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3y ago
he didn't say he is single or planning to stay single forever. He might as well dating someone younger. For woman its generally: - harder to date someone younger - it's harder to date when you are 35+ (smaller pool of single peopl
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3y ago
Older mac are intel based not arm. M1 is the first arm based chip
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3y ago
you can also have a look at nextdns [0][1]. I set it up on both my mac nad iOS. NextDns provides a panel where you can see what got blocked and some other analytics for you. Even though I use Brave on iOS and Arc with uBlock Origin still th
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3y ago
that looks interesting, thanks! Did you try it if it delivers on promises? There was not any new commit since 2020 so not sure if the project is stale by now.
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3y ago
Not familiar with Nim enough to figure it out - are the bindings auto generated in similar style like opencv bindings to any other supported language (python, julia, objc, rust, etc)?
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3y ago
Things might changed but last time I checked you could easily call C function but you had to kind of export each single C function, structs etc. You couldn't just import single header file and be ready to call any function in the libra
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3y ago
for me (mobile developer) interop with python is not enough because of really poor python story on mobile devices (iOS / android) when using native modules. I think if Nim had a seamless interop with Rust or even Zig it could piggyback
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3y ago
unfortunately there is no ebook version and it seems araq is against publishing ebook (probably because of worrying about piracy) - for me who is travelling a lot, hard copy is a no go.
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3y ago
Had a look a Nim few months ago - feature wise is a lot of I wish Python had (easy interop with C/C++, static typed, compiled, can be transcompiled and executed on android/iOS), but ecosystem is small even though the language is n
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3y ago
It would be good that you can easily claim it but make sure that you just instead donate to some organization like EFF. For single person $5 or $35 is small money not maybe worth the hassle but for charity organization it might be a big amo
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3y ago
This was also the only reason that made be almost to bail until someone on reddit mentioned they are using raindrop.io extension as a bookmark manager that is cross platform. I pinned raindrop.io so that i can easily access it with a button
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3y ago
I have seen also another similar project that some people also recommended in case you interested in the future (looks less sleek but still not bad): casaOS : https://casaos.io/
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3y ago
Haven't tried this project yet but my plan is to buy cheap hp elitedesk / dell optiplex thin client and just install umbrelOS [0] that has app store with many of those apps such as: homebridge, home assistant, pihole, trailscale,
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3y ago
A lot of downvotes. I can relate to it a little bit. During beginning of covid I was in SE Asia at airbnb that didn't have laundry machine - since in SE Asia you don't need it generally because there is so many cheap per kg laundr
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3y ago
Not sure how exactly ad fraud works but why this WEI supposed to even prevent it? There are many tools that allow to control your mouse and keyboard programatically like pyautogui [0]. Will OS check if such python lib is installed or script
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3y ago
If you have 50% of people having adblock then websites loosing 10% of traffic because of WEI probabilistically fail it still seems like win for big tech if they force user to their approved unmodified OS/browser.
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3y ago
Is your firefox rendering google maps the same sharp (vectorized) as in chromium? In my firefox it seems not so sharp and rasterized (tiles?), but might be related to some privacy plugins/settings I'm using.
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3y ago
I have the same - not sure if its related to many privacy plugins in my Firefox but e.g. google maps still doesn't render as sharp as in Chromium browsers - seems like using rasterized tiles.
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3y ago
Thanks, I used to use Vivaldi many years ago (switched by to Firefox eventually). I just tried it again and unfortunately their user inteface is very cluttered and not polished by default - comparing to Arc. In Vivaldi 1. Everything is very
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3y ago
It's so weird there is no mention of react native in github README, they only mention react. Did anything changed and expo is not based on react-native?
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3y ago
Xreal come close but for this use case not ready yet but if they ever release v2 with 4k resolution per eye + programmatically dimmable shades + better software then that would be better then vision pro or oculus for this use case
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3y ago
On top of that there are also different OSS such as Apache and MIT that the latter one can still restrict the user from using because project owner might patented some algorithm and MIT license doesn't have patent grant. LGPL3.0 also p
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3y ago
What's the point of comparing all US states to single European country? The same it doesn't make sense to compare all EU countries to single US state.
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3y ago
Sure increased but do people spend like 3k USD/m to rent something? In Poland you can still rent something for 1k USD even in Warsaw. Go to Bulgaria and rent is dirty cheap in places like Bansko you pay $400 or less for 1 month rental
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3y ago
But considering competition wouldn't Microbit be a better fit both for kids and even for students? Price is 10 GBP but you get also accelerometer, compass, 5x5 led array, 2x push buttons, 1x touch button, microphone, speaker, bluetooth
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3y ago
Seems like easy to optimize for it - just keep only the best 1 talent and fire everyone else!
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3y ago
for a while it happenned though for charging cables - iphones used to give you popup telling you are not using original lightning cable.
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I feel you - I had actually the same issue with my iphone XS few months ago - I was hiking for few hours inside humid cave. Even though I had phone in waterproof bag my TrueDepth sensor stopped working.
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3y ago
Regarding possible tradeoffs, I'm not buying it. Samsung Galaxy S5 had: - easy user removable/swapable battery 2800mah - external port for microSDXC - audiojack - was still IP67 dust/water resistant (up to 1m for 30 min) - 5.
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3y ago
Why not take a longer holiday to Turkey or Thailand once a year and do all dental appointments ? Should be much cheaper even with a flight and accomodation. I know some of people from UK doing this and flying to Turkey for yearly dental che
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