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by koyote 4y ago
> Regained control of borders Can you elaborate on how that has changed since Brexit? The UK was never part of Schengen and African migrants are not EU-citizens so would not benefit from freedom of movement laws.
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by koyote 4y ago
Very novel implementation I would say! Is there any information on how the jxl_dec.js/wasm files are created? Is it an originally C++ decoder that was compiled into wasm with LLVM?
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by koyote 4y ago
I feel like there are just not many truly game changing use-cases for a voice-activated assistant. They only ever seem to be useful if you do not have free hands (e.g. cooking) which is why they are almost exclusively used as timers (at lea
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by koyote 4y ago
> Sure, but isn't private security and gated living (AKA security fences) becoming the norm in most of the middle-class suburbs in many other countries? Not anywhere I can think of in Europe or Australia. I can understand your point
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by koyote 4y ago
I might be misunderstanding, but how would stock awards work if the company is now private?
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by koyote 4y ago
I would say that good chunks are things that people who've had to work in high performance computing will know about or would be able to figure out. Having said that, this line is probably the most difficult part of figuring the whole
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by koyote 4y ago
Just out of curiosity, why did the software not always use the 'fast path'?
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by koyote 4y ago
Am I missing something or do all the blogs above mention mirrorless as the replacement for DSLR, not smartphones?
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by koyote 4y ago
Have you ever used VS/Resharper/Rider with C#? I don't understand how you can come to the conclusion that type checking is broken and the language is not toolable? Can you give an example of where Kotlin's tooling achiev
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by koyote 4y ago
None of this is true for somewhere like Tokyo, except for the 'harder or impossible to bring a lot of stuff on'. You could say many of the above for cars depending on the place (try driving through Jakarta for speed and reliabilit
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by koyote 4y ago
I always thought that this is how it already worked. That being said, the above can also be abused by creating a bunch of high rep accounts or opening up a black market of high rep accounts for sale. It's definitely a higher bar though
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by koyote 4y ago
I thought that was a very weird comment as well and your comment about it being like choosing between NYC and LA is spot on. I am also surprised there's no mention of train travel. I found this the best way to get to know a country and
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by koyote 4y ago
That was sort of my point. Microsoft _used_ to throw a lot more stuff at the wall and see what sticks (I am talking about 10-20 years ago). These days it seems like the effort is much more concentrated with buy-in from the whole organisatio
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by koyote 4y ago
Another reason could also be the fact that devs usually only ever run development builds of the software. So you end up dismissing slowness due to this ("I am sure this is faster when compiled in Release!"). I've made that mi
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by koyote 4y ago
To be fair, Microsoft had that problem long before Google had it, with different parts of the org going their own way, there's even that famous image comparing org structures ( https://i.insider.com/4e0b340dcadcbbdd35120
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by koyote 4y ago
- Stand on the right of escalators - Have your ticket/oyster/card ready BEFORE getting to the gates (and move to the side and out of the way if you need to take time to find it) - Move inside the carriages - Don't start conve
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by koyote 4y ago
I'm no entrepreneur but wouldn't a good way to solve this be to have two separate brands under the same platform? Patreon and Patreon Red or something, where one is adult content only and the other is not.
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by koyote 4y ago
Same here, it's actually very weird seeing the endless posts of users in places like reddit (and here now) complaining about things that just never happen on my phone. I've had Android phones since 1.5 and the pixel 6 has been fla
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by koyote 4y ago
I once had the pleasure of using the Microsoft C API for creating an HMAC: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/seccrypto/exa... They managed to mix both patterns into a ghastly 9 function call
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by koyote 4y ago
There's also the two OneNotes. I got quite confused the other day when the OneNote on my personal machine did not look like the one on my work machine. Turns out there's OneNote for Windows 10 and OneNote (which also runs on Windo
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by koyote 4y ago
> Have you seen how much standardized legwork is done with a backend framework like Rails and Django? How much easier that is to work with other developers because everyone is following known conventions? How is Django different from, sa
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by koyote 4y ago
The teleconferencing part (the 'hard' part) is actually very decent in my opinion. I've never had issues with calls, sharing video or sharing the screen, it just works. Features such as showing hand, breakout rooms and so on
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by koyote 4y ago
> If you're browsing the web version of Facebook, the banner to install their app links directly to an APK, not Google Play. Can you please show me how you managed to make this happen? I just browsed to Facebook and the top banner
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by koyote 4y ago
> but I worry that we end up in the situation where if you need to use a particular app, you can only get it from a third-party store that you don't trust I often hear this argument but Android has had third-party app-stores and &#x
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by koyote 4y ago
Are MX products incompatible with AirPods or is it the other way around? I own a bunch of MX Products and everything works just fine when I'm using any of my bluetooth audio devices (sony, creative, bose, plantronics).
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by koyote 4y ago
Do you have a source on PII including IP addresses?
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by koyote 4y ago
When you have long flights it's nice to have space to walk around the cabin, go to the back and have a drink etc. Also I feel like even if you are sitting the whole time, there's a difference in perception between sitting in a sma
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by koyote 4y ago
As someone that has only dabbled in Rust, the post reminds me of C++ and its mind-boggling templating system. Rust even seems to provide you with the multi-page compile errors. Is it really as bad, or does the post only highlight the misery
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by koyote 4y ago
> One pretty big one, if you're looking at homelab use, is that Proxmox is just Debian, so it's waaaay more likely to run on crap-tier commodity hardware That was my first (and last) hurdle when wanting to try out ESXi... I boo
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by koyote 4y ago
> Could you please elaborate? I think the way the US did it's COVID stimulus was outstanding and very close to the ideal way to actually address people's potential needs. The way the US tax system works meant that non-residents

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