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moooo99
4y ago
I think you remember right, this is the same issue as with the M1. The continued existence of this specific model (M2 13“ Pro) is by far the most confusing aspect of the current Mac lineup
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4y ago
> What an extremely elitist phrase. This! I hate when people talk about "unskilled labor" because there is no such thing. There definitely is work that requires less training than other jobs, but there is no such thing as unski
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4y ago
The Ory suite seems like quite an amazing project! I have read through quite a bit of the documentation and I really appreciate the in depth yet understandable explanations of Auth, OIDC and OAuth 2. Unlike other providers that just want to
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moooo99
4y ago
Based on my recent experience building a few business applications with one of the bigger no/low code platforms out there, I am not a huge fan. It is too limited for an experienced user but still not complex for non-developers to achie
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4y ago
I have switched about 7 months ago due to issues with my Galaxy S10. I can't definitively say that I would recommend it, but I can say is that I personally don't regret it. The biggest benefits of the iPhone are for me UI consiste
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4y ago
> What about Instagram's "personalization" wouldn't work as a standard web page? Really nothing. But for most people Instagram is primarily a mobile application and comes with the usual experience of a mobile applicat
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4y ago
Many start-ups (especially ones that aren't backed by millions of VC money) choose Rails because of the super high developer productivity and the broad availability of well tested packages. You could just fade out rails as you could wi
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4y ago
> Do you have an above average salary for the region you're looking for the apartment in? Yes, the salary seems to only be part of the issue. Some of the landlords seemed to be slightly offended that a young person makes so much mon
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4y ago
> You think teenagers are thinking about pensions... If they are they are probably already having mental issues because that's not something someone pre 20s should be concerned about. This is happening, based on my own experience. I
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5y ago
Having an autonomous and internet connected vehicle driving through my apartment makes me pretty uneasy.
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5y ago
This seems to be the US equivalent to Solarisbank, which operates only in some EU countries. I don't know any specifics, but I have encountered Solaris a few times. For example they are used by TradeRepublic, basically the German Robin
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5y ago
> A 2/3 majority is needed in both the Bundesrat (senate) and Bundestag (house). Not happening. Absolutely not ever going to happen. > The author makes it sound like those are cars which can be easily refitted, upgraded and certi
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moooo99
5y ago
I appreciate the interest, unfortunately I can’t share as it is under a non disclosure. But since there seems to be so much interest in the benchmark part I will see if I finde the time to re compile the data and publish it as a blogpost
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5y ago
> False. Pumped hydro is already working at scale, and being built out as fast as capital can be scared up for it. But not all countries have a suitable topology to build pumped hydro at a meaningful scale. And building everything from s
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5y ago
This! I benchmarked a whole bunch of different cloud providers for fun (& my bachelor thesis) and was impressed by how bad some cloud VPS perform. Considering the really steep price to get any kind of significant memory/CPU resourc
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5y ago
Not a feasible option by any means. Fuel supply is not secured and takes a long time to prepare (apparently fuel rods a custom made for reactors and have a lead time of 2+ years). On many plants, demolition has already started to an extent.
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5y ago
I am really looking forward to the day Skype for Business finally dies forever. We introduced Teams a few years ago in our org. Back then it was lacking some of the features frequently used in Skype, so you'd have to keep both. Now, ye
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5y ago
Typos do happen, especially if you’re writing in a foreign language. And occasionally, they even pass through quality control. If you’re questioning the validity of deeper statements based on two numbers being swapped (numbers that don’t ha
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5y ago
It’s not so much about this specific typo - which is only due to accidentally swapping the numbers - it is about complaining about minor typos in general.
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5y ago
I feel like ignoring minor typos in articles that are obviously published by non-native speaking sources is not too much to ask.
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5y ago
As the other comment pointed out, that is not an apples to apples comparison. The monitor you linked is a UHD one (3840 x 2160 pixels, around 8.3 megapixels) with a pixel density of ~200 ppi. The display showcased by Apple has a resolution
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5y ago
When handing over to the M1 Ultra part of the keynote he literally said something along the lines of "we're adding this last M1 chip to our lineup". So maybe an upcoming Mac Pro will have the next generation of Apple Silicon
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5y ago
Show me a higher/same resolution display with a higher refresh rate. I'd genuinely curious. I've been searching for a new monitor for a few weeks and can't find anything with 4K and more than 60Hz refresh rate.
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5y ago
That really is a shame. Mac screens have been amazing for a long time now, but as soon as the computer inside them is outdated and slow, the whole device including the still awesome display is obsolete. Thats the main reason I'd proba
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5y ago
I mean Android only has a market share 70%, practically nobody uses it anyways /s The fact that there were open source unwanted AirTag finder Apps on the PlayStore way before Apples official app arrived perfectly demonstrates how much
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> This perpetuates the myth that HIV is mainly a problem for gay people. Can we change to another article, such as [1]? But how is that a myth? The US Gov site [0] that is linked in the engadget article literally states that > HIV con
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5y ago
Since most matter devices seem to primarily work with Thread, I have high hopes that it will somewhat improve the situation. With the devices not being connected directly to WiFi, I would assume that they can’t be as chatty as they are nowa
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5y ago
Thank you! Didn’t know that this was possible, I’ll give it a try!
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This has been my observation as well. They mostly just work, but when they don’t they are indefinitely more annoying to fix than „regular“ BT headphones.
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5y ago
Reading articles like that always blows my mind. I can't even imagine how people can come up with exploit chains like that. Congratulations, well deserved bounty!
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