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Lucky you? Usually it's my bluetooth adapter, or my AMD graphics card, or my thunderbolt, or my 4 button mouse... or.. or... the list goes on and on. For a normal experience yeah it generally could work out of the box if I just want ch
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I wonder how Beat Saber fairs... I'm being dead serious. Since the gyms have closed it's become my new passion and i love it.
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I work in aviation. Maintenance FAA regulation tracking. Aside from all the great points about safety some things to note A lot of people here seem to forget that for the miles and hours in flight versus the costs of AC/upkeep are VERY
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I can only say what I know doesn't work. Powerpoints lunch-n-learns and confluence pages. Whatever it is it has to be there front and center with the day to day work. Enforcing good commit descriptions, a code review process where a pr
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I think the hardware phone market was just too competitive. While I was hopeful they would make some awesome stuff. It's obvious when you're playing with the giants of industries (Samsung, Apple) unless you have a super huge value
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Fail fast, fail often doesn't work when your life is on the line. I'm sure Tesla did a good job testing but this is one of those things where the world simply is hard to work out what happened. Mind you that the self driving car i
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7y ago
The invention of speech or is that to 'old'
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I think they run slower the hotter or colder it is outside.
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How many years was it where bridges were made only out of wood? I feel engineers before us had the foresight to see the possibilities but lacked the tools and understanding. I fear only when people realized the economy needed to support lar
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Everyone forgets the spiritual cost that it takes on the meat to make silicon think. Does it suck? Certainly not. Could it be better yes. That's why we're here. Right now though the human can barely interpret things less than 1&#x
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I used to work in media in the early 2000s. Some newspapers still do pretty good journalism. TV stations though are all but gutted. General managers and publishers used to be able to stay afloat purely on national advertising. But when cabl
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Still wish it had a touch screen. The physical escape key is nice. The fact I can hackintosh a touch screen dell xps to see if my app's gestures work etc is just so crazy why they won't give in.
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7y ago
+1 million times this. Seems like everywhere I work with are concerned about google size data problems when the apps I'm working on are at best 1000 concurrent users...
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7y ago
Not marriage per se but mutual union of people ordained by the court system protects children. Truly single parents have the hardest time. Help a woman have a pregnancy with no father on the birth cerficate you'll understand what I mea
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I've tried this though. The tools are just essential though :/ Figma in the browser is great for most things but you can't draw well in it. Inkscape takes extra effort. But animating svg for out put or making high rez images
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I just use a laptop. I meet with people in person all the time in my consulting. Change things in front of them literally on the fly.
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I just changed to a dell XPS 15. I love the nvidia discreet GPU and it's keyboard and trackpad are pretty nice. And having a escape key.
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I'm seriously thinking about it. I'm just addicted to creative cloud for stuff. Anyone know how to get it working with after effects and adobe xd?
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7y ago
Well first things first kids need legal protection and a system needs something in place to account for them.
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7y ago
They don't talk to me because to them I was begging for money.
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It can get ugly. I did a gofundme to raise money for my daughter's stem cell treatment. Half my extended family doesn't talk to me anymore. I'm sorry I was short 20k in savings and couldn't figure it out on my own guys b
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Working on 20+ years of bandaids on an MFC C++ ERP Application with no documentation and some crazy ass shit going on. The goal make it a 'web app'... The corporate office is constantly waging political fights between management.
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Efficiency does not mean you're going faster though. My point still stands. Multi-core processors can invariably let us do more. I get it - valid point. But we're not doing more. We're just cruising along at the same speed I
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Likes have turned into emperor new clothes for content. Chocolate cake while cool everyone will like it. Me sharing my dog is missing or I have a garage sale gives actual value to the platform.
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7y ago
Now with Alexa in full force I really wish Amazon would try their hand at a phone again. Phones are just so blah lately. We need someone to shake it up.
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It's amazing and all I get it. But let's not stop helping people because we think technology will always do it's job. I can see in time people will say they didn't stop to help because they thought his car, watch, phone
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I really think we're talking about things the wrong way. The argument shouldn't be slower/more expensive. Use the right tool for the right job. If it's simple REST don't use serverless. It's CPU bound stuff lik
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Now if only programming multi-core work could catch up to this hardware. Honestly chips with more cores is starting to sound like cars with more wheels or I guess more valves lately. Doesn't matter the horsepower the speed limit is the
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There is also evidence due to higher concentrations of CO2. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6104417/ Essentially there's around the same mineral content it's just the vegetables are als
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Thee Fry's in Austin is empty. Rumor has it that haven't paid rent for awhile too. I really want them to succeed. So much of my interest in electronics and computing started there staring at components.
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