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You need USB-C DisplayPort (DP Alt Mode). Unfortunately it's not a software limitation oftentimes, most of the times it's a hardware design limitation. I guess Onyx figured that they can have two different product lines and milk b
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Can someone explain to me the outrage about mimicking a public persons voice, while half the people on hacker news argue that it's fine to steal open source code? I fail to see the logic here? Why is this more important?
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If only they had the same dedication to keep ads out of the core OS.
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Wait, you can do that? Will that fix the play pause issue ? Thank you, this is wonderful. I never thought it was an Music app issue. I always it's just iOS pip being broken.
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OK thank you for clarifying, that was very interesting. If the socialist party was renamed to social democrats almost 8 years after this person left office, then the way the Wikipedia article is written is literally rewriting history. Just
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You throw in left-leaning socialist and liberal-conservative as if it's supposed to clarify the story. Both of those terms meant vastly different things from now 50 years ago. Can you be a bit more precise with your 2 cents so we can a
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There’s a French show called le prochain grand pâtissier. In one season there a guy who dislikes sweets (or sugar I can’t remember) but said he could taste it by smelling. The chefs didn’t believe him, but I think they were proven wrong.
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Ask HN: Version and store collaborative task lists, data formats and branching
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Blacklisted China chipmaker SMIC becomes the second-largest foundry
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Are you saying that HarmonyOS Next is actually based on the microkernel architecture? EDIT: I just looked it up, that's awesome. It's pretty amazing that everyone was bashing Huawei and Harmony for so long, but they finally manage
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Intel has bought all the high NA EUV ASML produces until the first quarter 2025 by the way. TSMC is not the west, TSMC is TSMC. Also China has started investing heavily in domestic AI chips. Huawei's Ascend is roughly comparable to the
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> The US kills off Huawei’s access to Google Android and TSMC. Almost completely killing their consumer business. One the other hand this is good for consumers. For a few years we used to make fun of HarmonyOS being a knockoff of Android
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Talking heads points. China isn’t the most powerful economy because of its headcount compared to India. But India is finally doing what it needs to build the necessary infrastructure. Unfortunately for you all the saber rattling towards Ind
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> What an excellent resource! (And yes Outlook is a pain and supports so very little!) So outlook today is the internet explorer of mail?
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One thing I noticed actually that I didn't notice in the other thread is that a few days ago, I saw "a new device has been added to Facetime". I didn't know what it was and whether it was my device or not, so I just remo
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I just looked at your plugin-template. This sounds good actually. Writing asdf plugins can be quite nasty. I like the approach of adding a lua dsl for plugin generation, not sure I like the dsl itself.
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asdf works great for that purpose. And you can either use a single .tool-versions file or enable legacy support for compatibility with pyenv rbenv etc. Plus is supports many more tools than just the language vms https://asdf-vm.c
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I had the same conclusion. You learn things as you go, including things you don't like.
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Sometimes when you look at studies, those rare diagnosis turn out to be really common, just not part of the standard curriculum. In those cases LLMs perform more like a normal doctor giving you all the normal junk a doctor would say. What g
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The way med school works by definition is that it filters for very conformant hard working individuals and then fills them up with the most common symptoms, diseases and treatments and turns them into human dictionaries. There are of course
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> China is an adversary to Europe It may be now, but not because of China, but because of the disastrous policies of the EU commission that cannibalized its own industrial base. > European security is dependent on American guarantees
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Did people forget all about the leaked Instagram research papers? I don't really use either, but at least TikTok's parental controls are vastly superior to Facebooks.
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Check out flowbite https://flowbite.com/docs/getting-started/introduction/
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In Germany some of the best hospitals are Christian (catholic I believe, but may be wrong). The US is a really weird place.
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> the USA's (and to a lesser extent Canada's) internet is shite Why to a lesser extent? In my experience Canada's was way worse than the US, which I honestly didn't think would be possible.
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> “We interviewed a 100 bananas and found that the ripe ones were yellow” I had to google to see if this was from somewhere else, but seems like no. Thank you for this wonderful comment. EDIT: one of the most toxic part of VC culture is
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That is absolutely not true. It's hard to describe just how wrong your assessment of Taiwan's tea situation. The only way I can imagine you coming to that conclusion is that your experience with Taiwan tea is walking through the X
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When I went to Japan last time I asked about tea places and people would tell me "we don't drink tea outside, we drink it at home". I also remember an article a few years ago about dying Japanese tea tradition, somewhat relat
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No, even the Netherlands had a temporary act to allow attestation using digital means. https://www.osborneclarke.com/insights/dutch-covid-19-tempor...
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The amount of notaries in Germany is very limited. . You can’t just study that and open a notary in Germany. They are cash cows that obviously don’t want competition. During Covid Germany was the only country of its neighbors that did not d
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