kumarharsh

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by kumarharsh 6y ago
The founder of GIF said JIF, who are you to debate him?
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by kumarharsh 6y ago
Can we call it "sweat-year" or "work-year" please?
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
The XKCD what-if has done some calculations on what would happen if everybody jumped at the same time: https://what-if.xkcd.com/8/
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Why the US is losing its war against Huawei(asiatimes.com)
2 points by kumarharsh 7y ago|0 comments
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
It's nothing compared to Amul - a dairy behemoth in India which employs about 3.6 MILLION people. They brought in the "White Revolution" making India the largest milk producer in the world! https://en.m.wikipedia.o
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
Same happens in India with Ola/Uber
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
But the app was also being used to track the whereabouts of law enforcement officers, and the HK rioters have not exactly been peaceful. I'm not usually on Apple's side. Their holier-than-thou marketing speak, walled garden and cr
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
... or you can just carry a handkerchief with you.
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
And how do you suggest India "deals with it"? Because you've discarded creating more job opportunities as a viable solution.
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The world's smallest and oldest eyeball (2016)(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by kumarharsh 7y ago|0 comments
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
On Reddit, they had a benchmark for WSL1 vs WSL2 and it showed that the Single core perf of WSL2 was sometimes better than Windows (and even bare metal linux - how that happened I am not sure). The multi-core was not as good, but still bett
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
The WSL team knows about this issue and I think they hope to fix it before it ships in Windows stable.
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
Bookmarks have become even more first-class now - just swipe up from your address bar anytime. Try it now ( in the Firefox preview). Also, I feel the opposite regarding the address bar position - give it a few days, you'll absolutely l
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
Wow, this preview is incredibly good! I was not expecting such a good quality from a preview app (given how bad some of the other tries from Firefox have been on Android). And you know what absolutely clinches it for me? That you moved the
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
From my limited experience using it (while teaching an intern how to do web dev), the Dev Tools are horrible and byzantine for some use cases - seems like while Chrome super charged their Dev Tools after the blink fork, Safari's got st
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
Give the Firefox Containers a try - they are a far better experience than Chrome's profiles IMO. You can define multiple containers for different use cases or personas, and all the browsing and history and cookies from that persona sta
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
Why do you care what it's named? Set it as the default search engine, and just type your query in the address bar and you'll get the results. In fact whatever you typed in duckduckgo's search field can be typed directly in th
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How To Reset C by GE Light Bulbs(youtube.com)
2 points by kumarharsh 7y ago|0 comments
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
Microsoft has one. They even offer a primer course on Brilliant.org to teach this to inquisitive souls.
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
As far as I know, it's not possible to install these binary artifacts as of now, as they don't have any certificates with the msix package. You'd just get an error `error 0x800B0100: The app package must be digitally signed
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
It's the same with several Facebook projects.
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
I agree to those points, and really happy that 7-Zip still fits on a floppy (when the floppy itself is dead). The bloat is real, but it's not something specific to Windows. All three platforms, plus the web, have become bloated. But pi
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
And there is no gradient on the title bar. That's just the background showing through due to transparency (Acrylic in UWP/Fluent design lingo).
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
You're just talking about 'explorer.exe' being 5 mb? You're discounting the numerous DLLs which the explorer uses, or even other shared resources which are used system-wide. And 55 MB for a native app is paltry. Even the
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
The point is well made in the article, and I feel the same would happen with stories connected with India. Indian TV is such a clusteref k of bad content and lazy work that when the west would inevitably make a season on any of the countle
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
Wow, this looks really promising.
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
You know what's horrifying about the idea of "just fork Chrome"? Google can still hurt you by blocking your browser's access to their prime properties (YouTube, Gmail, Maps, etc). Just look at YouTube denying Chromium-ba
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
I'm not surprised, but it's very cheap game Google have started to play these days.
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
Data scientists have a hard time predicting the states and decision paths of a Neural Network! I doubt we'd even make a serious attempt at predicting reproduction for life in this millenium (or maybe ever!)
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by kumarharsh 7y ago
I was stunned by this revelation, but then I think back to all the other times Adobe has exhibited similar behaviour and it seems like they won't change. It's not like the CC suite is cheap either. To compare, Office 365 subscript

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