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ohazi
4y ago
What's up with the yellow rectangle?
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ohazi
4y ago
Ubuntu is cut from Debian testing, not Debian stable. If you want to move upstream, you should be looking at testing, not stable. In my experience, the stability concerns are overblown, and it makes for a really nice rolling release system.
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4y ago
Other than the pay and the residual prestige from "this is the coolest place to work if you pretend it's still 2004" -- I'm not so sure I'd describe the average Google employee as "happy." "Begrudging
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ohazi
4y ago
This is not how "to each their own" works. I don't care about the shovels that you sell to developers, and you shouldn't care that some people want to have a little fun with their desktop. You don't do that, and don
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4y ago
> To each to their own then, whilst I continue to sell shovels to developers and turn over another ten to twenty thousand dollars a month for only that. Okay?
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4y ago
The benefit is that it looks cool and a lot of people seem to like it. e.g. see: https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/ This is not an invalid use-case. Not everybody wants to be 100% focused on productivity to the ex
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4y ago
Both the author of i3 and the author of i3-gaps (who is also a maintainer of i3) originally opposed merging the i3-gaps code because the code was a bit hacky and had certain edge cases where it would break things (e.g. you couldn't ena
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4y ago
> - all matching socks. No more time spent pairing. Relatedly, replacing all of my cotton socks with wool socks.
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4y ago
Haven't used it, but I've heard good things about Nordic's nRF9160 platform. e.g.: https://www.adafruit.com/product/4753
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4y ago
I often refer to generic store brand Pomodoro as "The Tomatillo Method"
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4y ago
I don't really have a horse in that race... it seems like a reasonable idea, but I don't think we're anywhere close to having the tools to confirm/deny it, or even to just observe what's going on with enough fidelit
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4y ago
This is easily the best video overview on wavelets I've seen. I've used wavelet transforms on and off for years for things like image compression, harmonic analysis, and currently brain research, and I've always been somewhat
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4y ago
> The issue is with the Tigerlake reference design This. I have two T480 laptops that run Linux extremely well, but I have no intention of upgrading until Intel/Microsoft sort out their bullshit "modern standby" issues. Ju
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4y ago
They're sanctioned, they can't just "jump"
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4y ago
Because you're not in California, and the Canadian government hasn't forced an end to this bullshit practice.
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4y ago
IMHO, the tangy organic ketchup from Trader Joe's is the best ketchup.
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4y ago
No, this would not work. Even if they released absolutely everything, there's no way to verify that the chips they actually make and sell conform to a design that they release without inspecting the actual chip. If you're really p
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4y ago
> Glassdoor Alert: Employer Legal Action > This employer has taken legal action against reviewers and/or Glassdoor for the reviews that have appeared on this profile. Please exercise your best judgment when evaluating this employ
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4y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/physicsmemes/comments/nzeh4h/you_ge...
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4y ago
Hm, maybe I was misremembering. Managed languages like Java do give you memory safety , but I guess data race freedom isn't actually guaranteed. Now that I think about it, this must be the case, right? You have to get `synchronized` r
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A dig against Rust I sometimes hear is "Oh, data race freedom isn't such a big deal, if you really need it, a garbage collected language like Java will give you that guarantee." So now I'm hearing that Go, a garbage co
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Perseverance Has a Pet Rock
(mars.nasa.gov)
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4y ago
It's an antibody. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dostarlimab https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pembrolizumab
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4y ago
This is why we proofread?
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I love what the framework team is doing and what they stand for, and I don't want to knock them for this because it's entirely Intel's fault, but like... S3 sleep? I have a T480 that I really like, but I'm honestly prett
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5y ago
Where?
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> driven by DARPA to get Raytheon imaging chips working with Intel AI chips Well that's a terrifying thought...
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Diminishing returns over the last decade, as expected. It would be interesting to look at the energy consumed by each of these operations across the same time periods.
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5y ago
Wait, so you're telling me that lobster actually does stick to magnet? [0] https://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/lobster
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5y ago
If we manage to get through this chip shortage and then China decides to invade Taiwan and we lose TSMC, I'm gonna fucking lose it. Everything feels so fragile right now.
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