schwarrrtz

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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
Well Angular was initially released three years earlier than React was. Also, React is all about one-way data flows, and Angular is all about two-way bindings, so that's one noteable difference in goals.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
Not on mobile. You can embed compiled C++ code in both iOS and Android apps, but there's no easy way to run Java on iOS.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
This is not necessarily true. For example, your market may be too small / niche to attract venture backed companies but large enough to sustain your lifestyle business. Edit: Foiled by my delay settings! Damn.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
One of the big themes in the series is how people find meaning in their lives given that they basically want for nothing. When you can have any material possession created for you on demand, what do you do with yourself? For example, in Th
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
Yeah, you'd think that if they were really optimizing those panels then they'd trim them down to cover the surface with no gaps. This is pretty common in solar racing, for example. http://www.blueskysolar.utoronto.ca&#x
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
> Ultimately, that's why the city is doing this; Whether the property is rented or owner-occupied, there will be a consumer who is adding to the economy. No, the city is doing this to increase housing supply. We do in fact have a ho
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
If we had 10 years warning, we might be able to stop it. If we could get out to it while it was still very far from Earth, it might not take much energy to deflect it. This is why it's important to build systems to detect such objects,
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
Yeah, if you look at the codebase it just selects a random string from an array of prewritten messages and sends that.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
No. The devices automatically connect to the base station with the strongest available signal.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
I recently got a Surface Book after many years using a MBP. The Book definitely looks nice, the keyboard is excellent, performance is good, and the reconfigurable touchscreen is handy for doing hand calculations, circuit diagrams, sketching
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
Yeah, totally. There are some good Canadian cheeses but for the most part the local dairies seem focused on producing large quantities of cheddar. I'd love to be able to buy more European cheeses at a decent price.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
Seeed also does a fair bit of open source work - I've used their CAN library and the associated Arduino shield fairly extensively, and it's worked out quite well. Would recommend. https://github.com/Seeed-Studio&#x
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
the biography by Vance covers the early Zip2 / X.com / PayPal stuff pretty well. would recommend.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
s/transmission/transition. if you've got an interview with Musk, the least you can do is proofread the article.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
also, whoever / whatever transcribed this did a terrible job. 'accelerate the transmission to sustainable energy'...
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
never mind the energy requirements - it relies on the existence of exotic matter with negative mass. don't hold your breath. it's a cool idea though.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
> what's so honourable about building a future for your country? FTFY
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
VHS and other analog media have distinctive characteristics (eg. scanlines) that some people find appealing. The same thing happens with analog audio formats like vinyl records.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
Agreed. This should be a case study for the importance of following best practices and adhering to appropriate safety protocols. Such protocols should exist in any organization that designs products for other people to use.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
you mean like this? https://www.electricobjects.com/
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
I did notice that Blue Origin was the only company that got a paragraph explaining their logo...
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
Node is a one click install on Windows, no cygwin required.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
They're still kept around as a fallback in case the POS system goes down. At least, that was the case when I worked as a grocery store clerk 7-8 years ago.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
GitHub isn't really a single point of failure. You could easily keep working on your branches and/or forks and re-sync once the server is back up.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
> Similarly, all of Apple’s services—iCloud, Apple Music, Apple Photos, iMessage—exist to support the sales of phones, tables, and laptops. I have to say, a HomeKit-enabled table would be an interesting strategic play.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
Go back in time and subtly influence your past behaviour to avoid having created an account where the username contains the word 'user'. Alternatively, upgrade to Windows 12.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
> Canada is cold. Not sure if you're being sarcastic here... In Vancouver, the summers are gorgeous without being sweltering. The winters are mild. Affordability is definitely an issue, but if you work in tech then it shouldn't
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
For me, as a native English speaker, 'impoverished' connotes a significant difference in standard of living relative to what I'm used to . So I would agree with you here - one would have to take the relative purchasing power
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
Chisel is awesome. pviews is another great command, it prints the view hierarchy along with the object addresses so you can easily send messages to a specific view. This is handy for changing properties during runtime, for example.
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by schwarrrtz 10y ago
Yup, and you can even spend $50 on AdWords and estimate your CAC by measuring conversion rates.

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