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by kozak 10y ago
A better comment would describe a test case that would allow to quickly confirm that the command can be removed when the compiler bug is fixed. Because otherwise it can be there for ages, because everyone will be afraid of touching the code
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by kozak 10y ago
I wonder how many people will get a seizure from that red-blue blinking rectangle in the video :( Upd: Downvoting this warning will only increase that number.
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by kozak 10y ago
Direct3D Retained Mode was removed with no backward compatibility option: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/969150/direct3d-ret...
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by kozak 10y ago
The big question is where is money in VR (except for entertainment).
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by kozak 10y ago
That's exactly the opportunity for startups: to create something that is quite like sitting next to someone.
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by kozak 10y ago
Just noticed yesterday that vinyl records started being sold in my local supermarket, alongside a disappearing variety of CD/DVD/Blu-Ray discs. What an interesting twist of history.
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by kozak 10y ago
There should be even more stories where data from fitness trackers is used, right?
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by kozak 10y ago
So that now you have to wait until Calculator starts?
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by kozak 10y ago
To me it looks like they have always wanted the simpler name, but were able to sort out the legal and trademark issues only now. Same for Apple, probably.
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by kozak 10y ago
So "I show you X" stands for "I see X on the instruments" (as opposed to just stating X as a fact)?
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by kozak 10y ago
Does the phrase "I'll show you" also have a predefined special meaning? He seems to repeat it quite often.
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by kozak 10y ago
Yep, a non-technical user will rather go buy a new computer than press Ctrl+F5.
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by kozak 10y ago
Some technical details to start the discussion, please.
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by kozak 10y ago
This is what worries me about the HTTP "Cache-Control: immutable" proposal. Immmutable caching should come with a reliable way to be sure that the content that is going to become immutable is not corrupted in the first place.
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by kozak 10y ago
It's interesting how we humans perceive these deaths as more or less abstract because we don't know exact personalities why suffered (or even their number). While if we knew all the horrible details about these young women and wha
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by kozak 10y ago
Good to see compatible implementations. Over time, we'll have something React-like as part of the web standards.
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by kozak 10y ago
Let's discuss the UX of the article: how is the user supposed to zoom the image it to actually see the house designs on the chart? I have a 4k monitor, and it's not enough at all. The site's built-in UI doesn't allow zoo
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by kozak 10y ago
A viable Firefox-based Electron alternative would be very welcome.
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by kozak 10y ago
Chrome is the new IE. Enterprise apps are being developer with the assumption that they will only even be run on Chrome, and become fragile because of that assumption. A recent example: someone has set up a race condition of timers that was
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by kozak 10y ago
Still not a problem: weigh the person together with her carry-on luggage.
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by kozak 10y ago
Just weigh them together with their luggage, so that no one knows how much does the person without the luggage weighs?
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by kozak 10y ago
Make a cheap ultrasound device for non-medical use, and let people use it at their own risk. This will still save many lives, especially in poor countries.
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by kozak 10y ago
You don't need to buy them anymore. Microsoft's one comes built in.
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by kozak 10y ago
Or maybe owning a home isn't as high a priority for you as it was for earlier generations? So high that you sacrifice a lot of other things, including living in a much more modest place than the one you are renting now?
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by kozak 10y ago
If you move too far, the movement becomes too hard to detect even by the fovea.
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by kozak 10y ago
I see the value of Mythbusters in being able to calibrate your perception to those aspects of real-life physics that you don't typically see in normal life. How does it look like when there is a gas explosion in a house? A hand grenade
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OpenProcurement: Open-source government procurement system from Ukraine(openprocurement.org)
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by kozak 10y ago
Simplicity is always a virtue.
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by kozak 10y ago
Did they work around the patent, or just decided that it wouldn't hold up in court?
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by kozak 10y ago
So this might be the reason why some mobile devices (like my ASUS TF700T tablet) degrade in performance so badly over time. Interesting.

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