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by klausa 10mo ago
So neither of the two things that were being asked for.
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by klausa 10mo ago
The supported version of DisplayPort in that TV is on par (-ish) with HDMI 2.0; and not enough for HDR 4k120; which is one of the selling points of HDMI2.1.
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by klausa 10mo ago
The complete list of TVs from major brands that do this is very easy to compile; here it is in its entirety:
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by klausa 10mo ago
My understanding is that the HDMI 2.1 port situation on TVs is, weirdly enough, a SoC limitation from a single vendor. Almost everyone (apart from... Samsung and LG, IIRC) is using MediaTek SoC for the brains for the TVs, and they just seem
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by klausa 11mo ago
What is it that you actually want me to do here? Just refuse to do my job because I think the tools suck?
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by klausa 11mo ago
I don’t make the purchasing decision for my employer, but I certainly have to deal with their fallout, so I’ll keep complaining if that’s okay with you.
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by klausa 11mo ago
The I/O blocks are similar, but very much not the same between the different Axy/Mz chips. They're different even between A19 Pro in an iPhone Air and the one in 17 Pros! The Air one doesn't support 10Gbps USB-C.
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by klausa 11mo ago
I've had multiple USB-C chargers broken like this. Now, admittedly, "being yanked by a robot vacuum and falling on the ground" is outside the design parameters for a port; but I absolutely had USB-C ports fail in a way that L
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by klausa 1y ago
This argument could be put in a museum as a perfect illustration of the "Perfect is the enemy of good" maxim. Would just relying on the information from your employers cover all possible edge-cases? No. Would it dramatically simpl
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by klausa 1y ago
It looks and feels much better to many (but not all) people. I don't really know how you expect that to translate into a ROI point.
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by klausa 1y ago
I imagine your mouse still moves plenty though.
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by klausa 1y ago
You've been lucky in that the countries you've travelled to all stamped your passport. This gets much murkier in the EU, or being a non-citizen with Global Entry traveling to the US, etc. To get a driving license in Japan without
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by klausa 1y ago
The Command Line Tools doesn't include the iOS SDK; or a simulator; or any of the other tools required to get it deployed to actual device.
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by klausa 1y ago
The "other" part of Rosetta is having all system frameworks being also compiled for x86_64, and being supported running in this configuration.
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by klausa 1y ago
You need to turn in your polish passport for publicly saying that the advent is 25, not 24 days ;P
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by klausa 1y ago
The keyboard. Or any of the features in Photos.app that do classification on-device.
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by klausa 1y ago
I mistyped in the other post! But 120Gbps (with 40Gbps in the other direction at the same time) is still _very fast_.
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by klausa 1y ago
I wouldn't pay to be given any kind of work, but there are some aspects of my job that I find more or less 'fun'. Hunting bugs that people have given up on or have no ideas on how to tackle is near the top of that list.
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by klausa 1y ago
120GB/s is _really_ fast.
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by klausa 1y ago
Most importantly, you also need to find and enable the handwriting IME on your OS; which is... not a reasonable thing to ask of someone who doesn't actually type that language on a daily basis.
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by klausa 1y ago
We seem to have very different concepts of either what is "easy" or fine motor skills. I also find it rather difficult to point my phone at itself when trying to translate a word it's currently displaying; but maybe that&#x27
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by klausa 1y ago
Would you say any of these are "not that onerous" compared to copying the character? The argument here isn't that it's _impossible_ to do that with copying disabled, it's that it's _more annoying_. By providing
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by klausa 1y ago
Congratulations on being fluent in Hanzi, I guess, but that does not solve a problem for the vast majority of the users.
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by klausa 1y ago
I needed to translate a button on a Chinese website to buy a train ticket three days ago. How would you have me type it?
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by klausa 1y ago
> And I’m with you, I’d normally be incredibly skeptical of a substack post from an author I’ve never heard of before, who writes as egotistically as this. It's always funny to see comments like this; because there's always at
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by klausa 1y ago
"Purpose of your visit" in the context of a multi-entry visa with a ten year validity period, is a rather nebulous term. I don't really remember, it's been 10y since I last had to fill out a DS-160, but I don't thin
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by klausa 1y ago
Installing equipment, is, in fact, explicitly called out as allowed under B-1 visa by the State Department: https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/BusinessVisa%20Pu...
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by klausa 1y ago
They don't have "both", it's literally (usually) issued as single visa sticker whenever you apply for either. You seem to try to make a bigger distinction between B1 and B2 than the US government does.
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by klausa 1y ago
They're not very different visas; they're very often (always?) issued as B1/B2 visa.
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by klausa 1y ago
My B1/B2 visa literally says B1/B2 on it. I have stamps from the US border that literally say B1/B2 on them. If anything is undermining anyone's credibility here, it is not the article doing that.

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