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by karolist 3y ago
I call BS on the FAANG statement. I work at FAANG and 80% SWEs use MBPs, actually if we go by literal meaning of FAANG company list, they do not even focus on desktop software and are mostly web companies and the tooling is all backend wher
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by karolist 3y ago
I have no idea what you said, could you perhaps elaborate on some sample ideas this tool helped you and what is the 8K token limit and why was it limiting you? Does that 8K limit, limit your context length, i.e. history you have per chat th
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by karolist 3y ago
This is the way, portable machine should have a good battery life, good screen and good keyboard for me, everything else gets done on a remote, network connected machine with gobs of RAM and Linux.
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by karolist 3y ago
It's not an issue even if you say it is. Takes 1 minute to setup brew on a fresh Mac, third party or not who cares when it's open source, apt is also open-source and in the same sense a third party someone develops, you just get t
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by karolist 3y ago
Plenty of hotels I've been throughout Europe uses them, it's also easy to spot in the room pictures before booking usually. The most pleasant system I've tried is Grohe Smartcontrol which I've promptly installed in my ho
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by karolist 3y ago
Is there any chance SQLite will sometime work stored under CIFS/SMB shares? I wanted to store all my container /config directories under NAS but can't with the ones using SQLite.
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by karolist 3y ago
Ah I miss the lit up Apple logo.
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by karolist 3y ago
2019 16" no longer used the butterfly keyboard, they have a physical Esc key and something Apple called "magic keyboard", really a scissor based mechanism that's really pleasant to type on and doesn't stop working w
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by karolist 3y ago
I love responses like this, we should think hard first why NOT to upgrade, instead of doing reverse.
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by karolist 3y ago
2019 16"cher here too. These are great machines just eclipsed by all the Apple silicon hype. Yes they suck comparing to performance, power use and heat to Apple silicon, they're still amazing x86 laptops compared to whatever other
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by karolist 3y ago
Depends on what they're doing with the machine. For casual use, Intel is perfectly fine and you do get some x86 benefits too. I have M1 Pro for work, personal M2 mac mini and typing this on 16" Intel MBP, watched the presentation
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by karolist 3y ago
The compelling part is perfect 2x scaling at "retina" PPI, I've gone through 34", 49" ultrawides and then M28U (4K 144Hz with built-in KVM) to finally conclude there's no alternative if you want really really n
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by karolist 3y ago
Literally set up Studio Display yesterday, if they do announce an update with ProMotion I think I'll return it, as nice as it is...
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by karolist 3y ago
I waited for years till they drop the butterfly keyboards, they announced the first 16" MBP with new style keyboard and physical ESC key and I jumped on it, knowing full well about all the Apple Silicon rumours. In the end I don't
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by karolist 3y ago
Wow, very nice, I didn't know. Thanks for this feedback!
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by karolist 3y ago
To capture any 4K ProRes footage with 128GB 15 Pro you need an external drive, this is presumably because 128GB model has a single memory chip and data write speeds are insufficient.
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by karolist 3y ago
To those who might not be aware: Wine originally stood for "Wine is not an emulator", a recursive acronym that were popular in the geek culture a few decades ago. Same for KDE Desktop Environment and GNU's not Unix.
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by karolist 3y ago
Another happy HL-L2350DW user. So happy in fact, I've bought one for my mom and one for her aunt and they too have zero issues and I've never had to hear about it again after setting it up. This is how printers should be.
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by karolist 3y ago
I've had all Pixel phones up to and including the 6 Pro, finally gave up due to various issues and am super happy with 13 mini + watch ultra combo. I don't depend on my phone that much anymore and mini model size is perfect for po
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by karolist 3y ago
Not everyone lives on the same upgrade cycle, you can, but you're not supposed to change your phone every year. With iPhone 15, the majority of people upgrading would be 12 and older device owners.
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by karolist 3y ago
I've got a Quadlock for my Audi and I'm returning it, disconnects often.
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by karolist 3y ago
Isn't gradient banding a result of 8bit color depth?
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by karolist 3y ago
it doesn't work great, elements are comically too big on 32" 4K or just too big on 27" 4K, you need to scale it to 1080p but then it's too small. MacOS is made for 5K 27" monitors for high DPI (Retina) resolutions o
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by karolist 3y ago
What product was your startup building, how did having a fancy QR designer benefited your product? Was QR designer the product? Why did it fail and what are your plans next?
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by karolist 3y ago
You are free to live closer if you want to work there, not saying it's right or wrong, just not the 40 hour constant you bring up.
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by karolist 4y ago
I have listened to random YouTube content and podcasts to fall asleep for years now. When I live alone I simply use a tablet or phone, with screen facing down before YT Premium, now with the screen simply off. If someone is sleeping in the
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by karolist 4y ago
I loved my N54 dearly, HPFP is a consumable item there though (30-50k miles), I'd change that as a precaution, especially if your car is tuned.
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by karolist 4y ago
which engine is that? I had an N54 335 for 5 years too, even E36 era BMWs have vastly superior error logging compared to JDM from that vintage. I hope you find your issue, but if it defeated dealerships it sounds troublesome. Log some live
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by karolist 4y ago
My father (a professional auto mechanic) took about 6 months to find a random engine shutoff during harder cornering in his Toyota, the culprit was a damaged inner insulation layer for a few wires within the wrapped wiring harness for the E
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by karolist 4y ago
How do I find/identify these remaining CMR models?

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