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by manojlds 6y ago
Face shields are to protect eyes. Face shields without masks are useless.
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by manojlds 6y ago
Not this argument again. This was perhaps the major statement that made mask wearing such a difficult thing to encourage. People were like if someone else is at risk, ask them to stay at home etc. It's been proved that masks help the w
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by manojlds 6y ago
That then kills the "no hardware" argument though. Afaik the Stadia controller talks to the service directly and not to the chromecast. Any other normal setup will be more laggy than the Stadia Controller + Chromecast setup.
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by manojlds 6y ago
Well, there's IronPython - https://ironpython.net/
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by manojlds 6y ago
Wait, just doing it on one of those 20k domains wouldn't have sufficed to show proof?
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by manojlds 6y ago
How prominent is usage of Backblaze and the S3 API in specific? Is HN going to be status page for any random service?
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by manojlds 6y ago
It's a stop gap yes, but I am replying to someone that said their apps will not run on these new machines. And check my reply to a sibling comment where people are finding cases where Rosetta is faster than native.
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by manojlds 6y ago
Maybe, maybe not? https://twitter.com/Catfish_Man/status/1326238434235568128
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by manojlds 6y ago
Isn't there Rosetta that they talked about?
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by manojlds 6y ago
That's only applicable to Macbooks made upto 2015.
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by manojlds 6y ago
They already do that in markets like India
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by manojlds 6y ago
Build servers don't git clone everytime though. They do a git clean if needed followed a git fetch / git pull equivalent. GoCD for example maintains a single copy of the repo on the server for every pipeline that refers to it and
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Front End Bootcamp from Microsoft(microsoft.github.io)
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by manojlds 6y ago
> Your Cloud9 instance can act as a bastion host to the rest of your infrastructure, and it’s as secure as your AWS console. This in my mind is the biggest reason to go this way over alternatives.
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by manojlds 6y ago
Tech youtubers do it for many products (that they deem need it) - unboxing, impressions, review, 6months on etc.
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by manojlds 6y ago
But in Leanpub you can make the min 0 right?
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by manojlds 6y ago
Says read first and but later but don't see any option to download without paying?
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by manojlds 6y ago
If APIs are like book spine I don't know why teams are spending so much time designing and thinking about their APIs. Just slap on a "book spine" and get to writing code you procrastinating devs.
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by manojlds 6y ago
Teams give FIA the data and Ferrari gives pointers and other help. The sensitive data is not shared with Ferrari.
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by manojlds 6y ago
They are not really secret, there is specualtion, there is copying and eventually there is details. The whole thing came to this end because RedBull guessed what Ferrari were doing. Perhaps that is why I love F1 over any other sport. I love
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by manojlds 6y ago
If you are talking of DAS - they spoke with FIA through development process and was ok'ed. And DAS is made illegal from next year. Are you saying Ferrari worked with FIA for their sensor cheat last year as well? BTW, none of us on the
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by manojlds 6y ago
For those who are not following - Ferrari "cheated" last year with their engine and have a secret "agreement" with FIA to cut out thr cheat which also meant apparently rebuilding a lot of the PU. They should be back on p
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by manojlds 6y ago
Budget cap kicks in next year heading into new regs for 2022. Ferrari and Merc spend $500m approx. Budget cap is $175m with exceptions like driver salary, top leaders salary, PU.
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by manojlds 6y ago
Mercedes this year has a steering wheel that moves vertically to change the angle of the front wheels. RedBull, Ferrari and Mercedes have different philosophies in their aero, car length, front wing etc. The cars are far from cookie cutter,
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by manojlds 6y ago
What does it do that build time from Jekyll of 10mins+ was reduced to 3 secs?
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by manojlds 6y ago
It's not from a typical HN'er, but it's from someone who the typical HN'er hopes engages in a conversation.
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by manojlds 6y ago
Oh that's a good rule, been thinking about it as a solution, so good to know that people do do this.
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by manojlds 6y ago
Yeah which is why I mentioned existing level of training and adoption.
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by manojlds 6y ago
This is exactly what I have been thinking. The hybrid models don't feel like they will work very well. (with existing level of training and adhoc adoptions) Also things like you have a meeting and someone is late - when everyone is rem
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by manojlds 6y ago
Hope links like this are flagged as it's not just about the content but also abut how the content is presented.

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