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by pizza234 5y ago
Sadly, they've abandoned the Surface Book. This means that currently, there is no modern big tablet on the market. Besides, aside the outdated design, the Book is a very valid concept. They've enlarged the Surface Pro screen (now
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by pizza234 5y ago
The infograph reports also USA among the countries arresting people because of social media posts, in this case, Twitter. I wonder if it's this case (or one of them): https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics&#x
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by pizza234 5y ago
The project is broken and the author is ignoring fixes, while at the same time not acknowledging the fact that the project is dead. Regardless the idea itself: it does work, and I think it's good for those who want to distribute (small
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by pizza234 5y ago
This is certainly true - for some people, running is constitutes a significant net positive (in terms of motivation/rewards). A few arguments, though: 1. to me, it doesn't seem the case of the OP (if it was, they'd be already
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by pizza234 5y ago
In my opinion you're looking at the wrong problem. If you're burned out, you won't have spare energy for anything else, and however you approach it, fitness requires a minimum amount of energy to be sustainable, which you don
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by pizza234 5y ago
Narcissism; the child's name is part of his show. Good question about the partner; I guess that a narcissist can pair well with a very passive person (or maybe another narcissist).
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by pizza234 5y ago
> Also, `zig -Dc` links to libc (`-Dc`) but builds in debug mode by default, similar to Rust and C/C++ compilers Right! This was a misunderstanding of mine. Updated results: 8-thread Intel laptop machine: zip 0.9.0-dev.958:
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by pizza234 5y ago
How do they handle volatility? Is Walmart able to sell the coins immediately, or they (essentially) gamble?
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by pizza234 5y ago
I get inconsistent results, both in terms of platform and language. The benchmark may be flawed, and no conclusions should be drawn, to be prudent. Running on Linux (zig -Dc), rounded average of 3 runs. 8-thread Intel laptop machine: zi
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by pizza234 5y ago
> gradually transition pieces to use the Rust standard library and to safe code Is this realistically possible on a non-trivial project? I suppose that porting to safe Rust requires a radical rearchitecture of the code.
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by pizza234 5y ago
> Although, I'm more amazed this post has been up an hour without any rust comments.. I've actually thought "WTF why porting a project to a memory unsafe language", but actually the PR title is somewhat excessive - it
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by pizza234 5y ago
To be noted that top games may not be representative of Linux gaming in general. There's a (very) long tail of games that surely receive less attention (by the Wine/Proton teams). Additionally, a large part of the top ones has a n
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by pizza234 5y ago
The system uses swap to put less frequently used pages; the freed RAM can be used for caching, or more in general, pages that are used more frequently. So adding swap indirectly increases the memory available for caching. I don't know
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by pizza234 5y ago
Electron is not necessarily slow - see Visual Studio Code; it's certainly not as reactive as Sublime Text, but it's fast/reactive enough.
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by pizza234 5y ago
> I'm surprised that the kernel module was even loaded, though On Ubuntu, some kernel packages install also the zfs modules package. I think (but not 100% sure) that if they're on that O/S, with those packages installed, t
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by pizza234 5y ago
After the update, actually, their point doesn't make any sense. They admit that the firmware upgrade can't be applied, at least in the form that it's been produced. The X-T30 II is therefore a minor upgrade, which is nothing
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by pizza234 5y ago
The following two: > or social anxiety, or they haven't learned that skill or they have been stuck on an issue with no progress > or they've learned management makes their life harder are radically different problems; the fo
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by pizza234 5y ago
It's because the GNOME devs (which, I think, includes the GTK ones) have an extremely protective position towards "their" product, which clashes with the open source spirit. Theming ("branding", as they refer to) is
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by pizza234 5y ago
Focusing on the technical side (ie. ignoring salary etc.), there are a couple of significant aspects I find attractive: - working on high scale projects - working with highly skilled peers They're relatively unique, in the sense that t
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by pizza234 5y ago
There's screens and screens, they can't be really lumped them into a single content. I place TV at the absolute worst of the spectrum, so I don't have one. In addition to the tendentially trashy content, it is also typically
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by pizza234 5y ago
There's a documentary that shows exactly this phenomenon, American Factory. > i fear that this work-ethic will come back sooner or later to europe to "stay competitive" I'm a bit more optimistic. In a culture where pr
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by pizza234 5y ago
It depends on the viewer's attitude. I think there is a spectrum between the extremes "I want to watch something interesting" and "I want to watch something". Considering that the commonly mentioned stats on TV watc
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by pizza234 5y ago
I'm of the opposite opinion. They're executing their vision perfectly. Netflix is very aggressively pursuing the bottom line, and they're not doing it differently from a drug dealer. It's not random that the term "N
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by pizza234 5y ago
This is very interesting, however, I wonder how those numbers reconcile with wildly different prices based on insurer. At a naive look, if insurance cost would be less than 10% of the final cost of a service (assuming that a generic service
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by pizza234 5y ago
Skimmed quicky through the article, but I think it's worth pointing out that: > While tweeting with anger, Daniel pointed out that I should tell them kindly and it’ll work out. I’m sure it will. Let’s hope I can make it work first.
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by pizza234 5y ago
My anecdata is the opposite. I track calories/food quality, weight, plicometry, and exercise (although not all of them all the time). With precise and systematic measuments, I find easily that it's a matter of food quality, quanti
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by pizza234 5y ago
I'm fairly happy of the OwnCloud/NextCloud alternative, but they're not very well-engineered products (although they got better over the last years). Definitely much better than Dropbox on Linux though, which is clearly a thi
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by pizza234 5y ago
At least until a few years ago, large corporations had their support centers in Ireland (Dublin), but the focus may have shifted in time. The specific engineering positions[¹] seem to have a significant rate of customer support/sales&#
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by pizza234 5y ago
No, i suggest that, with the assumption that they're highly talented individuals with very marketable skills (especially since they're not restricted by geographic borders), and they're trading 100% legal professions with a h
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by pizza234 5y ago
Here's the diff in Pastebin: https://pastebin.com/wT8gXtBJ One just clones the single word, rather than cloning the whole words vector. Something that can also be improved in the code above (I've done the most min

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