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by rch 4y ago
Pixel 5 is still solid. I skipped the 6 because of comments on HN, but I'll probably have to update to the 7 when it comes out. In the meantime, I'd also like to try the Librem 5 US. This thread is convincing me to give it a shot
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by rch 4y ago
I enjoy using Elixir but I've never been able to get into any of the forums, channels, etc. Maybe there are better metrics to gage momentum.
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by rch 4y ago
Sibling comment covered it, and I only see integrated graphics on the website. I said 'full size' since I've got both 15 and 16 inch MBPs, of various generations. Personally, I appreciate that Alacritty works well with what I
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by rch 4y ago
Offering people time and flexibility is also effective. Some could work '4 on 4 off' schedules, for example.
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by rch 4y ago
I've been happy with my Framework, running Fedora w/ i3wm. It's a little annoying to switch from a full-size MBP to the smaller form factor though. Hopefully we'll see a larger model at some point.
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by rch 4y ago
It could be unprecedented on 100-1000 year timescales, and still be within geologic norms. Just trying to categorize this event relative to e.g. Greenland ice sheet melting.
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by rch 4y ago
> turning what were once agricultural fields into a giant inland lake. It's a shocking transformation Is the agricultural capacity of this area dependent on periodic flooding, similar to historical patterns of the Nile?
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by rch 4y ago
If it was open source with a permissive license I'd start paying immediately, like I have with other projects. > if it wasn't paid. Maybe you intended to say 'if it wasn't closed ', or similar.
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by rch 4y ago
I used a graph analysis app ~2011 that communicated with the server over zmq and rendered via lwjgl. At the time, and perhaps even now, it wouldn't have been reasonable to expect adequate performance if all the results of interactive m
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Hyundai supplier accused of child labor violations by U.S. authorities(reuters.com)
1 points by rch 4y ago|0 comments
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by rch 4y ago
> Mike Muuss himself wrote back with a bunch of demo files attached. That's kind of awesome. I built it from source a few years after that and didn't have to deal with any headaches at all.
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by rch 4y ago
Same for STIHL: > A majority of STIHL products sold in America are made in America of U.S. and foreign materials. -- https://www.stihlusa.com/stihl-made-in-america/
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by rch 4y ago
I'm working with Apache Kudu on a regular basis, but coding in C++ maybe 20% relative to other languages.
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by rch 4y ago
Have a look at https://okws.org
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by rch 4y ago
> contexts at different properties for different types It seems like I could use syntax from HOCON to achieve this in a less verbose way, perhaps with minor changes to the parser. > have a schema and perform the elaboration from there
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by rch 4y ago
JSON-LD has some traction, but the author seems to prefer a slightly different syntax. I don't see a material difference, but I'm curious to know what others think. -- https://w3c.github.io/json-ld-bp/#context
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Data Mesh – A Data Movement and Processing Platform at Netflix(netflixtechblog.com)
5 points by rch 4y ago|1 comments
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by rch 4y ago
From the paper: > code to reproduce our training and evaluation results is available at the Zenodo repository and GitHub ( https://github.com/BoyuanChen/neural-state-variables ).
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by rch 4y ago
I'd like to see what that amount of cash could could do for southern Madagascar right now.
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by rch 4y ago
I've found that both are pleasant to work with, on the cloud side at least. That pleasant demeanor doesn't always translate into getting immediate results, but how could it really?
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by rch 4y ago
I think the parent comment is saying that it's impossible to arrive at a specific folding endpoint because that state is dependent on continuously changing environmental variables. Take a look at the configs for Amber (molecular dynami
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by rch 4y ago
Sorry, but is Elizabeth Holmes the best example here?
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by rch 4y ago
I've used and customized ExtJS a lot, but Sencha the company didn't make it entirely easy. Even after paying the license fees they were still kind of a pain (except one or two awesome people I can think of).
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by rch 4y ago
Given a new component library I always look for a lazy-loading tree view, and a windowed grid. I'm usually disappointed... Am I simply overlooking them in this case? It seems like AWS would have implemented them at some point.
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by rch 4y ago
I've been told, by a local farmer / restaurant owner from Torreón, that monarch preserves in Mexico are under pressure from cartels that want to convert the land into avocado farms, through violence if necessary. Some restaurants
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by rch 4y ago
I see now, thanks! I'm getting more optimistic as I look into the details. Open messaging could be interesting, for instance.
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by rch 4y ago
I wouldn't say transit is for the wealthy... Only that that transit should be more ubiquitous within population centers and widespread regionally, with high enough frequency to be a workable option for everyone.
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by rch 4y ago
Is being a gatekeeper a function of overall size, or market share in a given sector? I may have missed the definition in the article, but my cynical take is that it seems geared towards getting companies that enjoyed dominance in the 90s ba
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by rch 4y ago
Where I live the classism is reversed, in that arriving by bus means you can afford to live by public transit. The same goes for showing up to a party with a salad from your backyard garden or fresh baked bread. Having the time and space fo
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by rch 4y ago
More like a progression from monetizing attention (questionable), to political manipulation (already awful), to domestic government overreach (Texas), to hostile nation targeting specific people for coercion/malware (national security)

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