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by rty32 2y ago
This seems very weird to me. Anyone who is just slightly interested in the project would want to know if specs are fully implemented and this has parity with the "official implementation". Can't believe it's not in READM
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by rty32 2y ago
I spent a little bit of time on the doordash subreddit, and I know just as a matter of fact that there is an insane churn rate of dashers (not exactly a surprise). Many people who don't have a stable job (and often don't have skil
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by rty32 2y ago
Just came to say I didn't see the "for homeless" part in that LEGO example. The prompt is a bit funny, almost ridiculous.
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by rty32 2y ago
I mean, everybody knows LPs are BS when they put "Strive to be the world's best employer". Anyone who either works/worked at Amazon or knows someone working there understand what the work culture is like there. And of co
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by rty32 2y ago
Nitpick: for individual sports, probably better to refer to participants as "Pan Zhanle from China" than "China".
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by rty32 2y ago
Google recently opened a store in Boston, and will open a store near Chicago later this year: https://store.google.com/intl/en/ideas/google-store-boston-n... https://store.google.com/magazine&
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by rty32 2y ago
Cost/benefit analysis? What is the chance I would someday get a $500k payout, starting from near zero experience today, with the help of a little bit of luck?
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by rty32 2y ago
I assume EULA is mainly intended for preventing companies from running Hackintosh at a massive scale than aimed at individuals -- although build your business/infrastructure based on Hackintosh is a very questionable business and techn
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by rty32 2y ago
Opportunity cost is cost. What you could have earned by selling the resources to customers instead of using them yourself is what the resources are worth.
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by rty32 2y ago
Your original question: > Isn't this already supported using PTP since basically forever? I can't see how you fail to see why this (i.e. reading files wirelessly) is actually not "already supported" if you read the ar
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by rty32 2y ago
Care to elaborate? How would a better designed Windows eliminate the business & compliance need for installing software like CS? And why hasn't that already happened? I would think Microsoft and CS' customers have an incentive
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by rty32 2y ago
Same. I didn't see any explanation or example about "poorly designed" or "leave". And yes Vision Pro is completely irrelevant and very confusing. To me the entire article is just a well-formatted rant adapted from a
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by rty32 2y ago
Did I miss anything? Subtitle says "Poorly designed laws are forcing global firms to leave." I didn't see anything in the article that elaborates on the "poorly designed" part or any company that is forced to leave.
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by rty32 2y ago
Second paragraph: With this new experience, you will be able to wirelessly browse through all your folders and files Maybe read the article first?
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by rty32 2y ago
My take as an outsider: Google has absolutely no interest in this, especially with their recent cost-cutting measures. Google cares about things that make the "web" better for the end users so that they can sell more ads, not deve
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by rty32 2y ago
One example: https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/30551 Which goes to https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/9998 which captures a lot of such scenarios And j
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by rty32 2y ago
This can give you some hints of the current status of closure compiler: https://github.com/google/closure-compiler/issues/2731 I happen to know this because we have some old projects that depend on this and a
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by rty32 2y ago
Closure is almost a forgotten child of Google now. Does not even fully support ES2022 as of today. We are working hard to get rid of it completely. Surprise, lots of important projects still rely on it today.
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by rty32 2y ago
In general JSDoc is just much more verbose and has more friction, even outside complex types. I recently finished a small (20 files/3000 lines), strictly typed JS project using full JSDoc, and I really miss the experience of using the
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by rty32 2y ago
For the vast majority of Americans, they don't use Uber even once every month and $15 credit is money thrown away (Unless they order Uber Eats, which is not common either -- I found that most people I know rarely order food delivery).
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by rty32 2y ago
Exactly. The overhead is no more than swapping out the cards in the wallet every 3 months and try to remember what the categories are. That's not even necessarily if you regularly use digital payments (and of course if the merchants su
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by rty32 2y ago
Well I'd say you are definitely a stereotypical AmEx card holder. My salary is decent enough compared to the general population (>$200k yr), so does my SO. But when we travel it never occur to us to check FHR -- those places are too
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by rty32 2y ago
Here is the thing. Most of the time I call customer service because the app/website does not provide the information or the ability to do certain things, and I need to talk to a human to get things explained or get something done. And
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by rty32 2y ago
This is some sort of the third type of users but really non-users -- real people you know that actually exist (like colleagues) but never have had a LinkedIn profile, yet they have a successful career.
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by rty32 2y ago
You can rent H100 GPUs.
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by rty32 2y ago
What is the methodology of the report? Just one of the questions I have regarding this -- China has nearly 1.4 billion people, and barely any of them use any of the services here. Instead, they have their own video platforms. And you tell m
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by rty32 2y ago
In theory semantic diff is useful, but based on my code review experience, it hardly matters. For a language like Python or JavaScript, a developer fluent in these languages don't really pay much attention to these things anyway, just
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by rty32 2y ago
You forgot the "AI Assistant help" part. I was actually interested in the tool, but closed the page as soon as I saw this. I don't need any AI from a tool that "gives me HTTPS on localhost". If I need AI Assistant,
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by rty32 2y ago
Which is completely irrelevant and does not negate parent comment's point. A real argument would be very informative, but yours just ruined that and is not much different from trolling.
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by rty32 2y ago
Well, actually more than root. Even for an administrator user on Windows, it’s pretty hard to mess with things and get into BSOD. CrowdStrike has these files as drivers (as indicated by .sys file extension) which run in the kernel mode.

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