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4y ago
It can't possibly result in more spam than I'm getting now.
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4y ago
What about some kind of "spotlight" search? Imagine you press a keyboard chord to pull up a virtual search bar, then type "APU bleed on" and a virtual hand reaches out and does the action.
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5y ago
Go modules were apparently released right after I changed jobs and stopped using go at work. Apparently I’m remembering the old hell.
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5y ago
What do you do if you're working on a go project and you need to fork one of its dependencies? Or the project you're working on is a fork? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14323872/using-forked-pa...
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5y ago
Programmers don’t have to go to expensive law school or medical school. Programmers don’t have to pass the bar. Programmers don’t have to work 80+ hours a week for years in residency. Programmers don’t have to work face to face with infecte
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5y ago
How many people have died or been permanently injured from rolling stops? There are loads of stop signs at intersections where pedestrians would rarely if ever cross, maybe it would be possible to differentiate those intersections from cros
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5y ago
How many times do human drivers need to actually stop at stop signs? Probably hundreds of millions of stop signs are rolled per day. How much more carbon is released, if all of those vehicles actually came to a complete stop?
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5y ago
The question isn’t whether lockdowns with compliance work, the question is how effective is lockdown as a policy. If you create a lockdown policy, what is the impact of that?
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5y ago
It’s looking there should be a reckoning, I’m not optimistic though.
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5y ago
Would you be able to get along with this guy? https://www.inquirer.com/health/coronavirus/coronavirus-covi...
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5y ago
It's one thing to not be aligned, it's another to be aligned oppositely. I find it draining to spend time with my in laws who support Trump but can't actually explain why (probably because they don't want to sound like h
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5y ago
My sister in law got blood poisoning from walking barefoot, if not for modern antibiotics would be dead or alive minus a leg. It’s just natural to die from stepping on something nasty. Too bad for her but it makes the population stronger ri
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5y ago
You shouldn't blindly pull updates into production, how do you know if a non-malicious update breaks your app if you don't do any basic testing first?
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5y ago
I’ll take renting an apartment instead of owning over dying (or just fighting) in war.
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5y ago
These are subjective and personal. What causes the stress? What caused reduction in harmony, certainty, hope? Your parents probably lives through a transition from extreme scarcity to abundance. As scarce as things were for them in the 80s,
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5y ago
What makes them happy that is unavailable to you?
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5y ago
I think your point of view is mostly driven by nostalgia. I agree there are some things about today's society that are terrible, but a lot of those problems, we bring down on ourselves.
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5y ago
Why would I do this? What I’m doing works for me.
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5y ago
During the day I just kind of loaf around, answer questions on slack, practice music, work out, etc. Late at night is the only time I can get any deep work done.
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5y ago
Spread doesn’t have to get close to 100% for things to get really bad.
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5y ago
If I put a gun to your head and then sell you a service of not shooting, that's a clear value too right?
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5y ago
Ok but in practice what can you do on console that you can’t do on pc?
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5y ago
Do you really need that much bandwidth between cpu and gpu? On a pc the the gpu has its own memory and the memory bandwidth of for example a 3070 is greater than the memory bandwidth of Xbox. Would this demo not run on a pc? I understand th
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5y ago
Red velvet is actually chocolate cake dyed red.
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5y ago
Sometimes they also give you something for anxiety, like valium.
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5y ago
Someone doesn’t have to be a mass murderer to make me not want to work for them.
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5y ago
I think at least one study has shown that strenuous exercise before sleep is not good for your sleep.
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5y ago
They're not optimizing for fewer flops, they're optimizing to attain and retain subscribers for the least amount of money. If that means 20 flops for every success, who cares?
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5y ago
The tech isn’t just content delivery. It’s also extracting useful information out of their customers’ habits so they know what to license, what to renew, how much to pay for it, etc.
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5y ago
Ok I have taken college level mechanics (after physics 1-2) and I have no idea what you’re saying.
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