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rvanlaar
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Tesla stopped accepting bitcoin. https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/tesla-stop-accep...
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That's a recurring experience. Sorry you got bitten by it. I've had it as well and others I know as well. This is normal for what is here given as 'idea' persons. It used to generate a lot of frustrations within me. Now
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I wish the community made it easier to find this information. Which reddit and discord should I sub to?
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What I find lacking in the article is an apt comparison with AMD's Ryzen chips. Those are all the same chiplets, just binned differently. High performance ones go into the 5800x and 5950x. Lower performance ones into the 5600x and 5900
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5y ago
Interesting, would love to see a better system. In the end, it's work to make it work. A bit like personal hygiene. I brush my teeth everyday, not because it helps me now but because I don't want tooth decay. My 2cts, there is a l
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I'm interested in your thoughts on why this doesn't make a significant difference. From what I've read, the M1 has a lot of tricks up its sleeve that are next to impossible on X86. For example ARM instructions can be decoded
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Haven't you thought about how trunk is offensive to people who have been kidnapped?
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6y ago
I use Linux for application development. Python, C++, occasional R and use linux containers as well.
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It's way more nuanced, not wrong. And yes, I agree with innocent until proven guilty. A lot immigrants from Marocco and Turkey own real estate in their country of origin. Their IRS doesn't readily share information with ours. See:
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I'm Dutch and am following this scandal for quite some time. This article strikes me as being odd. Yes, computers were used in the decision process and no I don't believe them to be algorithms. It was specifically coordinated and
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My main reason to go for a laptop was that I wanted to continue coding where I left off and not have to worry about differing settings and system configuration. Did you solve those problems? and if so how?
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Regarding the "get their money's worth": In the Netherlands we have the museumkaart[0], costs are €60 per year. Which give you unlimited access to most museums here. Resulting in a lot of people going multiple times to the sa
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Have you heard about Portland and the riots there? They made shields, set a police station on fire, etc, etc. Much worse than the current situation was.
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Twitter now allows me to follow a diverse group of people who promote a different set of norms, value and ideas. It shows me how other people think and I'm exposed to that. That cross pollination isn't going to happen when every
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Not when Apple and Google are in cahoots and both ban your new app.
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Now that I see egpu on hackernews I know why the site was slow ;-)
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SEEKING WORK | EU -English,Dutch- | Felt like your development team doesn't understand what you need? Ever had a mismatch between what you need and what you got? You might need a Product Owner. I'm a Product Owner who has been pr
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I did get a popup, but it was automatically closed before I could interact with it.
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I've had a number of problems with snaps. For one multiple problems with linux containers due to lxd now being a snap package, which auto updates, restarts and sometimes doesn't like switching networks. Apps that needed mounts tha
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Uh oh, mice in labs are not like humans in this regard at all. Lab Mice have extraordinary cell repair capabilities. My guess is that the AKG slows down cell division. This podcast delves into the problem with lab mice and explains the trad
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Indeed, it will be interesting to watch. Last time they had Steve to run the show. If the last few years are to be a guide, it will crash and burn. Apple hasn't been developer and power user friendly for some time now. Focusing on thi
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Show HN: Dokku-Nginx-stream: a plugin to open up TCP ports for your app
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Hear Hear, I came to the same conclusion for software that caters to teachers. Teachers don't buy that, the administration does. They don't feel the pain the teachers are having. It also applies to programming lessons. Yes, every
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Here are a few things I noticed when I started using ADHD medication. I was suddenly able to focus on a task in a way that I wasn't able before. It was such an epiphany to experience what other people call focus. That made me also noti
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SEEKING WORK | Netherlands | Remote Optional Operations / Scrum Master / Agile Coach I work on process, efficiency and operations in companies. My latest achievement is coaching and helping a startup achieve more velocity in their
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SEEKING WORK | Netherlands | Remote Optional Operations / Scrum Master / Agile Coach I work on process, efficiency and operations in companies. My latest achievement is coaching and helping a startup achieve more velocity in their
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Could you explain what is better? And how to properly set up compile_commands.json? It seems I struggled with getting `make` to work with VScode.
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I'm genuinely curious, but why: - not get a (electric) bike? - not walk?
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Yeah, agreeing with what you say. mypy --strict is only useful for projects for which everything is defined. I recently did a project with tornado, which is typed. Typing helped me immensely. My editor would give me type hints, errors and s
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Python 3 supports typing. The integration with VSCode is also nice. The following is valid typed code and my personal favorite WTF: def func() -> int: return True Because: https://github.com/satwikkansal/
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