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3y ago
Trash build times and slow iteration cycle as a result
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3y ago
Surprised TikTok hasn’t been banned in western countries yet.
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3y ago
`text-underline-offset: 0.25em;`
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3y ago
Love Zed, just wish it was available on Linux and Windows as well.
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3y ago
I use iCloud instead and it works great.
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3y ago
I applied for a company, nailed the interviews, received an offer Friday and they told me they wanted a decision by EOD Tuesday. I asked for a one day extension I could compare another offer I was receiving tomorrow, and the HR recruiter be
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3y ago
LPC is lossy, but FLAC maintains enough information to be able to reproduce the original data. Therefore its lossless even though LPC is a part of the compression.
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3y ago
What's the use case?
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> FLAC works by running a lossy compression pass, and then LZ encoding the residual. Since when does FLAC run a lossy pass? You can recover the original soundwave from a FLAC file, you can't do the same with an MP3. I'm pretty
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3y ago
We have a great plethora of binary serialization libraries now, but I've noticed none of them offer the following: * Specification of the number of bits I want to cap out a field at during serialization, ie: `int` that only uses 3 bits
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3y ago
The only thing that was push towards sustainable energy is when its better per dollar.
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Coastal properties in Western nations are the most expensive in general
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You share a larger portion of this percentage of genetic information with some person from centuries ago, who fucking cares. Those people are simply detracting and not helping. I'd just ignore them. The signal to noise ratio of this si
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3y ago
Point taken, but I think we need more than a nudges. Sure a lot of small 1% improvements can make a change, but we don't know if the curve is linear or exponential.
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3y ago
Share some figures that are per dollar. Fusion has the potential to beat all of that.
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> existential threat against the human civilization That threat will always be there, just need to have awareness of it. Hopefully its linear a linear curve we're on and not exponential. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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> but we draw a line at trying to avert a global climate disaster? USA isn't going to invade countries to hinder their development. Neither is China. Energy needs continue to increase.
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3y ago
Definitely money.
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3y ago
Right time, right place. Same could be said for SaaS products before the 2020's.
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Yeah, that's without question. Overall energy needs will still continue to increase during that time, global population growth will almost certainly continue as well.
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Wind, solar, and geo haven't really made up a significant enough portion of overall energy generation. Also they don't seem to be scaling up quickly enough. We're still seeing many coal plants operating and new ones coming on
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Deceleration isn't really an option. Many developing nations are going to continue to have increasing energy needs. To ask these countries to reduce their energy requirements is to ask their citizens to live a lower standard of life. H
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4y ago
Subpar product, never enjoyed using it. Constant downtime and incidents.
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5y ago
Hands down the worst CI/CD platform out there. GitLab CI #1 in my opinion.
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5y ago
Some people’s natural abilities outweigh the developed abilities of others without any extra work. The best is when an individual combines natural ability with deliberate practice.
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It’s interesting how the male:female ratio of Fibromyalgia is so heavily skewed in the direction of female.
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Insider trading
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It would be interesting to apply a varying degree of regulation based on an organizations size/revenue. Startups less regulation, global conglomerates more regulation.
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5y ago
Define failure
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5y ago
The fact that there isn't price transparency into all procedures at all facilities is a true market failure. Facilities are incentivized to to maintain opaque pricing so they can gouge. My advise is to respond to the bill and let them
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