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7mo ago
USB-C PD has far lower wattage than the wall outlet anywhere in the world. Now I want someone to build a kettle that accepts a J1772 connection (for charging electric vehicles). That’s nowadays more common than any 240V NEMA outlets.
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7mo ago
My completely unremarkable microwave is rated at 1800W whereas my unremarkable electric kettle is rated at 1200W.
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7mo ago
> Incredibly impressed at the steady hands I’m an amateur photographer and I’m actually incredibly impressed at how good the optical image stabilization tech is these days even in entry-level cameras. I wouldn’t hesitate to use 1/
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7mo ago
The article says, > The money is mainly to pay for essentials and to provide bridge loans so families can pay basic living expenses while they wait for the government to reimburse them, which can take months, she said. So it is clear tha
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7mo ago
A lot because to the compiler a no-op macro is the same as not having the macro in the same place so it won’t catch cases where you should use the macro but didn’t. Then you just give yourself a false sense of security unless you actually t
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7mo ago
When you use Concurrently you are implying that you want things to happen concurrently and you don’t care about effect ordering. You leave the effect ordering to the GHC runtime in how it schedules these green threads. Using do notation her
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7mo ago
An analogy is that in Python someone declared a function def foo(bar, baz, womp): There is a discussion on whether you should call it like foo(1, 2, 3) Or like foo(bar=1, baz=2, womp=3) Coding style discussions t
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7mo ago
That’s only true when you use the IO monad as an Applicative. It’s not true if you use for example the Concurrently type from the async package (which is quite wonderful btw). The ApplicativeDo language extension makes it possible for you t
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7mo ago
In the Steve Jobs era (there was a very short overlap between the introduction of the iPad and the death of him) my local school did actually use iPads to replace books. It was fine. Students liked using features like search. What mattered
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I personally think of the distinction as whether the name is important. In Applicative style you apply the arguments to the constructor in order. In do notation you give names to the intermediate pieces. If the names are important enough to
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7mo ago
I use Tailscale from the App Store. To allow SSH access I simply turn on the Apple-preinstalled SSH daemon.
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7mo ago
I don’t work at the fruit co but since you asked for speculations. Mine: the fruit co designers are still designing a nice interface to show the overflow, because they obviously think that the Windows tray overflow looked inelegant and are
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7mo ago
This is just a mismatch between nominal typing and structural typing. Protobuf is basically structural typing. You can serialize a message defined with one schema and deserialize the result to a message with a different schema if the two sc
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7mo ago
I am on a mobile device and I consistently find that my finger is not precise enough to draw a path; it kept complaining about path “not quite right” where my path just touched the wall a little bit. And when my finger literally obscures th
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7mo ago
That’s not at all my experience. I remember back in the college days every single company on campus was willing to interview students in fall knowing that they would graduate next summer. That’s at least 9 or 10 months of waiting. Because i
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7mo ago
Consolas at least looks like a serious type face. This one has letterforms so rounded that it screams playful without any seriousness.
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7mo ago
I don’t like it. It looks amateurish in the same way Comic Sans looks to me. I suppose you’d love this if you also enjoy Comic Sans.
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7mo ago
This is not a mechanism to protect startups. This is a mechanism to protect the flow of ideas, whether the ideas are flowing from a big company to a startup or vice versa. Workers who find a big company bureaucratic should be able to launch
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7mo ago
It just means your start date is delayed. No different from interviewing a student whose graduation date is a year away or interviewing a foreigner who might require a few months of paperwork to get a work visa.
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7mo ago
Things like char32_t, std::u32string for storing UTF-32 characters.
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> Process monitoring at 0.1-second intervals found zero git processes around reset times. I don’t think this is a valid way of checking for spawned processes. Git commands are fast. 0.1-second intervals are not enough. I would replace th
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7mo ago
My ISPs change the /64 more often. So I use the ULA a lot more often. My router runs its own DNS server and then it advertises this DNS server using a ULA address.
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7mo ago
He simply wanted a quick strike, not a war. He thought Iran would capitulate and not take any actions after the strike. His thinking did not even change. Just read this 2021 article about preventing Trump from starting a war with Iran: htt
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7mo ago
Still not my style though. When you close a window, all windows to the right of it in the taskbar get moved leftwards. This breaks spatial memory.
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7mo ago
My company simply bans Claude code for all non-technical users. They can only use the chatbot from the web UI.
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I hate maximized windows. I like it when my windows are not maximized but I usually do have significant overlap between windows. Then I switch between windows based on the sliver of window that’s visible even when other windows are in focus
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And the type system does not tell you if you need to call free on this char* when you’re done with it.
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In “evil communist China” people don’t own the land on which their homes are built. The government owns all land and a person only purchases usage rights for this land that last a certain number of years together with the ownership right of
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7mo ago
I don’t think so. They need to have the policy of terminating accounts and actually terminate a subset of them. They just can’t be held liable for not terminating all of them.
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7mo ago
And you waste lawyer fees just to see your petition for the writ of certiorari denied. Most petitions are denied.
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