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by meibo 4y ago
> Apple ships the fastest SSD's in the industry Only because they're not standards compliant/cheating and lose data when you e.g. lose power or your kernel panics: https://twitter.com/marcan42/status&#
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by meibo 4y ago
They fall apart at every occasion/update and you're missing out on most of the Apple ecosystem bonus/online infrastructure, which is a big part of why people buy Apple products. They're also naturally stuck on Intel CPUs
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by meibo 4y ago
$1000 is a lot of money for a lot of people, including me - I could afford it for sure, but yes - absolutely 0 upgradeability and repairability, even on the more expensive models, makes me never want to spend any of my own money on their pr
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by meibo 4y ago
I'd guess "Has productive and unproductive days." kinda covers this, definitely feeling the same - especially with wfh, I feel like there's days where I get as much done as I would in 3 normal days, but some days, I sit
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by meibo 4y ago
Or most git hosting solutions. Gitea and Gitlab do exactly the same thing, gitea even looks exactly like GitHub, works the same way, and can be hosted on pretty much any machine. It might be GitHub that popularized this, but it made open so
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by meibo 4y ago
Really must be anecdotal, I've been running a major open source project on Github for 3 years now and the only pull requests I've ever had to turn away were major refactorings that I preferred to do myself. You can work very metho
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by meibo 4y ago
The fact is that workflows that are forced on you by hosting a project on SourceHut don't work for the majority of open source contributors anymore. It's no reason for hate or any kind of personal attacks of course, but saying &qu
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by meibo 4y ago
What is that supposed to say about reputation? It's the most popular browser by far, and they actually do have a very publicized team that reports bugs to not just Chrome, but Apple and Mozilla as well. In my circles this is well respe
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by meibo 4y ago
This is why a lot of our internal tools are in Dear ImGUI - it's just such a pleasure to make functional UI that still looks acceptable with 5% of the code.
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by meibo 4y ago
Your model would have to differentiate between birds and chicken, sounds like an interesting problem to solve. Playing a loud noise would probably be enough, but you obviously don't want to scare your chickens, so maybe a auto-aiming n
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by meibo 4y ago
I can't give you any benchmarks, but in my experience (from wrapping a big C++ game engine in generated C#), modern .NET interop overhead is basically unnoticeable. .NET 7 finally also ships with NativeAOT which compiles your C# to nat
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by meibo 4y ago
It might be, but I know that I had 200TB of real traffic via Cloudflare this month, while I paid for 8TB on my upstream. Running services of that scale would be utterly impossible for me and probably a lot of other people without their help
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by meibo 4y ago
GPUs please! Make it happen!
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by meibo 4y ago
But... you want people to use the software you make as a developer, I assume? In the same way that Blender provides an input mode for Maya users, Inkscape could provide input modes for Illustrator users. FOSS is supposed to serve people, if
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by meibo 4y ago
Would be cool to build a few of these and spec them with a LoRa mesh messenger network. You could even build solar powered relay boxes to "connect" settlements. In the end it's all just a toy anyways, but it feels nice to com
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by meibo 4y ago
Inkscape definitely needs an UX refresh like Blender had one. It's very hard to pick up, lots of weird/arcane behavior that doesn't match other tools in the space. Happy to see that work is still being done.
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by meibo 4y ago
This is great, but really should've been done in the first place. Must've been a major PR oversight/disconnect, no clue how that happened.
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by meibo 4y ago
This is also how Nintendo Switch games "emulate" the Wiimote cursor in Wii ports. It's quite functional, even though you have to end up resetting the position of the cursor every 10 minutes or so.
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by meibo 4y ago
Same with C#, it only benchmarks an old version of mono and not .NET Core, which has received several big performance boosts in recent releases.
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by meibo 4y ago
This might be true, but only if you stay on the "beaten path". If you do anything they don't intend you to do with these devices it ends up being a massive pain and you often just end up getting hit with the ol' "yo
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by meibo 4y ago
I keep wondering when all of his lies will finally backfire, but it really seems like that's never gonna happen
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by meibo 4y ago
You have a backup $30 hardware key on your keychain, or you don't log in - same way you can't log in if you don't have your 2fa device nowadays.
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by meibo 4y ago
He's been to Oktoberfest, obviously
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by meibo 4y ago
Platforms don't show this to people because they want people to trade. People that trade don't look for this information/live in blissful ignorance because they would feel bad otherwise. If anything, by now we should accept t
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by meibo 4y ago
The pricing on this seems quite fair, can you use it to fine tune models? I can't really see anything about that from the docs.
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by meibo 4y ago
Correctly configured RAID setups also make it possible to detect and recover errors across drives & data without downtime, this is commonly how it's done in datacenters.
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by meibo 4y ago
If there was one, people wouldn't use it. It's so well supported by open source software like rclone and insync, I feel like it actually works better than it does on my windows machine.
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by meibo 4y ago
From what I know, older Apple hardware(<2013) is vastly more repairable/durable. Wouldn't be surprised if quite a few people are still running that.
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by meibo 4y ago
You need to recompile/submit with the newest xcode, which is not feasible for games as that would mean having to upgrade the engine.
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by meibo 4y ago
This is/has always been obvious to everyone that works with Apple hardware/software, it's not really a secret. They move this fast to keep people on their toes - they know that everyone will just have to keep running after th

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