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by novok 3y ago
It was a running joke about how bad it was. It was a bit before my time although, but even when I saw people use it as a kid and playing with it myself, it was pretty obvious how fast it was in making things.
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by novok 3y ago
Now try to make a layout with that form example that you could free form put anywhere in 2d space and have it flex properly as the window size changes beyond the defaults that html gives you and make the generic B2B SAAS dashboard like Segm
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by novok 3y ago
A lot of cars have a hud option, even a toyota corrolla has it where it just reflects on the window. Helps me keep attention on the road better since it's in my line of sight. A hud would help keep the minimalist aesthetic with &#x2
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by novok 3y ago
IMO the real loss in IDE tech is the speed that visual basic 6 gave you to make desktop guis. Web and mobile development (which I have done all 3) are significantly slower than what you could do with VB6. It's really strange why we ha
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by novok 3y ago
An actual HUD! The one major feature I wish teslas had, with carplay / android auto a close second.
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by novok 3y ago
It's a bit strange they don't even bother to recycle the battery packs for other usages.
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by novok 3y ago
This is the behavior of pretty much all chinese tech with internet connected software / hardware. They are next level bad in general.
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by novok 3y ago
A lot of this is induced by US regulations also. If you don't comply with these regulations, then you can't interact with the US banking system, even if you do not have any presence in the USA. If you're a bank of almost an
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by novok 3y ago
Have you tried the indie software thing like this guy? How has that been going? I feel like I have enough saved now that even if I can't get corporate work anymore due to age (which I kind of doubt due to the age of people I've
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by novok 3y ago
Go explore ownership records on zillow and such in major american cities, you will see a lot of houses owned by RandomName LLC
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by novok 3y ago
Vancouver has vacancy tax laws, they don't seem to do much in practice. I think vacant units are highly visible, but are actually a small part of the market in practice.
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by novok 3y ago
At current income tax levels, if we go to an indirect 'wealth' tax route via unrealized gains, would need to decrease significantly to be viable without being forced to effectively liquidate your business within a couple of years
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by novok 3y ago
They would need to allow a lot of other refunds if that really does start becoming the case. Ex: All capital loss should also be deductible against regular income, carryover capital loss over the years should get interest from the governme
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by novok 3y ago
Becoming the AI dev and inference platform of choice and getting that nvidia profit margin is probably plenty enough of a reason. Right now it's CUDA on linux PCs.
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by novok 3y ago
They don't even enable the 'play a sound' feature and "you are connected to your phone from your watch"?
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by novok 3y ago
The american system is also not a free market, it's a worse of most worlds situation.
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by novok 3y ago
Wireguard feels like the HDR of VPNs, adoption is slower than you'd think it would be.
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by novok 3y ago
They do have 2.5GbE through the dream machine special edition, also anything that is an SFE port you can put in a 2.5 or 10gbit ethernet jack if you need it. I get the general impression that they just want to go straight to 10gbit and not
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by novok 3y ago
The Dream Machine Router which can do way more is only $50 more...
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by novok 3y ago
Small offices less than 5 or 10 people, small mall sized retail shops or apartments.
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by novok 3y ago
I start by saying, your customer who uses an iPhone is never going to use an Android, and vice versa, so there is no need to keep them consistent and identical looks and design wise. You should use the native items as much as possible beca
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by novok 3y ago
I wonder how well this will perform for automatic comic's translation. Current local models are pretty bad.
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by novok 3y ago
Is there an ability to turn it off? If you're translating an R rated movie with criminals who swear a lot, is it possible to get non-toxic filtered output to make sure it's being translated properly?
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by novok 3y ago
Is 30s the input size set by the model, or programs that wrap the model? Is it how it's trained?
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by novok 3y ago
It works without a subscription. The subscription is an extra on top of the bed. It's main value is a temperature thermostat with 2 separated water cooling layers, which can be a godsend for some.
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by novok 3y ago
I think it happened due to simple money making incentives. 1. Media companies make more money with more viewers, because they get more ad impressions. 2. The most successful newsmakers make content that gets more viewers to advance their
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by novok 3y ago
There is only one city in the USA, and it's called new york. Everything else are central business districts surrounded with suburbs, and if they are lucky, have some commuter rail to alleviate the traffic. Urban is a code word for &
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by novok 3y ago
It started with news television causing cognitive distortions about the rate of kidnap and murder of children, which plays into parental instincts real bad. It was essentially the first mass media engagement bait, like we talk about with s
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by novok 3y ago
probably born in the 80s, child of the 90s
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by novok 3y ago
It's about being effectively illegal or illegal 'enough'. If there is a good chance you will get a CPS call for your kids 'welfare' due to not being 'supervised', even if nothing happens, is plenty enough

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