muro

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by muro 7y ago
Visible only to you.
512.
by muro 7y ago
1. Everyone already has my Gmail address 2. I actually like those features (e.g. adding flights to calendar) 3. I don't see it as much of a privacy problem
513.
by muro 7y ago
I like terse comments (extra space) more than the fluffy (Looks like you have extra space at the end of line...).
514.
by muro 7y ago
In my experience it is usually the test.
515.
by muro 7y ago
But you pay the cost of retrying the failing tests and lack of clear signal. And if the application code is flaky, users get to experience the breakage too.
516.
by muro 7y ago
Why would you need 1GHz for writing, e.g. in vi/Emacs? 1kHz I'm not sure, but 1MHz should be enough.
517.
by muro 7y ago
Since it's turbo, I thought it means "as long as the CPU likes it", rather than indefinitely. Or did they change how turbo works and now it's "it will run on turbo frequencies as long as there is enough load and the
518.
by muro 7y ago
Sure, but since Republicans are usually casted as party of greed, this is a good counterpoint how much Democrats really care about the less fortunate than themselves.
519.
by muro 7y ago
I can't see any logo on a pixel 3 xl in chrome. Edit: answered below - download to device, open in photos (menu -> device folders)
520.
by muro 7y ago
I don't get your last point - I think he is clearly in favor of "if you take the risk, you deserve both the win and the loss" - explicitly calling out that people who risk other people's money and take their cut whether
521.
by muro 7y ago
I think you get your baggage after immigration.
522.
by muro 7y ago
GNU/Linux
523.
by muro 7y ago
... to do what? You can vote to change the government in most countries, you can't with Google. But Google won't leak your data and will delete it when you request it. What do you trust the government to do better? Or what do you
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by muro 7y ago
Unfortunately, there are drugs where the generics don't work as well as the brand. Then it's tricky what to prescribe.
525.
by muro 7y ago
I don't think you get both higher quality and lower price. I like large prints (A2) of my photos. I print them at home, after disappointing results from a service. I bought a Canon imageprograf 1000 - the cartridges are very big and
526.
by muro 7y ago
Maybe. The printer that comes with the printer usually only holds a fraction of what you get when buying a new toner (1/4 or so).
527.
by muro 7y ago
- you need to go and get it repaired, costing you time and effort - it's usually time limited
528.
by muro 8y ago
One more reason to have kids earlier: if you have your kids in your 40s and so do your kids, you’ll probably never experience your grandchildren. Doesn’t matter today, might be important to you later.
529.
by muro 8y ago
You might not have the energy for the little sleep and for chasing them around :)
530.
by muro 8y ago
The parent said "peace on the continent". Last I checked, Ukraine and Yugoslavia are part of Europe. For "better off" - apologies for being unclear - I didn't mean joining the EU. I was making the comparison that th
531.
by muro 8y ago
What about Yugoslavia and Ukraine? Also calling the cold war "peace" is a bit stretch. Edit: additionally just because countries are "better off" does not mean they should happily agree to every new power grab by Brussel
532.
by muro 8y ago
You have to pay more for Spotify just so Apple can take their cut.
533.
by muro 8y ago
"artificially" - is that a thing? Isn't it just "lowered"? What is artificial about it?
534.
by muro 8y ago
The one that really stands out for Boeing is the 777. I fly a lot and liked Airbus for long flights more, but as airlines upgrade from A340 to the 777, it's always for the better. I would still take the 380 if available, though.
535.
by muro 8y ago
Photos, voice recognition/assistant, search, smart reply etc. are not made by DeepMind. Same for their tensor processor hardware and tensorflow.
536.
by muro 8y ago
I grew up living next to the iron curtain, literally <100m away. It was multiple tall fences, guard towers every 100m or so, a road, electric fences, detection mechanisms, barbed wire. To travel across from East to West, you needed a spe
537.
by muro 8y ago
It doesn't do anything on mobile as extensions are not supported, no?
538.
by muro 8y ago
That's Matthew 20:1-16. :) Edit: I assume of course that the proposed severance is at least as big as the PTO.
539.
by muro 8y ago
Don't people travel? Why not by it abroad if the price is so much higher locally?
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by muro 8y ago
I haven't done web development lately. Why do unit tests mean higher requirements on the hardware?

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