kayson

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by kayson 3y ago
I know git is complex, and the UX is sometimes messy, but after really, really learning it (shoutout to the Github training folks), I've never had any problems that couldn't be solved. I understand the desire to simplify some thin
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I'm always a little skeptical of seeking alpha article by <name> covering a report by company owned/run by <name>. There's no information whatsoever about how these estimates were generated. I'm sure you coul
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I'm curious what peoples' experiences have been using modern react vs svelte vs whatever else is popular these days. I used react a while back for a dashboard mockup and was pretty happy with it. Something about svelte being a sup
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Your channel is among the best content on youtube, and I am very jealous you get to do this for a living. Do you have any sort of contingency plan for what happens if youtube/patreon is no longer sustainable as an income source?
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Do people really care about efficiency for plugged-in devices? There is the environmental factor, but there are people on 100% renewable a too...
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This is great news! I really like Debian as a docker host for self hosting since it doesn't have a lot of fluff. The old package versions do cause occasional problems though...
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Are there other laptops/chargers out there that support USB PD 3.1 EPR? Curious how those efficiencies compare.
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Thanks for the insight!
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If you're using electron... what's to stop someone from just modifying the client side JavaScript to circumvent the licensing?
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Yes but it's just way too expensive for her sales volume.
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My sister in law uses word press for her small online art store. It's... painful. I've had to help her fix a completely broken site at least a couple of times. It mostly seems to come down to the fact that if you want anything bey
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How would this be deployed? If you already have access to the users authorized-keys it seems like you'd have enough access to do many other, more damaging things.
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How/why is it that their copyright law allows them to literally make a copy but not scan and send it?
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This is a game that came out in 1999! More than 20 years later there have been two remakes, there's still a huge and healthy community and a thriving pro scene. And now someone is using relatively cutting edge image AI to mod the sprit
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It is very dense, and to be honest, not very clear. I've been in the industry since college and my eyes glazed over a little at the massive walls of text. There's a reason university-level courses are usually taught in a certain o
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It's not like the resistors are a component that is explicitly added. Every conductor has some resistance - the tiny wires that connect transistors together, the transistor itself, etc. Ideally, yes, you want those resistances to be as
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I've had the same experience. Especially when you're trying to daisy chain or use anything very high bandwidth. I've tried different cables too but the mating just isn't solid enough and small bumps kill the link.
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TIL about `ps awwfux`. Great way to remember it
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You're right that the resistance is where the heat is dissipated, but lowering the resistance does not actually change the amount of heat. Transistor switching can be modeled as a step input to an RC circuit [1]. If you integrate the p
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We've known about this for a long time. Everyone expected it to happen. There are some key upcoming technologies that have the potential to cause a step in scaling (CFETs, backside power delivery) but it's still not going to be an
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I figured I could use those acronyms since they were defined in the article
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I'm very curious to see the regular of this, but my hopes are not high. Foundries and fabless design companies are killing themselves over single digit percentage improvements in PPA. I can't see this doing much, though it will be
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In these very advanced manufacturing nodes, your choice of transistor dimensions are quantized and very limited (it used to be continuous). Customers generally get what they get, and have to do their best with what's available. With DT
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What is their policy? Full time in-office?
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It seems like there is enough competition in the printer market that this wouldn't be a thing. Are the margins so thin that all manufacturers depend on ink sales? Otherwise I don't understand why one wouldn't make universal i
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Couldn't tell from the repo: does it have power line glyphs? I suppose they could easily be patched in if not
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Not all that surprising, nor is it really special at all. It's probably blocked in most corporate environments as well (it is at Qualcomm) along with any other tool/site where people might be tempted to paste large chunks of compa
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Are they on by default?
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Is a fingerprint that much better? I certainly prefer it over FaceID, since my kid can't just hold the phone up to my face, but in a situation like this they could just put your finger on the sensor too...
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I don't think "pitch taste" is a good way of describing it. It's not about the pitch itself. It's about the timbre. Musicians wanted a brighter sound, which they could accomplish, for example, by tightening their st

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