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laserbeam
5y ago
Not yet. But honestly, the latest few updates have been great! Navigation between docs is much much better, pinch to zoom was a great addition, and screenshare is now better than on any eink tablet. In general, I haven't felt like I&#x
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laserbeam
5y ago
> It just renders the epub to pdf and then throw the pdf into the note-taking app. I found it weird at first... But then you realise you're supposed to be able to write on the pages any time. The moment you support general epub rend
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laserbeam
5y ago
I am not from a country who has npr, and i know little about its reputation. It looks like an article which could be mistaken as a pr stunt.
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laserbeam
5y ago
Well, the disappearance seems legit... https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/07/world/asia/china-whitney-...
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laserbeam
5y ago
Right. Has anyone here done a reasonable background check on the author, Desmond Shum, to verify this is not just a PR stunt? It is perfectly plausible that everything in the article is true... But if the kidnapping isn't real then I w
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laserbeam
5y ago
You still need to log into spotify to use any 3rd party app and none of the playback apis will work without a premium account. Apps like this one are for people with premium accounts.
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laserbeam
5y ago
"Chromium Embeded Framework". When people say Electron based they don't really care if it's using Electron or any other browser. It's still a browser. And it's therefore at least 100x slower than it could be.
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laserbeam
5y ago
Eh. Ish. They only support playback within a browser and have deprecated native playback support years ago. Also their ToS technically doesn't let you do a looot of things you may want. Like caching. Srsly, you're not allowed to c
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laserbeam
5y ago
This is abstract enough to be mostly useless, but concrete enough to piss off everyone who has had success using certain tools. Even the mechanical engineering argument has the counterexample of equivalent but differebt pieces of CAD softwa
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laserbeam
5y ago
Science definitely needs someone to build an obscure economy with cryptocoins and a system weaker than peer review at verifying truth. That system definitely needs to be modeled using some simple comments + up/down voting interface, si
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laserbeam
5y ago
Science itself is already decentralized. Tons of universities charting their own path. Inventivizing reproducability has nothing to do with decentralization. Those things are orthogonal. Anyone can technically start their own journal as wel
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laserbeam
6y ago
Indeed, regarding portability moew was definitely made with gamedev in mind, without concern for portability.
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laserbeam
6y ago
Meow hash claims 3-4x faster hashing over this, still passes smhasher, and is a few years old. https://mollyrocket.com/meowhash And there are a bunch of other good suggestions here in the comments looking at around the same
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laserbeam
6y ago
My point was not that it was a good movie, but it matched the expected hype. Even though it delivered more fan service than a great story/villain. I count that as a win in terms of "did it live up to the hype" department. It&
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laserbeam
6y ago
Best writing experience of all tablets out there. OCR is pretty good for xoncerting wrotong. The quality of the output is pretty noisy and lackluster in terms of sketching. Beautiful as a notebook. Lackluster if you want it as an artist and
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laserbeam
6y ago
Was there hype for this? As far as I remember this only turned out to be impressive after reviews started rolling in. (not contesting thr experience itself, I just don't remember the pre-release hype)
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laserbeam
6y ago
I'd say Avengers: Endgame lived up to the decade of hype, which is no small feat. LotR sequels probably had a lot of hype prior to release. The latest God of War had a great release afaik. To be honest, it's hard to remember which
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laserbeam
6y ago
But only after reading this glorious and funny article about using ETW for logging thread context switches. https://caseymuratori.com/blog_0025
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6y ago
The assumption is a pretty important aspect. Everyone agrees healthcare workers + a few other groups should be among the first to benefit from covid immunity. But that's what, 5-10% of the population? There will be waiting lines for th
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laserbeam
6y ago
Indeed, I've got dear imgui working like that and it's the performance is miles above any retained gui. Dear imgui however it is not designed with this in mind. You run into a some issues with timing, handling release events and a
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laserbeam
6y ago
Looks cool from a distance, and looks more user friendly than most! However any modern editor which doesn't support multiple cursors (be it terminal or gui) is missing the start line of the race these days.
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laserbeam
6y ago
You're not forced to. You get a bunch of different tools in any platform with different degrees of curation. In spotify the most automated ones are Discover Weekly, radios for any track/artist, and daily mixes. You also get playli
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laserbeam
6y ago
There's a pretty good usecase which I highly doubt will ever be implemented: copy/paste between applications. I don't think this will ever happen, but having a human readable plain text output whenever you select any data fro
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laserbeam
6y ago
No idea if stil true, the following happened 4-6 years ago. I had a Sonos connected to my Mac and I started digging around to figure out how it works. I eventually found a simple open URL on the IP of the Sonos where I could see in plain te
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laserbeam
11y ago
Not really. (string[0] == string[0].toUpperCase() && string[0] != string[0].toLowerCase()) is the correct way to approach this problem. If toUpperCase() and toLowerCase() don't handle Turkish letters, then that's a BUG in