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by nvrspyx 4y ago
They actually mentioned FoxDot in their comment, so they're already familiar. Plus, FoxDot is no longer being actively developed.
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
I think LPDDR5X is planned for the upcoming versions while the current versions use LPDDR5.
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
Really? I thought the recent MacBooks use LPDDR5 modules and have significantly higher bandwidth than e.g. Framework laptops. Although I'm not super familiar with the graphics side, I also thought the Apple silicon graphics were compar
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
> The hardware on apple laptops is rubbish Out of curiosity, what parts of the hardware do you find rubbish? The hardware seems fantastic to me. The M1/M2 chips, trackpad, keyboard, fingerprint reader, Liquid Retina screens, audio,
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
Personally, I don't think it's the commenter's fault that some others have such strong emotions to the analogy that they're distracted from the point. There's no indication that the commenter was appealing to emotio
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
Sure it is, depending on the analogy and the purpose of the analogy. An analogy also isn't always fallacious. It needs to have a faulty extrapolated assumption from the comparison. In this particular case, the argument is that C should
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
You can do the same in Asciidoc with the passthrough feature, either as an inline passthrough or a passthrough block. Granted, it's not syntax-less like Markdown, but it's there if you need it. Inline example: pass:[<u&gt
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
Vista came before 7, so I guess it was 6? Then there was XP before that, which I suppose was 5?
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
In fact, most of markdown is compatible with asciidoc. The markdown syntax for headings, monospace, quotes, lists, code blocks, and section breaks all work.
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
These are features that don't exist in Markdown though, unless there's some implementation that adds these. Also, the context of the parent comment and this post is documentation. So, is it worse than HTML? Maybe, if you need thos
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
Nope. It's basically an infinite whiteboard or canvas, primarily to write on.
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
From the actual study's abstract: > Unique to Neuroscience, deep learning models can be used not only as a tool but interpreted as models of the brain. The central claims of recent deep learning-based models of brain circuits are th
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
> why would you use windows nowadays? - Gaming - Cheaper hardware options than Macs - Commercial software support (e.g., Adobe, Autodesk, Affinity, Office, etc.) - Better hardware support (e.g., Nvidia graphics cards) - Easier Linux VM s
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
From galgalesh, the snap package maintainer, in the linked forum post: > I was just linked to this thread from our issue tracker > As a maintainer for this snap package, it’s mind-boggling to me that, even after almost two weeks, the
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
The catpuccin/vscode repo does have screenshots. They're collapsed under the "Previews" header, so you have to click each of the variants you want to view. Annoying, but they're there. https://github.com&
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
Probably because giving a clear explanation would demonstrate how often and how badly app reviewers misinterpret their own rules.
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
I don't think that holds if you read the first paragraph of the article. Fool's Theory, a separate studio, is doing the remake in UE5; not CDPR. With that said, this will allow Fool's Theory to help as a support studio for Wi
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
One of the dependencies is `rod`[0], which is a web scraping/automation library, and I believe requires a browser to work. I don't know what they're using it for though as I haven't looked at the code (and I'm not f
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
> It does not generate a GIF file,... Although it's separate, the creator(s) does provide a utility called `agg`[0] to convert asciicast files to GIF. The GitHub appears to provide prebuilt binaries in Releases, but it's easily
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
I don't know if this really counters my point, mainly because the tweet this is in reply to was deleted, so there might be more useful context there. I don't have the link handy since I'm on mobile, but they've stated in
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
Thank you for the very detailed response. I recognize that my impression of Oracle was certainly unfair due to my lack of knowledge and experience with them. I also recognize that it was both selfish and ignorant of me to ask for someone to
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
I know absolutely nothing about Oracle, GraalVM, OpenJDK, or Java development in general. I haven't used Java since a CS intro class during my undergrad like 10 years ago. Despite this, I've internally adopted the general consensu
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
It took almost 3 months for me to get my MBP this year. Ordered in mid-March, wasn't delivered until early June.
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
It seems like they've been including stable, non-ESR builds for at least the last few releases (I only went back a few pages of previous builds). Launchpad is confusing for me, but my impression is that they're using that PPA to b
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
It's more of a branch than an actual fork. It's using an automated build process where they add/tweak/enable/disable stuff on top. The analogy I like to use is they (Chromium-based browsers) are in another lane on t
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
Brave is Chromium-based and will also suffer from the Manifest v3 change. They're just activating the extended enterprise support to delay the inevitable. So no, Brave will not keep those extensions alive. With that said, Brave's
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
Sorry, I was slightly off. It can only be aligned to the bottom or left now (no right or top alignment). This change was made with Windows 11.
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
Down the page a bit: > They can be stored and used on schools systems and distributed to pupils and students. They are interactive and link to further information from technologystudent.com. They can be used without an internet connecti
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
Does uBlock Origin even exist for Safari? If not, then I imagine it won't exist for this browser either, since it's just a wrapper around a macOS-provided, Safari-/WebKit-based webview.
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by nvrspyx 4y ago
I think it changed recently, but you used to need a separate app like an HTML editor to view rendered HTML files on iOS. It used to be that if you opened an HTML file in Files, it would show it as if it were a text file and you couldn'

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