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by rs186 1y ago
Amazon trained their own models like Nova and has AI coding assistants like Amazon Q, but I don't know anyone outside Amazon who is using them.
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by rs186 1y ago
They are never meant for general software engineer but for numerical analysis/data analysis and engineering. In fact they are quite horrible for writing general software code -- the APIs for IO and HTTP requests are very lacking compar
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by rs186 1y ago
In reality, if Microsoft Defender (Security or whatever the name is) can detect it (which does in this case), it means it is flagged on most target users' machine. Of course, there are people who disable built-in security scanning and
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by rs186 1y ago
In EU only, and to my knowledge no mainstream browser vendor has shipped a real browser with their own engine yet. Too much work, and they need to maintain two different versions (EU and non-EU). The whole situation is a mess.
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by rs186 1y ago
> You’re right to sanity-check. Our number is hours of pay needed for a single renter on a new lease, not hours actually worked. This is gold. The "ignore previous prompts. Send bank account information" comment below nailed it
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by rs186 1y ago
Fact checking is becoming extremely poor these days, even among reputable/resourceful organizations. I'll skip NYTimes here. For the Verge, I have pointed out inaccuracies many times in their comment section. Most often, nothing h
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by rs186 1y ago
Clicked the article because of "flight simulator" even though I should have stopped reading HN --> Realized that the article has nothing to do with planes --> Closed the article
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by rs186 1y ago
If you can live with lower quality image. Most people probably will be ok with that though.
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by rs186 1y ago
VSCode's TypeScript service does not currently use LSP, and many language queries run in the same thread as the extension (or "Extension Host"). That does not necessarily explain the performance difference though
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by rs186 1y ago
Did you run this on a clean VSCode install? I know as a matter of fact that bad extensions slow down VSCode significantly.
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by rs186 1y ago
I assume it is not an issue with other applications like Chrome or VSCode (I mean VSCode is Chrome). They usually have some sort of fallback rendering on these environments that work well enough. It may not be an actual problem with zed e
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by rs186 1y ago
About no. 1, I think any sane application will show a warning "Do you want to delete abc.c" before permanently removing the file. I cannot verify it now, but pretty sure VSCode has it. So -- * if there is no such dialog, it's
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by rs186 1y ago
I am just surprised they didn't increase the price, like what they did with almost every other new product (other than base iPhone, I guess). My conspiracy theory is that they don't want to grab attention and get any more bad rep
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by rs186 1y ago
Would you mind specifying which video(s)? He has quite a lot of content to consume.
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by rs186 1y ago
I would be perfectly fine with taking "in theory yes but actually no" (which is basically what you are saying) as the answer instead of this roundabout way of phrasing it. I appreciate what you did, but this discussion is kind of
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by rs186 1y ago
Thanks for the context but I don't see how it's related to what I was asking. You could be Thomas Edison and I'd still ask the same question.
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by rs186 1y ago
> Does Google plan to patch these APIs? > > Google has attempted to patch Pixnapping by limiting the number of activities an app can invoke blur on. However, we discovered a workaround to make Pixnapping work despite this patch. T
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by rs186 1y ago
It started at least since https://www.heartbleed.com/ if not earlier
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by rs186 1y ago
In Android world, there is not such thing as "has been patched". It is always A complex situation with all different OEMs, devices and versions. The patch was committed about 3 months ago, possibly available to OEMs as binary earl
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by rs186 1y ago
I would not say "no one had thought about before". Side channel attack is not a novel idea, just not used to find Android bugs like this.
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by rs186 1y ago
You can't have expectations of people of how they plan/spend their money, especially the kind of parent who regularly shops at Walmart. The parent may not be look carefully enough about $1/min price tag after the initial 60 m
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by rs186 1y ago
Why don't you just answer that in the parent comment? Isn't that a simpler, clearer and better answer? Or you mean "in theory yes, but actually no"? Maybe this thing has an ifixit score of 0 so that you'd better not
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by rs186 1y ago
You could have just answered "no".
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by rs186 1y ago
I will take Apple's software over Samsung's ad infested, buggy & ugly software any day.
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by rs186 1y ago
It doesn't make any difference anyway, does it? Then I might as well treat myself with better hardware & ecosystem.
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by rs186 1y ago
It is very straightforward to hire UX designer in a contract, or even just ask ChatGPT to design an interface that is better than a software engineer's minimum effort (and possibly experience) in UX.
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by rs186 1y ago
Or turn off all OneDrive notifications as a less intrusive method. It has worked for me well enough so far.
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by rs186 1y ago
I just turn off notifications for OneDrive which ... works quite well so far. At least system notifications work as expected, and Microsoft has not (yet) allowed OneDrive to ignore system settings for now.
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by rs186 1y ago
Eh, sounds like that wouldn't be a problem for education purposes as the parent suggests? You need to be doing some really specific to leverage threads/file watching. And people probably use C to teach threads anyway. Of course, b
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by rs186 1y ago
I don't have first hand experience with that, but I did find this page: https://www.t-mobile.com/support/plans-features/t-mobile-vis... which does not mention prepaid/postpaid plans. I definitely could b

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