kibibu

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by kibibu 3y ago
To me, the order of magnitude suggests that the select function used in the first version did UI updates for each occurence, which the new version deferred and did only once.
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by kibibu 3y ago
Trevor Noah doesn't understand "punching up"
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by kibibu 3y ago
Bun doesn't use V8, so there are other performance differences there
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by kibibu 3y ago
Early OSX had fewer guard rails, up to about Snow Leopard
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by kibibu 3y ago
That is about the strongest anti-recommendation you could have possibly made for me.
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by kibibu 3y ago
Is the original a critique of utilitarianism as an ethical framework?
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by kibibu 3y ago
> Spotify pay artists the least of the streaming services per track Citation? Every source I can find shows Spotify pays less than Tidal, Apple, but more that YouTube, Pandora, and Deezer... with the caveat that you need 1000 streams bef
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by kibibu 3y ago
It's not 50 red and 50 green. There are 100 total balls, but you don't know how many are red or green. The number of reds is drawn from a uniform distribution, meaning the urn is equally likely to contain 1, 10, 55, or 99 red ball
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by kibibu 3y ago
You're absolutely correct. Apple pushes AppleID much harder than MS pushes accounts.
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by kibibu 3y ago
From the article: > In the interim, scientists had discovered that that type of hormone treatment they got could unwittingly transfer bits of protein into recipients’ brains. In some cases, it had induced a fatal brain disease called Cre
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by kibibu 3y ago
Easy mistake to make, but architects design building.
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by kibibu 3y ago
I'm not a lawyer or even from the US, but is it in the power of small claims to impose a 100m fine??
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by kibibu 3y ago
I suggest you read the comment I was replying to
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by kibibu 3y ago
Not true, all the mac operating systems before OSX were flaming bags of dog shit. Win 2000 was significantly better than any of them
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by kibibu 3y ago
> an upgrade ... bricking the car That this is even plausible should be cause for concern.
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by kibibu 3y ago
I bought a brother laser printer last year, and it bricked itself when using third party ink. I have a printer shaped paperweight. Solutions offered online are to use a knife to extract the chip from a genuine cartridge to stick on the new
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by kibibu 3y ago
You think they came up with the long name and THEN were astonished to discover that it spells "PATRIOT"?
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by kibibu 3y ago
Absolutely. It no longer appears to make any effort to avoid playing me the same set of songs in every algorithmic playlist. I can choose pretty much any "song radio" and the same set of artists shows up. I mean, I like Alice in C
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by kibibu 3y ago
Kinda guy to watch Squid Game and completely and utterly miss the point. But then so did Netflix so who knows.
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by kibibu 3y ago
I imagine that company is in an interesting position related to trademark
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by kibibu 3y ago
This is a new level of bending to Apple's inadequacies. How about Apple figure out that streets with different but similar names exist? Or store "home" as a coordinate instead of an address?
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by kibibu 3y ago
Mip mapping was originally developed neither for bandwidth nor memory reasons, but for texture filtering.
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by kibibu 3y ago
Wait, it wasn't in Source 2? What a weird name Edit: s&box is a Source 2 follow up for Garry's Mod
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by kibibu 3y ago
Well, yeah. Unless things have changed, the stb image library is explicitly not for parsing arbitrary image files. > Primarily of interest to game developers and other people who can avoid problematic images and only need the trivial int
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by kibibu 3y ago
Just FYI it's a "brake" light, not a break light
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by kibibu 3y ago
The deep coder example doesn't appear to actually be doing what the comments or the article say it does. It appears no better than the mixtral example that it's supposedly an improvement on.
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by kibibu 3y ago
Whether first priority is memory safety depends on a great many things about the software being created.
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by kibibu 3y ago
Hmm, there's a distinct change of opinion by andrewrk from the linked issue (2022) to now https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/12064 (July 2022): > Hope you don't mind I'm going to reopen t
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by kibibu 3y ago
Also lifelong musician and knew immediately what it meant. "The drop" is fundamentally different but not unrelated to a break - indeed typically it's after a break. ("break" and "breakbeat" are also over
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by kibibu 3y ago
Are you suggesting the 10MB of references were garbage? I don't understand what you mean.

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