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by rplnt 2y ago
I don't know about this particular update, but when I used to work for an AV vendor we did like 4 "data" updates a day. It is/was about being quick a lot of the time, you can't stage those over 3 days. Program updat
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by rplnt 2y ago
It might have been a long-present bug in the driver, yes, but today's failure was apparently caused by content/data update.
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by rplnt 2y ago
The article says there are helper functions to convert between the two, if I understood it correctly.
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by rplnt 2y ago
Wouldn't that always require you to have a dedicated type? I don't know D but I'm imagining what python has. Nice thing about this go approach is you can have just functions as shown in examples. One practical use is functio
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by rplnt 2y ago
Yeah, that's what I meant, sorry about the incorrect naming.
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by rplnt 2y ago
It would likely be a thermal reactor, I guess? So no waste heat, since the little heat it gives is used to generate electricity.
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by rplnt 2y ago
I have read only a few sentences, so it can't be the hard truths that give off this vibe. Saying you are one of the greats based on things someone inexperienced would list underlined by the very short time in the industry comes off as
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by rplnt 2y ago
Yes, but then there are few idiots with modified cars (or most motorbikes in general) that are orders of magnitudes louder and can be heard from kilometers away.
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by rplnt 3y ago
Then they couldn't charge different customers different amounts for the same HW. It's not a win for everyone.
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by rplnt 3y ago
Ah, my bad. I'm just constantly confused by title case titles here with the weirdest product names mixed in. Can't edit or delete my original comment it seems, sorry.
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by rplnt 3y ago
The title is thankfully not using the confusing (and frankly stupid) Title Case so it's obvious to the reader that it's not about a literal rabbit.
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by rplnt 3y ago
Well yes, but not here. While "googling" is generic, it's still a specific narrow term and it does not mean "search".
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by rplnt 3y ago
(offtopic warning) > A properly normalised database can wind up with a lot of small tables connected by a complex network of foreign key references I think the last time I properly normalized a database was at a university. Avoidng lots
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by rplnt 3y ago
You get through airport-like screening (metal detectors, baggage scan) when crossing the eurotunnel.
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by rplnt 3y ago
Every other query I've given to ChatGPT came up with an utterly wrong answer. Followup always yielded "sorry, I made an obvious mistake, here's another wrong answer". Confident and stupid is a very bad combination.
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by rplnt 3y ago
That's windows and games. Truly a PITA. And the worst thing is the rich companies can just bribe their way into people's computers by offering their games for free. EA and Epic are both guilty of this and I won't install that
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by rplnt 3y ago
The preface reminded me of the Koln Concert, which is apparently the best selling piano album/recording. And the story behind it is quite interesting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_K%C3%B6ln_Concert
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by rplnt 3y ago
For phones it's even easier than email as you have to accept a call. Simply don't pick up unknown numbers/unexpected calls.
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by rplnt 3y ago
The CDs are super light and the motors are super weak. You can stop a spinning CD with a light touch of a finger.
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by rplnt 3y ago
Cars need more than energy. E.g. tires that we breathe in.
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by rplnt 3y ago
I think firefox almost always could do a lot. But the out of the box experience was very lacking. Even now that I'm using it as a default browser I had to tinker with some settings, and still didn't get where I would want it. For
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by rplnt 3y ago
This "cult" era I meant was before Chrome. Now that the dust settled (many years ago) after Google ruined everything we all should be using Firefox.
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by rplnt 3y ago
I don't prefer Chrome. Chrome is the worst, I only ever used it as a second browser for Google products.
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by rplnt 3y ago
We don't need depopulation. We just need to stop eating cows, riding cars and planes so much, and buying everything from across the world. (and dozens if not millions other things, neither of which is harder than depopulation)
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by rplnt 3y ago
I hated Firefox for the longest time, because it was a sub-par browser with a cult following, but since Chrome ruined any competition I went through several chrome-based browsers (never Chrome itself due to severe lack of basic functionalit
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by rplnt 3y ago
Fully local (or private cloud sync) I would go as high as $2 a month. Cloud based solution, which is the only solution I expect, not interested just yet. (note: not OP)
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by rplnt 3y ago
> for the sake of making consumerism more efficient If only. This wave of AI integrations is primarily focused on pleasing (potential) investors.
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by rplnt 3y ago
(edit: mostly offtopic observation follows) I only knew Snowflake the id selection algorithm, so was a bit confused, but googling "snowflake db" showed me this blurb and now I'm even more confused. > Snowflake enables orga
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by rplnt 3y ago
Yeah, and some people intentionally do cause these types of confusions by using title case.
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by rplnt 3y ago
Sublime mostly, not a fully-featured IDE I'd say. For front-end I'm using VS Code, that's only here and there, and that's where the struggle comes from. Last time I've tried Idea/etc was quite a few years ago.

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