a vessel to funnel money to the founders and sprinkle some of it to
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Interesting someone could downvote this question without at least giving a response.
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I used unit tests to validate what I got was what I was looking for, so it worked for my particular use case.
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by jzombie 4y ago
Going from local BBS content to global content seemed a bit magical I guess. It was really slow over my 2kbps dialup modem. Seemed like an infinite amount of exploring could be done even back then so I guess that was the drive to continue
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by jzombie 4y ago
I feel the same. If there's anything I wish I had done more, it probably would have been getting the 64GB version of the Studio instead of the 32GB. I run a lot of VMs on it, including a Mac VM that is used to run some GitHub Actions
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by jzombie 4y ago
As I'm in Nicaragua, the power quality isn't always the best here, plus I wanted a decent server where I could run basically any software I wanted to on. It's not a huge trade-off for me running it remotely. I primarily conne
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Tim Cook, I have a Mac obsession
2 points by jzombie 4y ago|6 comments
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It's great for writing regex.
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How does this differ from containers?
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There's other search engines, some of them open source. If Bing and Google got so bad that they couldn't perform actual searches for people, I'm sure some of the others would become more prominent.
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Actually, I am partially wrong. The case wraps the edge of the screen that curves, but the skin on my hand overlaps that and causes the touch. So, I don't know. Maybe add a bezel as well.
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by jzombie 4y ago
Lots of times when holding my curved Samsung phone with one hand, trying to scroll content, the phone mistakenly thinks the part of my hand touching the side of the screen is another finger, and zooms instead. I literally do not see the poi
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It used to be, not anymore. I wasn't aware of that when I started the thread.
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Was he kicked out or did he resign? I didn't realize that before, as I just looked it up, but there is a big difference between the two.
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Would love hear if people have opinions like, "Musk will ruin ChatGPT just like he ruined Twitter."
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by jzombie 4y ago
I thought it was partially owned by Musk, and everyone pretty much thinks that's a death sentence.
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Ask HN: Hate Musk but Love ChatGPT?
2 points by jzombie 4y ago|7 comments
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Perhaps you could start thinking of some common features or technology you might use in any of your projects, and work on building that aspect, and let the rest sort itself out.
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In my opinion, good music is multidimensional. Just like a 3D model is really only 2D on a screen, music can encompass so much more than what is heard on the surface level with no imagination.
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I am sure you've considered this but it seems that a PDF would work for a number of those features. One major benefit is that you could probably export your booklet to PDF without any changes at all.
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I absolutely agree with this opinion. Docker saves me the headache of having to manually reconfigure stuff when I want to spin it up on another machine. It's not perfect, but it's close enough.