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6y ago
Don't know about 1983, but a lot of software is definitely slower than it was 10, 20 years ago. Something that used to result in 2MB application with 5MB in memory requirement is now done as half a gigabyte of resources that will spawn
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6y ago
You can self host github or bitbucket as well, but it does get expensive.
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6y ago
Some things are in Azure, but IIRC not everything (not the git part of github anyway).
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6y ago
> > use utf8; > there’s still much to be done to make Unicode the default Why's that? If that's something someone with zero Perl experience can easily understand. Isn't this only about the source code? Or does this m
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6y ago
Everyone knows Apple, I have never heard about HEY. The article doesn't really say anything, so I can see how it being at the top would be suspicious.
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6y ago
> not so bad to work in Yeah, if you know it well enough, maybe. It's horrible to work with as a newcomer or someone who only needs to touch it once in a while.
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6y ago
It says that's disabled for shared playbooks. I guess you can step through it, haven't tried.
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6y ago
The answer to "will using other analytics penalize you?" is "probably". Now let's rephrase the original question, "Will using other analytics penalize you more than using ones from Google?".
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6y ago
> Can cancel your subscription online I think this is legally required in EU at least? I mean, if you started the subscription online. Same with the trial I believe.
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Just few notes: - the first picture might not really be landlord-friendly; there are codes on what you can install outside your window and how (besides looks, you wouldn't want this to fall on someone) - shocking price - the wording al
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6y ago
While might work great as a HN title, I don't think that's a wise product description. First of all, what is Firebase? Is literally no one else than their users your target? Also, is it OK to use someone else's trademark in y
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6y ago
I have no idea what this is, but I'm a huge fan. The reign of Linkedin as de-facto standard has to end. It's unacceptable recruiters expect me to have a profile on some proprietary website. Luckily not everyone is a moron and it&#
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Hands down the best summary of what seems to be going on I've seen. I vaguely remember new features some 5+ years ago, or promises of fixing issues (that are still there), but that had stopped and all we got was a social-network-like f
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6y ago
They are already selling your data, whether you pay or not. Not in some evil way though[1], but their free customers are very valuable to them. So this decision to strip a core feature, only differentiating feature, is really mind-boggling.
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> that's what people using Go have been doing for years without complaining I haven't seen anyone commit vendor and not complain about it. But now you finally don't have to commit vendor for reproducible builds. All you ne
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6y ago
> you can download and use Unreal Engine to build games for free as you always have That's a very stretched-out definition of always. Unreal used to be one of the most expensive, if not the most expensive, game engines you could lic
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6y ago
The time and resources users waste on using such application eclipses the difference in development. One could be folding enzymes instead of waiting for syntax highlighting to finish rendering in vs code.
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7y ago
There was a study, IIRC from Israel, which said this is still reliable with 64 samples mixed. The next question is, do you need to test the individual samples then? Not sure how much available material for testing you have, but you might be
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7y ago
If companies like Google wouldn't abuse the user agent string to block functionality, serve ads, force their users to specific browser then companies like Google wouldn't have to use fake UA strings and then maybe companies like G
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7y ago
Check out Vivaldi browser. I find it unusable due to its performance, but they do some interesting stuff. https://help.vivaldi.com/article/quick-commands/ Also, classic Opera had single key page navigation (and lo
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Not really, I just thought that CNN (the news network) uses generated images in their articles. The topic about recognizing them, or even generating them, would make sense in CVPR.
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My Windows 7 + nvidia does these black boxes. The card also can't handle 2 monitors anymore (crashes the system from time to time).
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You can switch to 24 hour format, but I can't confirm it works, because it's AM and it still does say AM.
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> about a feature we had since Python 3.6, in 2016 No, you had that feature in one implementation. Now it's in the language specification. That's vastly different because only now you can rely on it without fearing it can go aw
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I always believed that tech-savvy people using Google Chrome are morons. It's the perfect blend of Google being evil trying to force it to everyone, the browser being dumbed down to masses so much it's missing the most basic featu
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7y ago
Your quote doesn't even say it's the fastest?
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There is this for example https://github.com/cheekybits/genny However, I couldn't justify relying on such tooling for my projects...
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Back in the day, say 15 years ago, there were dedicated search bars and prefix searches were the only option. I've hated the idea of separate search bar, so I used the prefix way after it was necessary even for the default search engin
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I misread 'a's as 'o's in the example provided. Probably result of all three points combined...
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And their maps are far superior to Google if you are looking for a map experience. I.e. you want to see a map, understand it, use it. With Google you get a grey blob of nothing where you can see a plotted route and reviews for your destinat
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