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karolist
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ISKRA [1] in Ukraine still makes incandescent lights and there are places in EU that import them, but they have to be labeled as for non-home use only (factories, manufacturing etc.), but you can still buy them. 100w E27 light is around 50c
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I have a few Hue Iris that I love for mood lightning, surprisingly the CRI is supposedly very bad according to https://www.archyde.com/philips-hue-iris-test-a-designer-and...
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"I wish you weren't laid off but I wish that less than laying you off."
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4y ago
Full responsibility will be taken by the CEO.
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4y ago
me too, I love my 2019 Intel MBP, it keeps me warm in the evenings.
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I've been learning Elixir for the past few months for personal projects and it's been a delight. Happy to see the ecosystem growing. For those unaware, Elixir came 2nd as most loved language in StackOverflow developer survey last
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But they are. At the risk of getting into specifics, all electronics I buy here are cheaper than in surrounding EU countries, the 256 GB version iPhone 14 Pro is cheaper than 128 base model in the EU, the Ultra watch is 850 at Apple store S
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Sigh, I was sure 6a had 90Hz screen, I apologise, should have checked (probably kept thinking of regular 6, but that's more than 400 and a worse deal). You're likely right on your other statements as well, have a nice day.
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That's a valid point, I have no idea why it's marked obsolete so soon, although latest build is from this month as well. I stand corrected though.
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CPU doesn't matter, all the users do these days is consume content using native apps, what "heavy" web sites do you use on daily basis on your phone? I wasn't talking about specs at all, but it's nice to see iPhone
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A $350 Pixel 6a would be as fast for any tasks as any current iPhone and would feel faster due to really slow iOS animation and scroll speed. It would also have a better camera than any current iPhone according to mass consensus in MKBHD bl
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4y ago
Is the economy really bad now? US unemployment rate is lowest it has been since 1970, where I live the restaurants are full, roads are full of cars, planes are full of people, hotels are booked for events well in advance. What exactly is ba
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In current state Nvidia has no competition, and you buy AMD only because you hate Nvidia, not because it's better. I had tons of AMD cards my first being ATI 9000 but if you want to do more than game the hassle is not worth it. My last
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4y ago
You can score 3090 for 800-900 used, with 24GB VRAM it's superb value
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I switched from Pixel to iPhone and lasted a week, the keyboard, among many things - was a real deal breaker. MS SwiftKey is a notch better than the rest (even GBoard) on iPhones, but nothing holds a candle to just typing on a stock Pixel&#
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If you wish to not run mystery binaries, you must first invent the universe.
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Go was created as a simple to pickup language to write fast to run and compile (!), memorysafe and typesafe, easily paralelized code with formatter enforcing consistent style from the get go, free from outside idioms which would possibly ne
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I'm not the author, but the author has an article on this, previously discussed on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32384016
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Rendering the SVG tiger at 2ms/frame on the iPad
(twitter.com)
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I remember spending days to compile KDE fbsd port on Pentium 4, nobody sane should be running Gentoo or any from source rolling release OS on sub-optimal hardware.
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Running Gentoo on 9900KS and 980 Pro SSD with 64GB of memory, kernel compiles in about 8 minutes, the longest project to build I've seen is Chromium and QT Web Engine at ~120m. It's OK but I'm tempted by the new Ryzen CPUs.
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This is my all time favorite game. Every few months I remember to look if they've announced KCD2 yet.
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Because growth is prioritized over profit in hopes of an exit. Built for exit startup economy.
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How did you find P50? I've just bought one for a personal machine. I've had X220 (too slow and resolution was shite for 2018), W530, very hot but potentially still good, gave that one away. Now have P16G4 for work, happy in genera
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I'm using vimium in Chrome for a few weeks. So far my biggest problem with it is pages that capture the cursor and I end up typing movement commands in some random form/gdoc. Also tabs with pages that have it disabled (gmail, gith
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Car tire sizes are designed for specific wheel sizes (diameter and width), which in turn are manufactured on criteria such as arch sizes, break disc and caliper clearance requirements, engine power, steering mechanism and suspension setup (
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Thank you very much for all the links and detailed answer, I wish you all the best with this product and business.
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This looks really nice and I think I'll try it soon in my home server. Out of interest, do you have some blog posts on the "how it's made" side of things? I see some toml files for configuration so that would point to co
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Gentoo, i3, polybar, alacritty, nvim, wallpaper set and a bunch of custom scripts and key mappings I can take with my dotfiles to any new install in minutes and feel at home right away is my definition of comfy software these days
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Fast cubic Bézier curve offsetting
(gasiulis.name)
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