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by pkphilip 2y ago
Thank you. Wasn't aware of that.
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by pkphilip 2y ago
C is neat but something like python may be simpler to work with for most programmers. I wonder if anyone here has experience with Kivy and KivyMD libraries for python. The code is simple and self explanatory. class RectangleFlatButton(Touch
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by pkphilip 2y ago
There are plenty of place around the world where there isn't sufficient capacity in the grid even for powering the houses.. let alone EVs
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by pkphilip 2y ago
But reveal any "classified" information about the govt and you will end up in jail. The severe asymmetry between what a citizen can do and what the govt gives itself the right to do is crazy.
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by pkphilip 2y ago
True
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by pkphilip 2y ago
It is not just convenience. It is also cost. How many customers will be willing to pay a $ or more just for the packaging? Every alternative to plastic is much more expensive. For instance, take glass. Glass bottles break very easily during
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Do you really think this supply chain bringing pagers to the Hezbollah actually went through Israel?! Israel has ways of intercepting packages in other ports outside of Israel.
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Brings back memories of Lotus 123
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Hallucinations in LLM will severely affect its usage in scenarios where such hallucinations are completely unacceptable - and there are many such scenarios. This is a good thing because it will mean that human intelligence and oversight wil
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by pkphilip 2y ago
This is nice! Congratulations to the team!
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Pretty cool!
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Won't it make more sense to go with the Embarcadero implementation of Object Pascal (Delphi)? That is available free for users as long as you make less than USD 5000/year using that tool
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Given that you are not making money on this at all, it would be wise to consider charging a small amount. If the number of users drops because of this, you still won't have lost any money. But those who choose to stay will help make th
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by pkphilip 2y ago
This is such an useful set of links! thank you!
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True. You were at least 10x more productive in Delphi than VC++
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Having used both MS and Borland products during the late 90s and early 2000s, Borland tools were definitely far superior from the standpoint of ease of use, time it takes to develop serious applications etc. The primary advantage of the Bor
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Emmer Wheat is so much better than regular wheat.. but a lot more expensive. I hope it becomes far more common
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by pkphilip 2y ago
One option may be to use locked read-only systems. Many of these computers at airports etc do not need a writeable local filesystem.
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Andreas, this is awesome :)! But please do consider putting up some screenshots of the browser - including how it renders the popular sites.
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by pkphilip 2y ago
50MB is nothing. Consider that a "small" footprint Electron app is at least 120mb.
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by pkphilip 2y ago
This is astonishing given that the project only started in Sept 2022! Andreas Kling, you are the man!
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Koo was started as a response to X/Twitter because the Indian R/W ecosystem couldn't stand the fact that Musk spoke against the rampant and one-sided censorship requests that Twitter was receiving from the Indian govt. https
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Instead of making it legal to consume drugs in public spaces, they need only have made it necessary for the law enforcement to prove that a person is a drug dealer rather than a user - example: by the weight of drugs being carried, by showi
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by pkphilip 2y ago
This whole subject of blocking Tiktok raises the question as to why companies such as Bytedance aren't punished as malicious actors when the data being captured by them is clearly meant for malicious use. We really should have a way of
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Internet has become a crazier place now than it was during the 1990s. Also, the smart phone revolution (with the cameras) has led to a whole bunch of crazies taking over the internet via their mobile devices.
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by pkphilip 2y ago
I am not saying that US should protect the rights of non-citizens but this will likely result in retaliatory action by other nations on apps from the US.. though I won't hold my breath
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by pkphilip 2y ago
I agree. However, banning Tiktok won't change anything. If Tiketok is banned another company will take its place. Now coming to the subject of Facebook, Twitter etc, these apps pose the same threat to nations other than the US. As in,
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Tesla's problems stem from the overall slowdown in the EV industry coupled with the problems with Tesla itself - AND also the fact that there are many very worthy competitors from pretty much all major car brands now. This has nothing
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by pkphilip 2y ago
I see that. But a govt "for the people and by the people" will need to operate under the principle that citizens BY DEFAULT have the right to do what they want provided they don't break any laws other than in specific EXCEPTI
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by pkphilip 2y ago
Very nice! Looks great! May I suggest that you have a "Get Started" button right on the home page itself with a very basic tutorial?

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