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by rendaw 1y ago
There's a ton of positivity here, but on the balance there are some significant issues with pass that I think bear mention: - The fact that it's essentially unstructured data makes it hard to work with generically. If you have a u
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by rendaw 1y ago
Or if you need a fix ASAP and go ahead and make the change locally, then want to upstream it later.
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by rendaw 1y ago
On the flip side, there's some software that works (somewhat) with wayland but deliberately breaks compatibility. For instance, Scribus uses QT which supports wayland, but they hardcoded a check to explicitly detect wayland and exit if
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by rendaw 1y ago
Grep, diff, sed, and line-based non-semantic merge are all terrible tools for manipulating code... rather than dig ourselves in either further with those maybe a reason to come up with something better would be good.
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by rendaw 1y ago
So I'm trying to learn more about this stuff, but aren't there multiple ECC flavors and the AMD consumer CPUs only support one of them (not the one you'd have on servers?) Does anyone maintain a list with de-facto support of
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by rendaw 1y ago
You wouldn't use a datetime for an alarm clock, just a time. The timezone is implicit in the appointment, it's the timezone of the place you're making the appointment at. Scrapping DST is built into the timezone database IIRC
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by rendaw 1y ago
So they can also keep models trained on the datasets? That seems pretty big too, unless the half life of models is so low it doesn't matter.
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by rendaw 1y ago
Probably brings up memories of travel sites saying "10 other people have this room in their cart"
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by rendaw 1y ago
But not the anonymous, offline, accessible payment systems this thread is about. The online, ad infested phone-app-only, less accessible "cashless" systems like paypay. Even today the only place you can buy food with your pasmo&#x
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by rendaw 1y ago
I'm looking forward to bioluminescent ivy.
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by rendaw 1y ago
The growth of youtube has basically undone that. There's lots of very sketchy youtube/shorts/etc videos out there...
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by rendaw 1y ago
The difference in what? TBH I don't get the purpose either. You have to use javascript either way, and it's trivial to do make a shorthand for `document.createElement` that sets properties and adds children... maybe 10 lines per p
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by rendaw 1y ago
Are you saying the power required for wifi transmission is lower than the power required for usb? Also, what's a BA?
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by rendaw 1y ago
Is StackOverflow dead now? And because of AI? It still usually has the standard quality of answers for most questions I google. I google fewer questions because modern languages have better documentation cultures.
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by rendaw 1y ago
I'm a layman, but I was really hoping to see some actual benchmark results in the paper.
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by rendaw 1y ago
Isn't being able to move to a new town and start again also a kind of new thing though too? Cars, moving companies, open borders, globalism, English as a standard language, no serfdom, etc. I mean, I think you could pick up and move bu
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by rendaw 1y ago
They talk about information density. I'm not going to claim the site developers were competent, but I think the general trends are because companies don't want to pay for multiple designs for desktop and mobile (and deal with the
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by rendaw 1y ago
Is there a qubit-speed tradeoff, where you could factor 2048 bit RSA integers with fewer qubits but it would take more time? Or is it all or nothing?
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by rendaw 1y ago
There is an alternative: take the parts that _aren't_ in if statements (the actual common code) and make them into shared functions. Then split up the rest into multiple functions that call the shared functions, one for each independen
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by rendaw 1y ago
> on your tiny ThinkPad SSD Ad hominem. My thinkpad ssd is massive.
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by rendaw 1y ago
This sounds a lot like the apocryphal Einstein quote > Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. And I found a similar quote from Aquinas > If a thing can be done adequately by means of one, it is superfluous t
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by rendaw 1y ago
While it does sound like GP missed a distinction, I don't see how (-2.35, 2.35) would be sensible. The extremes can happen (or else they wouldn't be part of the input intervals) and the code has to sensibly deal with that event in
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by rendaw 1y ago
Unless I misread, GP thinks the advice is too hard, not "too easy". Which yes, if I told someone playing games on linux is easy you just need to use `winetricks` to install the correct version of X, Y, Z, then modify library overr
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by rendaw 1y ago
Not all static type systems are equally expressive/safe/consistent - Java falls back to `Object` and runtime casts frequently, Go doesn't have enums, and C++ variants come with significant footguns and ergonomics issues since
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by rendaw 1y ago
The title is "Abe Hiroshi's homepage finally uses HTTPS" corrected by HN to remove "finally". Subtitle "Nifty's LaCoocan service will support HTTPS, user voices say they will no longer be able to connect t
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Abe Hiroshi's homepage uses HTTPS(itmedia.co.jp)
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by rendaw 1y ago
Oh interesting! Is photosynthesis the main thing limiting growth speed? I would have expected there to be multiple processes with similar or aligned timings, or some built in limiting mechanism or something... it's not like giving huma
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by rendaw 1y ago
So reading about this my current company sounds exactly the same. And the one before it, and the one before that. Critical issues happen with customers, blame gets shifted, a useless fix is proposed in the post mortem and implemented (add a
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by rendaw 1y ago
I think "well just make the PR yourself" comments are too reductionist myself, but in this case Framework does have space for 3rd party components in the marketplace. I don't think it'd be crazy to imagine some custom ke
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by rendaw 1y ago
> we live in a world where miracles exist that could help thousands of lives, but they move too slowly to help those lives Do you understand what you're saying? Too slowly in contrast to "move fast and break things" where

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