prng2021

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100x Faster Than Wi-Fi: Li-Fi(tomshardware.com)
14 points by prng2021 3y ago|12 comments
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by prng2021 3y ago
Thanks you’re right. I was thinking about the license changes Elastic made to stop cloud providers from redistributing their products as a managed service.
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by prng2021 3y ago
I don’t get your point. Whether you use copyrighted material in commercial context or not always matters. That’s one of the most important aspects of different open source licenses.
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by prng2021 3y ago
Yes I’ve typically used Sequelize. There are tons of small differences between databases that add up to a big and annoying waste of time. Quick example: https://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_unique.asp I agree ORMs are n
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by prng2021 3y ago
> But no-one uses different databases. There are tons of scenarios where this is simply not true and an ORM is a huge time saver. You could be building internal tooling that needs to be flexible enough to work with different databases. Y
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by prng2021 3y ago
Consul, Envoy, websockets. These are architectural components called out in the article. Are you saying that AOL used this same architecture and you don’t see anything “fundamentally unique”? If you’re using the word architecture even tho
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by prng2021 3y ago
I’m skeptical about these fears. We already have a disinformation problem. If AI can be used to exacerbate the problem, why can’t that be counterbalanced by using AI to fight against disinformation as well? Just like any other sector, ther
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by prng2021 3y ago
I applaud any attempt to compete with existing social networks. That said, user expectations are very high these days. The site looks awful on a phone, and I completely lost interest after about 5 seconds of trying to read the contents. G
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by prng2021 3y ago
Yes. What percentage of people in the world who use headphones would you say is using them?
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by prng2021 3y ago
Except no one bought those headphones.
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by prng2021 3y ago
I don’t follow. Tabs are nothing like favorites. You go to a favorite and open links within it in new tabs. Eventually the tabs will be closed and you’ll often never visit those links ever again, as opposed to a favorite. As for tab group
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by prng2021 3y ago
> A string should be viewed as an opaque data type with views into it depending on what you're trying to do. > The attribute shouldn't be 'length' it should be something like 'countOfCodePoints' or expose
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by prng2021 3y ago
That’s fair. Humans are far from angels though. There’s countless copy/pasting of code from repos and stack overflow everyday with no attribution. Yes Copilot is generating code at large scale but that’s compared to a single develope
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by prng2021 3y ago
“ In the situations I've seen, it's actually copying the code line-for-line, not merely making something similar.” Those are mistakes and they will become more rare as the AI improves. If the system was designed to store chunks of
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by prng2021 3y ago
He’ll never admit it but he’s really a day trader. I wouldn’t be surprised if he has changed his stance on Nvidia numerous times over that timeframe.
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by prng2021 3y ago
It says compared to marriage. And why in the world would cohabitation without marriage automatically include having children??
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by prng2021 3y ago
What programming language do you use? Are there SDKs for interfacing with the sensors and motors?
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by prng2021 3y ago
I haven't used Windows in over a decade but I don't get all the negativity around fluent design here. I always thought it looked nice. Can someone list the biggest flaws?
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by prng2021 3y ago
"fuel and labor expenses are higher now than before the pandemic. “Spot rates are at a level that in the long run are not sustainable, with costs up by 25% to 30% since 2019" We all speak English here and read the same article rig
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by prng2021 3y ago
https://www.tomsguide.com/news/macbook-air-m2-vs-macbook-pro... The M2 doesn't even hit 30fps at 1080p. You also have to consider the power draw limits they set on these 2 chips placed near your eyes compared to a
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by prng2021 3y ago
You think 2x M2 chips could play a AAA game at 6k res (3k per eye) and 90+ fps?
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by prng2021 3y ago
That’s definitely a big part, but the other major reasons are: 1. Companies are focusing on selling higher profit margin vehicles (more expensive models vs high volume budget models) 2. Companies are focusing on SUVs and trucks since bigger
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by prng2021 3y ago
So if Twitter fails, she’ll be the one to blame. If it succeeds, do you think she’ll get the credit or will people assume it was all his doing?
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by prng2021 3y ago
“It’s just not true that if we go off and build great games, all of a sudden you’re going to see console share shift in some dramatic way. We lost the worst generation to lose in the Xbox One,” the Microsoft exec said. —- This is why MSFT w
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by prng2021 3y ago
Interesting! I never heard of this pattern but will consider using it. Any idea why it’s not more popular?
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by prng2021 3y ago
Not sure about Android but iOS doesn’t allow sites to use audio without user interaction (ie tapping a play button)
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by prng2021 3y ago
Agreed. After that, Graham’s Number:1 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham%27s_number
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by prng2021 3y ago
It's great to get your perspective on this. Aside from the GPS/navigation features, aren't car infotainment systems extremely basic? We've been controlling heating, cooling, audio source, and audio volume since the dawn
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Lol
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by prng2021 4y ago
“The analysis in this report is based on a self-administered web survey conducted from April 14 to May 4, 2022, among a sample of 1,316 dyads, with each dyad (or pair) comprised of one U.S. teen ages 13 to 17 and one parent per teen.” Repor

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