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by krautsourced 10y ago
That was my second thought as well (after really liking the idea of it). Is there any info on that?
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by krautsourced 10y ago
Slightly unfortunate naming choice maybe, considering the Tidal music streaming service?
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by krautsourced 10y ago
Also one the most expensive places in Berlin to live, btw.
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by krautsourced 10y ago
You're forgetting that the avg income in most major German cities that are not Berlin is higher than there. Living costs in Berlin have gone up massively over the last few years, income however has not changed at all. Having worked as
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by krautsourced 10y ago
As I understand their post they are currently developing for both, so dropping one shouldn't be _that_ bad.
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by krautsourced 10y ago
That took two clicks to disable. Hardly makes the entire OS bad. If I had anything to complain about Win 10 it's that they still haven't properly unified the control panels.
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by krautsourced 10y ago
For those doubting the usefulness of these rigs, I can say that for GPU rendering numerous of these are in use by small sized studios and freelancers. The bottleneck of the slow PCIe connection is nothing compared to the render times per fr
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by krautsourced 10y ago
Usually in these cases, these kind of company politics trickle down from the top, so it's unlikely the CEO does not know or has any interest in intervening. All the companies I worked at that had weird or toxic environments showed that
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by krautsourced 10y ago
Another great thing is, they offer a lot of binary releases, especially for ARM platforms, so it works out of the box on e.g. Synology NAS (the Marvell based ones).
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by krautsourced 10y ago
I wonder if the naming isn't a bit unfortunate, seeing that Maya is one of the major 3d packages out there and googling for Maya and Python will almost always lead there (also, not sure whether Autodesk might object...)
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by krautsourced 10y ago
This may sound (and probably is) quite superficial, but I am immediately put off by any language that uses syntax like this: foldr' (+) :: Num t1 => t1 -> [t1] -> t1 Why? Because of things like => and -> are just a pain
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by krautsourced 10y ago
It's not about inflation, since inflation is actually good for you if you're in debt (as your debt is not adjusted to the inflation, your debt is effectively shrinking by the inflation). People are still buying and building houses
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by krautsourced 10y ago
What's recommended is not posting anything you absolutely need to be secure through some instant messaging app...
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by krautsourced 10y ago
You are of course aware that what you are listening has already been tweaked, knob-turned and filtered by the recording studio, sound engineers, artists and whoever else was involved. In the end music is subjective. It sounds different and
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by krautsourced 10y ago
This should get way more publicity than it does. It's absolutely insane to prevent this sort of investigation from being efficient by law.
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by krautsourced 10y ago
I really liked Gitlab when last I tried it, but in the end I went with https://gogs.io/ instead. For a small-ish team this felt like the most straight forward self-hosted solution. Still missing LFS though, which sucks, but
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by krautsourced 10y ago
How is that a dick move? It's open sourced development that gives you better support if you plan to develop for their platform. They did the same for Unity with their VS/VSCode integrations etc. There was nothing negative about th
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by krautsourced 10y ago
Nope. Me too.
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by krautsourced 10y ago
Well there's also special code that caters for Android and Apple store development, so why not also Windows store. As long as there is choice, there's no problem. If the MS fork were to disallow any other target platform, that wou
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by krautsourced 10y ago
I've found some help visiting an Osteopath, but that's because mine seems to be at least somewhat related to the neck/jaw muscles or around that area. He showed me some relaxing and general exercises that do help a bit. But i
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by krautsourced 10y ago
I can confirm that for mine as well. If I move my jaw forward, I can hear a very clear high pitched noise, relatively loud too. Even when my regular tinnitus is barely or not at all audible. Stretching the neck and jaw muscles can sometimes
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by krautsourced 10y ago
I'm sorry but this... madness. Referring to return codes, which are completely arbitrary in nature, as being intuitive and thus, 0 as true being intuitive, feels like a complete logic breakdown. Yes, if this language were to exist in a
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by krautsourced 10y ago
Ugh. I'm all for modernizing msdn, but those mouse-over comment bubbles cause a the text underneath to shift - that's just really, really annoying. Mousing over the text causes everything to jump around. Also, the marked-text cont
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by krautsourced 10y ago
Really nice article here, btw: http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/aams/hd_aams.htm
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by krautsourced 10y ago
If I'm not mistaken plate armour wasn't all that great against blunt weapons though, since it probably does not distribute the impact very well. Whereas I'd suspect this kevlar armour to basically swallow those punches over a
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by krautsourced 10y ago
You should. It's really quite different (and starts up faster and has, at least on my machines) barely any lag.
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by krautsourced 11y ago
This is great news, Gitlab really is coming along very, very fast. Does it say anything about where the sites are going to be hosted? Are they using AWS underneath or something? It's curious timing since literally just the other day I
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by krautsourced 11y ago
It should however also be noted that the people who rate stuff on IMDB or Rotten Tomatoes (namely, people who go on the Internet to look at movie reviews, discuss, rate etc.) are also probably most of the target audience for streaming servi
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by krautsourced 11y ago
Sociomantic is using it for their systems, https://www.sociomantic.com/jobs/d-software-developer/
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by krautsourced 11y ago
There should be virtually no overhead from decompression, since, if I understand this correctly, there isn't any actual compression going on in the sense of e.g. ZIP etc. It's just a matter of lossy data reduction, by e.g decreasi

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