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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I don’t have experience but I have heard of winelib which is a library implementing Win32 APIs. I suppose you don’t compile your code as PE executable, but compile to Linux natively while dynamically linking to winelib.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I’ve always installed both wine and wine-32bit on Linux. Does this mean I can now delete wine-32bit after this?
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
But if you do that, you'll also find it easy to write plain JS without any libraries or frameworks. document.querySelectorAll is just slightly more verbose than $(). I have personally done this: for simple web pages, I just eschew all
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
No that’s wrong. If I’m looking at a photograph, then 000000 should look like 000000 and FFFFFF should look like FFFFFF. Sure FFFFFF is just blown highlights but that’s the photographer’s intention. Maybe I’m the photographer and I’m develo
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
FFFFFF and 000000 are simply too much contrast for my eyes to read comfortably regardless of which is background and which is text. I prefer a background of ECECEC with text being 333333 if I’m in light mode, or the other way around in dark
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
That’s on every operating system.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
Same resolution as Apple’s 6K panel.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
B&H has same-day pickup in New York.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
Same! My employer offered a choice of 32-inch and 40-inch monitors. I “upgraded” from 32 to 40 but I regretted it. I just don’t make use of the extra horizontal space effectively.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
If you just want 32 inches @ 6K there are cheaper options around, such as the ASUS ProArt PA32QCV: https://www.asus.com/us/displays-desktops/monitors/proart/pr... ASUS is a more well known brand. It does
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I think “atomic” implies something more than just “once” because for atomic we customarily consider the memory order with that memory access, but “once” just implies reading and writing exactly once. Neither are good names because the kerne
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
It totally is. I don’t remember where I heard it from but there’s a saying that all poverty is energy poverty. Not enough food for your citizens? That’s because you don’t have enough energy to run the Haber Bosch process for fertilizer prod
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
Privacy reasons. You don’t want a VC funded startup to know your contact list and your location (because hanging out in real life requires physical proximity).
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I find it the other way around. I remember vividly that the textbook I was using for proving Gödel's first incompleteness theorem was insufferable and dense. Wikipedia gave a nice and more easily understood proof sketch. Pedagogically
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
The 8-10kW isn’t a big deal anymore given the prevalence of electric vehicles and charging them at home. A decade ago very few homes have this kind of hookup. Now it’s reasonably common, and if not, electricians wouldn’t bat an eye on insta
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I just have a different threshold. If it cost $100 or more I’ll hang dry. Otherwise it gets into the dryer.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I was actually spoiled by the fact that self-assembled furniture typically does not require any power tools. Then I bought a bike rack and was disappointed that the first step required a drill.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I had a fascination with 100% cotton clothing about ten years ago. These days I don’t. I’m working out a lot more and I care more about quick-drying and moisture-wicking fabrics. I suppose I’m a victim of the athleisure trend where athletic
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
Indeed. The capitalization and punctuation inconsistencies are a huge turn off. My instinct was that people behind the software don’t have attention to detail.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
What breaks in 11 years? Solar panels and batteries both last longer than that. As for your other point of becoming obsolete, why care about chasing latest fads for home appliances.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
They have no commutes. They both work from home. I don’t even understand why they need two cars for that.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
Yeah but they both work from home. The biggest reason for putting mileage on the car, commuting, is now out.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
You just need an air source heat pump water heater and install the water heater next right to the outdoor unit for the HVAC.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
Good analysis. And kudos to the author for saving money. But still 21.6MWh per year excluding solar production seems too high for a household. I use electric heating and drive an electric vehicle, and my household annual energy consumption
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I use and like PhotoSync but I thought it doesn’t export unmodified originals but your edited versions. Personally I like this behavior better but that might not be what you want? I’m not sure Apple allows any third party app to access the
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
That’s not true. On any Mac or iPhone you can choose the iCloud Photo Library storage option to download all instead of letting the system optimize the storage. And if you turn off iCloud Photo Library, it will also try to download it all.
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
> How could it realistically work any other way? Well for one, what if universities like Harvard publish clear and transparent criteria for their students? For example it could say that the minimum required SAT score is 1580, and student
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
> Colleges should be prioritizing strong students I agree with this, but I think you didn’t get the point. The point is, the way we measure strength has to be considered in light of the environment. If a student is in a high school where
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
> The opaqueness of the whole process is what I find most objectionable. I also find that objectionable. However, recalling my own college admission process, I think we have collectively determined that this opaqueness is basically worki
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by kccqzy 10mo ago
I was already using flexbox ten years ago. And if the goal was pixel-perfect layout, I could do that twenty years ago using `position: absolute`. I would instead characterize the recent developments in CSS as enabling good layout even when

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