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by milch 2y ago
Even the regular lossless RAW setting can sometimes be "not quite RAW" when the camera dynamically lowers the bitrate it captures at. My camera does anywhere between 12 bits and 14 bits RAW depending on the shooting settings. Many
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by milch 2y ago
I have one of those 3d printed saddles and personally probably wouldn't ride for more than an hour if I didn't have padded shorts. They are more comfortable than regular saddles, but not so much that they make padded shorts obsole
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by milch 2y ago
I tried to find the rules on the Guinness website, but they don't list any. Wikipedia just says that the world record doesn't distinguish between self supported and supported riders. I believe in any case it is kind of moot since
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by milch 2y ago
She also self imposed a few rules that as far as I know aren't required for the world record, like no drafting. She had a ton of people meet her on the way that she could've drafted off of to conserve her energy, but she didn&#x27
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by milch 2y ago
Instead of being the discretionary income of this philanthropic rich guy who would graciously give it all away to his servants, those 100k go to the Swiss government, which famously provides no public benefit or services and in fact just se
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by milch 2y ago
> That plus the abandonment of speed enforcement drives death I don't think they need enforcement as much as traffic calming features. It simply shouldn't be possible to speed as much as people do... I live between a middle sch
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by milch 2y ago
The functional optional pattern thing seems fine for constructors, but I wouldn't want to have to implement it for every single function. A lot of the times it is just about readability at the call site, e.g. (using the author's e
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by milch 2y ago
It's basically a schema-less database which you could query with SQL-ish syntax (PartiQL) and which provided additional views to let you query the history of changes. Git is a good analogy. I've never used the signing for anything
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by milch 2y ago
> In reality, they made absolutely zero effort to understand me when my pronunciation differed slightly from the correct one, on countless occasions. And believe me, I tried. I found this quite interesting about Japan. I went on vacation
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by milch 2y ago
I can only speak to the Homegrown location in Redmond, but I'm not surprised it's closing down. The location just doesn't make sense to me there at all - if they were half a mile south there's Amazon and Microsoft office
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by milch 2y ago
I've commuted about 3000 miles on my bike so far over the past year or so. I'll happily sell the excess I offset by biking instead of driving as a carbon credit to anyone that feels really bad about the horrible environmental impa
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by milch 2y ago
The problem with the VO2max metric is that there is no measurement of it outside of a few lab methods, certainly not in a fitness tracker, so they're estimating. It makes more sense to look at the other metrics that it CAN easily measu
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by milch 3y ago
I think the poster here meant an ad over the search results rather than the actual first result. The ads have a different highlight and a badge that says "ad" ... I just tried the same categories and all of the top results were t
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by milch 3y ago
The Canvas feature is a custom file format, but they published the format here: https://github.com/obsidianmd/obsidian-api/blob/master/canva... If Obsidian goes under or you want to migrate at least your
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by milch 6y ago
There’s probably files on their computer as well that use SQLite. Lightroom libraries are SQLite databases for example, which is a pretty leaky abstraction in their case
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by milch 6y ago
+1. I’ve been using it for a while, and it fixes my problems with homebrew - mostly that homebrew breaks features every couple of weeks in small point releases, which you get automatically upgraded to
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by milch 6y ago
I believe the command you give to check if bitcode is enabled is not entirely correct. I was recently debugging an issue where bitcode was not generated for a framework I was using, and my build failed complaining about the framework missin
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by milch 7y ago
No offense but > I avoid all processed sugar (no cola or any refined sugar products), I avoid all dairy, and of course, avoid meat. Sounds like it has a lot more to do with your results than > So I made a total lifestyle change to a 1
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by milch 7y ago
I have a small number of answers, and the most successful / least criticized ones were always on niche languages or topics. C/C++/Java? No chance. I corrected a wrong answer on a question in C++ once, which was immediately re
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by milch 8y ago
As a counter point, JetBrains almost certainly uses Open Source libraries in their products. You can say you trust that they've vetted every single version of every library they've ever released and all their transitive dependenci
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by milch 8y ago
Making it possible for the worker to document their “preference” would defeat the entire purpose of these regulations. Companies would simply fire anyone who doesn’t have a contractor preference
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by milch 9y ago
One issue I see with this is custom browsers (e.g. Chrome). Since the only Apple-sanctioned way to implement a custom browser on iOS is WKWebView, there would need to be an exception for browsers. And then Facebook (and all the others) woul
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by milch 9y ago
To me that sounds like it would make the situation much worse than it already is. Instead of a lottery there would be a waiting list that is hundreds of thousands of entries long and backlogged for years. They'd have to sort by salary