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by r2vcap 3y ago
The larger the monitor, generally the better. However, considering GPU performance and power consumption, compromises must be made somewhere. I have a $500 Dell 4K 32-inch monitor, which is the maximum I can accommodate in terms of desk spa
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by r2vcap 3y ago
Yet another library feature that will be used by nobody... While having a standard library is good, system programming presents tricky aspects like async-safety that are not adequately addressed. Therefore, considering the challenges involv
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by r2vcap 3y ago
Upvotes/downvotes are not good for democracy. Especially if the upvote/downvote history stays in your account. Think of the yes and no stickers in the Soviet Union and other totalitarian countries on the front of their governmen
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by r2vcap 3y ago
I also agree. I was using the rif premium version. third-party apps removed Reddit's ads and offered a paid version instead. I'm not saying rif is a bad app. It is uch easier to use than the official app. However, it is self-evid
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by r2vcap 3y ago
I don't know why this is a problem. Moderators are intentionally "sabotaging" subreddits, and there are many who are against it. I also don't like Reddit's recent move, but moderators' powers are neither perman
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by r2vcap 3y ago
Although this article is about nuclear power, in fact it may be an issue that applies to all US infrastructure. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29489616 Also, I wonder if the US has accumulated know-how to lower the co
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by r2vcap 3y ago
It is true that Reddit has problems with the way it operates. But the absurd argument that it should be provided "must be free" is not convincing. Such nonsensical claims are likely only made by socialists.
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by r2vcap 3y ago
It is unbelievable that so many people's exchanges of opinions accumulated over the years have been blown away by a single strike like this. It is true that there is a problem with Reddit's operating policy. But it is run by a pri
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by r2vcap 3y ago
I have longed for America, but not anymore. American culture tainted by ideological warriors is making America lose its soft power.
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by r2vcap 3y ago
In my opinion, in modern civilization, concentration in megacities is inevitable. I think it is unavoidable whether it is a centralized country (France, Korea, etc.) or a decentralized country (USA, Japan, Germany, etc.). Since the benefi
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by r2vcap 3y ago
Whether or not you can live without a car depends on the person and the area, so it is difficult to generalize. I have lived in Seoul for more than 30 years, and this city has excellent public transportation and severe traffic congestion, s
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by r2vcap 3y ago
In many cases, multiple implementations are included and one is chosen to utilize the best instruction supported by the CPU. Example code: https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/main:thi...
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by r2vcap 3y ago
Giving a smartphone to a child is creating a lot of problems. In Korea, many parents play YouTube videos to their whining children, and many wonder if this is contributing to the rise in ADHD in children. Parents and the government must mak
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by r2vcap 3y ago
Dashcam (called a black box in Korea) is very common in Korea. According to 2021 statistics, it is installed in more than 80% of vehicles. There are plenty of products on the market for less than $200, and some people are already using thei
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by r2vcap 3y ago
I don't care what EU countries do to curb their productivity. (I am a Korean national.) However, I am worried that another barrier is being built when considering the case of GDPR. And I hope they don't intervene in other countrie
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by r2vcap 3y ago
EU citizens, you may be confused that you have been rejected. But isn't that what your government and the bureaucrats in Brussels have brought on themselves? As a Korean citizen, I have no complaints.
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by r2vcap 3y ago
I live in Korea, have been on Bard's waitlist, and have been using it since last week with no problems.
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by r2vcap 3y ago
Bard seems to be able to access indexed pages, at least. For example, two hours ago, I asked for a recap of https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/13bw8ud/the_future_of_... , and Bard did a good job with i
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by r2vcap 4y ago
His HW configuration is very similar to mine. One linux desktop, one laptop, one Mac Mini. Interesting.
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by r2vcap 4y ago
I have set DOTNET_CLI_TELEMETRY_OPTOUT=1 as an environment variable in my .profile file. What should I do for golang?
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Chromium is preparing experimental iOS builds, for testing(bugs.chromium.org)
4 points by r2vcap 4y ago|1 comments
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by r2vcap 4y ago
There are many reasons why Koreans are angry with the US, and some are related to semiconductors. After Intel sold its NAND division to SK Hynix, South Koreans were upset because the US government was trying to impose sanctions on Chinese c
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by r2vcap 4y ago
That's why I don't code on Windows and I don't work for bureaucratic companies where the IT department isn't flexible enough to understand how compilers work and how antivirus software can go wrong.
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by r2vcap 4y ago
"Because this language is cool, let's rewrite it" is not a practical approach. I also think the fact that the number of people who are proficient in C++ is decreasing is a problem. But the intransigence of the Rust zealots
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by r2vcap 4y ago
Webkit is the only browser engine allowed on iOS. Chrome and Firefox use the same engine as Safari, so blame Safari and Apple. Apple doesn't want browsers to be as powerful as native apps on iOS.
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by r2vcap 4y ago
I agree that golang's standard library is high quality, nice, readable, permissive license. I have had several experiences porting parts of the Golang standard library to other languages such as C++ and have really enjoyed it. Golang&#
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by r2vcap 4y ago
I do not live in the United States, but these measures are difficult to understand. In the East Asian country where I live, most people cook with gas. Induction is becoming more popular, but there is no alternative other than gas for high-h
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by r2vcap 4y ago
Disclaimer. I am Korean and currently live in Korea. Online banking in Korea is very poor, so even though I code on Linux and macOS, I use Windows for internet banking. As in many other countries, banking in Korea is a state-regulated indus
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C++ Initialization Story(cppstories.com)
1 points by r2vcap 4y ago|0 comments
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by r2vcap 4y ago
And this is one of those successful PC games made with the Unity engine.

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