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by nulld3v 4y ago
I can execute a TAS speed run of any game I want in a couple clicks. So why do speedrunners still exist then if they can never hope to match TAS? I can open Stockfish and absolutely destroy any human I want in chess. So why do people still
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by nulld3v 4y ago
From the article: > The Financial Times reported Sunday that scientists in the California-based Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) had achieved a "net energy gain" from an experimental fusion reactor.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
The UX for the authorization prompt is awful. The only difference between a regular sign in prompt and authorizing access to repositories is a single word: "Repositories". For example, these two prompts look very similar: https:&
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by nulld3v 4y ago
It seems to be running a pretty low-end system: Prompt: neofetch ChatGPT: OS: Ubuntu 20.20 LTS x86_64 Host: 20LMT Lenovo IdeaPad 1xx Kernel: 5.4.0-72-generic Uptime: 1 hour, 26 mins Packages: 1688 (dpkg), 16 (flatpak), 7 (sn
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Like: - Ecosystem - Static linking - goroutines - small and light runtime - fast compilation speed Dislike: - missing shorthand lambda functions, making functional programming very painful - typed nils - billion dollar mistake (lack of non-
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by nulld3v 4y ago
I still see some good deals. It's obviously not the same as it used to be but I'm still satisfied with this year.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Black Friday for me is about the tradeoff between money and patience. Customers who do not have patience but have money can pay the normal marked up prices. Customers who have patience but do not have money can wait for Black Friday. Sure,
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Do you know if there's something similar but for the task bar? I really really hate the stock Windows taskbar. The design? Whatever, I can live with that. But it constantly refuses to unhide, it drives me crazy.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Onivim is no longer being developed :(
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by nulld3v 4y ago
I always thought the main appeal of Vocaloid was it's signature robotic sound. If you want to synthesize more realistic sounding voices there are better options.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Whoops, for some reason thought you were OP. Please s/you/they.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
It doesn't, but if it isn't, then it shouldn't claim to be responsive. Being responsive is nice for usability because then the site can adapt to any screen/window size. However, in my opinion, it is also fine if the site
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by nulld3v 4y ago
I mean, I would not be criticizing it's lack of responsiveness if the author did not claim it was responsive. But they did: https://svija.love/faq#inpage1 Also, this is not really that novel. Absolute-positioning (or E
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Unfortunately, this is definitely not "responsive". It's effectively just displaying an image and then scaling it to fit as you resize your browser. - It doesn't work properly if I resize the page after the page loads. E
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by nulld3v 4y ago
> most of the data is never stored. Doesn't Discord currently have an infinite retention policy?
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by nulld3v 4y ago
So is the Apple Trackpad badly designed then because it lets you use it in a wired manner? Why can the trackpad be used wired but the mouse not?
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by nulld3v 4y ago
> It's stuff like this that leads people to just "give up" and buy an expensive Apple device. For all their faults at least they protect you from this kind of nonsense. The Lenovo is just the same, really. A profound disre
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by nulld3v 4y ago
inetd spawned a process for each incoming request/connection. This seems kinda similar except instead of a process it's a whole container.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Feels like we are kinda back to using inetd
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Why not have both pricing options?
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by nulld3v 4y ago
I know there was some blowback online but the reality is that it was just a vocal minority, otherwise again, we would see the actual sales impact.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
But it's not like sales of the MacBook cratered after the switch to C. There was hardly a blip. So no blowback.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
The multiple previous recommendations on mobile phone charging ports passed relatively quickly too.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
This mandate was conceived in 2018: https://ec.europa.eu/docsroom/documents/46756/attachments/2/... I think 4 years is a reasonable time frame. Especially considering they weren't sitting aroun
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by nulld3v 4y ago
> Clearly something happened (or didn't happen) which allowed phone manufacturers to ignore the existing micro usb mandate. There was never a Micro-USB mandate, I've been replying to a bunch of comments around here that claim t
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by nulld3v 4y ago
> the EU is locking devices into C. For now. Why wouldn't the EU be able to just change the law? This mandate passed relatively quickly. Why can't they just repeat this?
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Meanwhile apple switched the connector for both their laptop and their iPad. So clearly they aren't afraid of blowback.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Are you talking about https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_external_power_supply ? This wasn't a mandate, it was just a recommendation.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
> the EU previously mandated micro-usb support No they didn't, compliance is voluntary, just read the linked wiki page. I agree with the point that it won't stifle Innovation though. The swift passing of the USB-C mandate has p
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by nulld3v 4y ago
I think everybody would agree that a blog post or even a nicely edited video is better than this. But you have to remember that this was an impromptu live stream. It took much less effort on her part to create, literally just 30 mins (half

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