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by rattray 6y ago
Yeah, another gotcha is that my MBA can't even drive a single 4k display at 60FPS, which I'm not sure was visible anywhere on the product page. (Not sure whether this limitation holds for the M1 MBA).
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by rattray 6y ago
Speaking as another sad owner of a Macbook Air (pre-M1), I do wish Apple made it more clear that they can't drive monitors well, but I agree with your overall sentiment – OP probably would have been much, much happier with a higher-spe
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by rattray 6y ago
Cool that msft is opening up a language like this out in the open!
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by rattray 6y ago
Do they still delete your data if there's a billing issue?
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by rattray 6y ago
Thoughts on using S3 for personal backups? (Worried about a physical hard drive getting lost or damaged...)
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by rattray 6y ago
For others unfamiliar and reticent to google, a "U-2" is: > The Lockheed U-2, nicknamed "Dragon Lady", is an American single-jet engine, high altitude reconnaissance aircraft operated by the United States Air Force an
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by rattray 6y ago
I interpreted it to mean, "Remove the *s from code like this:" /* This comment * Should just be alphanumeric. */
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by rattray 6y ago
The comment you're replying to is talking about RSU's in startups (illiquid) not public companies.
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by rattray 6y ago
Thank you, I hadn't seen this! For what it's worth, I think we provide tools to perform more accurate fit checks than are possible with other masks, but of course I don't have data to back that up, and this is a situation tha
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by rattray 6y ago
Would a negative pressure test suffice? (See our website). Smoke may have a false negative, as odorants are many times smaller than the target challenge particles.
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by rattray 6y ago
There area lot of JS developers who are considering moving code to Rust for performance, but will start out as naive.
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by rattray 6y ago
Responding to your edit, yes, we do provide a simple way to evaluate the mask's safety on your person; a negative pressure test: https://narwallmask.com/pages/usage-guide#h:negative-pressur... This makes it easy t
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by rattray 6y ago
From the article linked: > Bacteria ~ 3μm while viruses ~0.025μm in diameter However, SARS-CoV-2 is estimated to be around 0.1um, per https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7224694/#:~:tex... . > S
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by rattray 6y ago
Thank you for the thorough feedback! Ultimately, most of this comes down to your risk tolerance - how much is quality covid protection worth to you? I agree that looks are more likely to be the barrier there than $85, which as you mentioned
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by rattray 6y ago
I too have recently surprised myself by shopping at Target.com after being unable to find a trustable product on Amazon (latex pillow). The experience was worse but I trust their merchandising more.
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by rattray 6y ago
Beautiful. The internet was a truly different place back then...
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by rattray 6y ago
That's hilarious! Did they continue to link to your software after that? (I'm curious - what was your software?)
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by rattray 6y ago
I love the FSF, but frankly as a user, I'm glad that not just anybody can claim to be Rust. Especially so now that the trademark is controlled by a dedicated nonprofit.
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by rattray 6y ago
I didn't even know Homebrew worked on Linux!
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by rattray 6y ago
Ah, thank you!
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by rattray 6y ago
What's the --classic flag for? Just curious
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by rattray 6y ago
That makes a ton of sense - thank you! Yeah part of the magic of DRF is all the implicit stuff and the DRYness, but of course that can bite you anyway.
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by rattray 6y ago
Speaking as the creator of a high-quality mask (eye protection, good seal, >99.99% viral filtration efficiency filters), the lack of guidelines on what makes for a good mask have been flabbergasting. And what is there is incredibly lackl
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by rattray 6y ago
Thank you for sharing! Very useful. Can you share what kind of perf gains you got? latency? concurrency? > You also have to write a lot more specs, and such Sorry, by "specs" do you mean type definitions? Oh, and congrats on a
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by rattray 6y ago
Oops, did this on my phone and meant to edit on laptop immediately. Too late now. Here it is: from typing import Optional from fastapi import FastAPI from pydantic import BaseModel app = FastAPI() class Item
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by rattray 6y ago
This is a Python framework claiming Node/Go-comparable perf. Here's what it looks like: from typing import Optional from fastapi import FastAPI from pydantic import BaseModel app = FastAPI() class Item(BaseModel): name: str
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by rattray 6y ago
> bash, python and even SSH being regularly broken Broken how? That's surprising - in my experience, the versions of these utilities on macos are often missing features relative to linux, but the differences are known and documented
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by rattray 6y ago
Have you tried Schwab? Somewhat limited in what they offer as a bank, but I've only ever had positive experiences. Their web/app aren't wonderful but they get the job done.
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by rattray 6y ago
The law is probably related to anti-money-laundering, sanctions compliance, etc. If they detect something possibly criminal, it's illegal for them to "tip off" the owner of the account. This is true of basically any financial
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by rattray 6y ago
Who determines the collateral required?

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