leeoniya

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by leeoniya 4y ago
halving wages by itself, im not sure. if apple decided to take an 80% cut of app sales in their walled garden and made it unprofitable to develop apps there for indie developers, would they be liable for some people not being able to make a
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by leeoniya 4y ago
hehe, now let's see all the WebKit-specific code in YouTube :D
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> I mean, you probably wouldn't last more than a few days in most "unskilled labor" jobs (which actually require quite a lot of skill). you seem to know a lot about me, and what i've been through.
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by leeoniya 4y ago
the flip side of this is, of course, should every job be subsidized to support any lifestyle? i'm guessing that the answer is "no". so there is in fact a line to be drawn. shoe repair doesnt pay what it used to a century ago,
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by leeoniya 4y ago
i dont know what the number should be. but when it comes to supporting dependents, i would say that we as a society do not have an obligation to make every job - no matter how trivial/approachable/unnecessary - sufficient for the
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> A person working as a cashier has a right to a decent living. This has nothing to do with "career". i think people have a right to food, clean water, shelter, and healthcare. regardless of their employment status. no one shou
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> I believe this is what's called a false dichotomy. i'm interested in how this is false. if the person could have worked for higher wages before the gig economy, then surely they would not need to rely on the this economy to e
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by leeoniya 4y ago
their hosts are datacenters, not their users
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by leeoniya 4y ago
yeah, it's quite typical that wholesale = 2x COGS and retail = 2x wholesale. for high end stuff it's likely far higher. that $75 Intel AX210 WiFi 6e upgrade is likely a $5 part at wholesale in 10k quantities. upgraded op-amps for
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by leeoniya 4y ago
the AS10 and AS06 curves look quite similar, so might work, thanks! https://www.reddit.com/r/headphones/comments/afsro3/review_o...
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by leeoniya 4y ago
i always wondered, is it possible to take a cheaper mic or iems and "flatten" them via an eq, to perform nearly as well as professional gear that's 3x the price? i just picked up a pair of KZ AS06 iems [1] and my listening pr
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by leeoniya 4y ago
probably the same reason new JS frameworks get a lot of criticism. adding another one expands an already daunting array of choices to make, most often without a clear benefit, as seems to be the case here.
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> 3 SIMPLE STEPS TO GET SET UP where Step 2 is to follow additional steps :D kinda like drawing an owl https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/572/078/d6d...
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by leeoniya 4y ago
not having extremely hot bulbs and still mediocre brightness, plus probably a couple orders of magnitude less power at higher resolution, and less ghosting at faster response time? plenty of benefits, imo. projectors universally suck, in my
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by leeoniya 4y ago
you can at least attempt it, via NLP, etc. it's still DOM at the end of the day.
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by leeoniya 4y ago
this. you cannot adblock in native apps like you can in web apps. and web apps can never be as invasive. no matter how good PWAs will be for the consumers, they lack all the user-hostile things producers expect to be able to do. this is why
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> fix all the tech debt. lol, okay, maybe before you have a couple $50k/yr revenue customers that rely on that legacy/tech-debt to run their business. ask windows/office devs or linux kernel devs how often they get to fix
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> He wanted a feature where it would tingle or beep or something just a few seconds ahead of time so he could mentally prepare; apparently the second one that was expected was a lot less traumatic. reminds me of the pre-safe sound prior
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by leeoniya 4y ago
Eset Nod32 was easily the best. it used the least system resources of them all, by far. and was really tweakable, similar to uMatrix and uBlock Origin
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by leeoniya 4y ago
is this in the same vein as professional Go and Chess players having and existential crisis over AlphaGo/AlphaZero/MuZero attaining superhuman playing ability with zero supervised learning in something like < 72 hours on non-su
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by leeoniya 4y ago
so Meta
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> Ugh I had someone ask me to debug a verbally communicated error message in an interview. i dont mean that the problem is only verbally communicated. i mean that the debugging process the candidate does is verbally communicated. in the
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> one addition to programming assignments includes an analysis write up. when i was interviewing candidates this was the fastest way to filter those who understood and those who didnt. ask someone to talk you through how to solve some re
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by leeoniya 4y ago
that taxidermy job should be redone. the head/face looks nothing like the real thing. it looks comical, like a bad sock puppet. https://earthlymission.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/tasman... vs ht
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by leeoniya 4y ago
Touché, my Lord.
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by leeoniya 4y ago
don't be stupid; buy her a star: https://starregister.org/ EDIT: lol > NFT Star > While we are 30 years old, we use the newest and most innovative technology. All Sparklingly Star Register Stars are backed and ve
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> if you don't mess with useMemo (which you generally shouldn't) why? is this not the primary way to re-init expensive internal component state when specific props change?
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> The general philosophy is they are safer in the ground and we’ll excavate them when we get round to it. it seems so! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32402373
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> Some actors have digital fixes to their hair, among many of their other physical features, written into their contracts. TIL
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by leeoniya 4y ago
> And since when do lasers arc in space?? Webb would like a word...

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