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931.
by rendaw 3y ago
I feel like this trains them too. Like, real issues will have a CTO on the phone, so if there's no CTO on the phone by all means ignore the ticket.
932.
by rendaw 3y ago
Looking at their front page, they have the following distinguishing goals: Simplicity, speed, modern, pleasant. Is there _any_ language that doesn't aim for those four things? I have no idea why I'd choose Odin.
933.
by rendaw 3y ago
Piano roll indicates pitch spatially (dimensions are pitch: vertical, time: horizontal, instrument: mark style). Tracker notation indicates pitch via mark (text), instrument is horizontal, and time is vertical.
934.
by rendaw 3y ago
Strongly agree. If people want to listen to non-French songs to the point where the government needs to legislate a minimum, who is actually benefiting?
935.
by rendaw 3y ago
> People with the M1 laptops are frequently waiting almost 2m for their builds to complete. I don't see this at all... the peak for all 3 is at right under 20s. The long tail (i.e. infrequently) goes up to 2m, but for all 3. M2 lo
936.
by rendaw 3y ago
And health... My favorite settings were 10% health 100% reload time, you had to be very careful especially with some of the more self destructive weapons but IMO was the best competitively. It made things like dart, fan, winchester (?) usa
937.
by rendaw 3y ago
This isn't an artillery game - this is unrelated to the Worms series.
938.
by rendaw 3y ago
I think this works great sometimes, but I've been in plenty of situations where "I messed up" leads to being railroaded into the "boilerplate tech support" discussion tree. "Did you try doing X", "Di
939.
by rendaw 3y ago
Mp3 players are one of those categories of products that have been totally destroyed by cheap Chinese manufacturing. The decent players like the Sansa Clip disappeared, and all the non-color-video-screen ones with long batteries are horrid
940.
by rendaw 3y ago
Are you arguing against the ruling? Is this not a good move away from what you've described?
941.
by rendaw 3y ago
Why is this called the holy grail layout? From the name I assumed it would work everywhere, but that looks like it only works on desktops. It seems like grid layout was explicitly designed for this, and for the same reason I wonder why peop
942.
by rendaw 3y ago
To be clear, GP didn't mention designing a perfect system but providing perfect answers, which probably includes mentioning tradeoffs or being prepared to answer questions about them.
943.
by rendaw 3y ago
I have this image of you spending years painstakingly rewriting this, just for Apple to release their ARM processors. FWIW I have no idea what Wozmon is, just a sentence or two at the top for people not familiar with the original.
944.
by rendaw 3y ago
Bandcamp does this too, which surprises me. Individual record labels can yank releases whenever, and bandcamp purges it so thoroughly I'd think they were trying to convince me I never bought it in the first place. Not in my collectio
945.
by rendaw 3y ago
I ran into a bunch of issues with it on a headless userless system. Unfortunately, like pulse, it's deeply integrated with dbus/policykit/xdg stuff. Wireplumber was looking for XDG_HOME_DIR and breaking when it couldn'
946.
by rendaw 3y ago
I'm surprised centimeter precision is sufficient. I'd have thought millimeter precision or so would be required. It feels like 1cm could accumulate to a gap or could spell the difference between stable points contacting and not.
947.
by rendaw 3y ago
> After the war, the Bureau’s work on titanium accelerated. By 1947 it had successfully scaled up Kroll’s process The article so far can be summarized as "people played around with titanium, but had no idea what to use it for"
948.
by rendaw 3y ago
Momentum, random names and (possibly) higher latency. IIRC IPFS is particularly bad latency-wise but I'm not sure how much of that is name lookup vs file transfer, and that could be implementation specific. Name lookups are also very
949.
by rendaw 3y ago
And decoders typically aren't interoperable, requiring you to use the specific decoder for that combination.
950.
by rendaw 3y ago
Being discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38345858
951.
by rendaw 3y ago
Okay, I'm sold on the delay, but where's the code that detects non-chrome? Do they serve different js based on the user agent header? If they delay chrome too there's no foul.
952.
by rendaw 3y ago
I don't like what Google's trying to do, but I don't think the address bar is good at of the roles it currently sits in (establishing trust, encoding state), and stands in the way of attempting new modes.
953.
by rendaw 3y ago
This looks really cool. Like all eBPF though, what sort of eBPF verification is it doing and is it possible to do the verification in CI? With eBPF the common gotcha is you can compile totally invalid eBPF code, with no compile errors, onl
954.
by rendaw 3y ago
I come across a lot of albums like this while browsing: 15s songs, cut off right in the middle of a phrase, cover and genre unrelated to song contents (sometimes heavily clipped, etc). I see there are 3 people who bought the $7 album, each
955.
by rendaw 3y ago
Then shouldn't the professor have said that it isn't rigorous? Saying it's perfect implies that it is rigorous, just that they took issue with the association.
956.
by rendaw 3y ago
The article suggests but does not explicitly describe adding noise, but it doesn't matter because the conclusion is the same: > There is always a tradeoff between privacy and utility. The only way to achieve 100% private data is 100
957.
by rendaw 3y ago
I try to test my system setups with qemu, but I cannot for the life of me figure out which combination of whats I need to get wayland to run there. There's apparently two? framebuffer implementations which work with none of the deskto
958.
by rendaw 3y ago
The project members dismiss the concerns. Are you talking about the reporters?
959.
by rendaw 3y ago
To be clear, "bug" as in something found in the bug tracker. It was a feature request, not a bug in the sense of broken behavior. This is different from e.g. Thunderbird randomly opening the preview pane.
960.
by rendaw 3y ago
Right, that's why I was only ready to believe it after the doctor did the battery of tests. The checks were very thorough: nerves, vascular system, blood tests, etc. They took a week, and I received diagnoses from doctors of two speci

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