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My Windows box starts fast, gets to login in moments, and is usable immediately. Are you sure you don't have a bunch of extra software set to run at startup? Steam? Adobe Creative Cloud? Oculus Support? My corp Mac actually has this is
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> except Macbooks I guess??? My M1 MacBook takes an order of magnitude longer to start than my Windows Desktop PC. Once it's started up, leaving it on re-logging in takes no time but rebooting takes a while.
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Has Apple changed it's rules on running code? A quick search seems it's still not allowed https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#2.5...
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so strange for you to blame this on Musk. Twitter was already super partisan long before he took it over
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2y ago
that doesn't seem to have worked out for them.
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2y ago
I've wondered this too. Just typing a single letter or two into Google immediately suggests stuff. I hate it. I don't want these random suggestions entering my brain. you can turn them off, if you log in.
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What's this non serious crime you speak of? It certainly not theft and traffic violations. theft ruins people's lives. traffic violations get people killed. Since 2010, the number of people dying in car accidents has gone up 50% p
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or they decided that the one time investment on conversion would pay off in the long run of only having to maintain one system going forward
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I agree with you that the police have limited resources. At the same time, the better they do their job the less of it there will be to do as word spreads that you won't get away with it. It could be arguably be much more efficient to
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reporting is not the same as policing. Telling the police about a crime is the norm. Then the police police based on the report.
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I'm not sure it is burn out for me. I think part of it is it feels less special. Maybe that's selfish or delusional on my part. Basically, I used to feel like I was doing something at least somewhat unique. Now, via Youtube and Gi
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2y ago
I'm probably mis-understanding the implications but, IIUC, as it is, HN is moderated by dang (and others?) but still falls under 230 meaning HN is not responsible for what other users post here. With this ruling, HN is suddenly respons
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2y ago
What were you asking it to do? If it's less than 15 lines, tell me and I'll write the solution myself. You can check how close I get. My point being that lots of OpenGL is practically boilerplate.
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This is legal for a person to do, right? Why should it not be legal for an LLM to do? AFAIK but IANAL, I can go look at a solution in a GPLed library and then code that solution in my proprietary code base. As in, "oh, I see, the used
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it also feels like it has no meaning unless they magically roll back rent prices by 50% or more... which isn't going to happen
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That seems unusable on a plane? Yea, you can use it in tablet mode but you can't work unless you extend the monitor out of your seat area right?
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> The win of nice clean window separation, without giving up significant percentage of my display space to window decoration, is -profound-. What does this have to do with a tiling window manager? I'd expect the app decides how to d
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I'm probably dumb, but why would that be proof? I upload encrypted backups to a cloud service provider (AWS, Google Cloud). I go to another computer, download them, use a key/password to decrypt them. Sure, I get it, you're t
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First off, Dear ImGUI is not very non-English friendly. CJK, left-right (Arabic), emoji, are all problematic. It's also got issues with accessibility. Sure it's great, for it's intended purpose, game tools. But it's not
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It's not just that. The OS adds features into the native widgets. Spell checking, translation, IME support, definition lookup, reconversion (CJK). You get them all for free and the OS can add more with every version, the least being pa
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I wonder if this is even legal in many places. Doesn't California require consent to be recorded? This seems like an edge case
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3 is ads and fits my point. The content wouldn't exist without ads.
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> Those are third party sponsorships done by channel owners, not ads inserted by YT. That supports my point. Ads are paying for the content.
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I've found notifications period to be a net negative to my life. I have almost all of them off. > Dismissing or answering calls without taking out my phone (or without my phone at all since the watch has mobile connectivity), quickl
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I had the opposite experience. Have had nearly every device. Rift, Rift S, Quest 2, Quest 3, PSVR, PSVR2, Index. Was not impressed at all the the AVP when I tried it. Worse experience almost entirely. Hand gestures suck. Stare to select su
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$3500 is also a big reason. Why pay that when I can get a Quest2 for $199 new for the anime-loli-porn content?
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As person making the video, you just get handed some text in email that says "add these quotes" There's no "show me the proof that these are legit". It's assumed I wouldn't expect anyone to check. One pers
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I wonder how long it will be until they have the AI make up the quotes and then get approval from the reviewers similar to the way Luxottica designs sunglasses and then asks the various brands to pick from them. The brands themselves don&#x
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You can also turn off all warnings in C and C++ (and C#?). That's not a flaw in the language it's a flaw in code bases and programmers that turn them off.
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I don't know if this fits but I've seen code that allocated say 32 bytes from a function that allocated 1meg under the hood. Not knowing that's what was happening the app quickly ran out of memory. It arguably was not the app
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