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by shric 4y ago
It looks like you misread the parent. They said most customers prefer the self-order kiosks. This has been my experience too.
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by shric 4y ago
It's probably because many people have no use for caps lock so want an escape key on the home row. Not many people want another caps lock key in a hard to reach position.
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by shric 4y ago
It's vastly improved on the M1 machines, I shared the same frustrations on the Intel 16".
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by shric 4y ago
Windows 10 also, last time I checked, doesn't understand the concept of DPI properly. No idea if it's been fixed in 11. That is, if you have for example a 27" 4K monitor next to a 27" 1080p monitor then the 1080p version
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by shric 4y ago
For those who don't mind "full screen" still including the top bar, I find https://www.hammerspoon.org/ to be a good compromise. I set up option+shift+f to full screen my window instantly.
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by shric 5y ago
> The idea is that you can configure your developer environment in Fig and then we'll sync it across all of your devices. What's Fig's target audience? Developers. Developers have been using a tried and tested way to keep
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by shric 5y ago
As this compiler is written in modern C, I guess the next logical step is to write a version that can compile itself?
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by shric 5y ago
Yes, but parents have better reasons to stop their kids from seeing their credit card details than age verification...
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by shric 5y ago
Haha, thanks, I should read. My gut was it was off by a factor of about 10.
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by shric 5y ago
"If you have a household income of $33,000 (in a household of 2 adults) You are in the richest 9.9% of the global population" Really, almost 1 in 10 households with 2 people in the world make more than $33,000 USD/month af
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by shric 5y ago
How about some libraries that help with building TUIs? I'll start with https://github.com/rivo/tview/ and https://github.com/gdamore/tcell
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by shric 5y ago
At file scope: int this_is_a_fairly_long_variable_name_1; int this_is_a_fairly_long_variable_name_2; Why? Because section 5.2.4.1 requires implementations to support at least 32 significant characters in external identifiers and section 6.4
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by shric 5y ago
No need to imagine, it's around 203 things. They're listed in Annex B, Annex J in earlier standrads.
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by shric 5y ago
March 1 here in Sydney, Australia
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by shric 5y ago
I don't think it matters who's at fault, I think Google should allow the user to extract all their data even after account termination, would be fine if they charged a reasonable fee even.
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by shric 5y ago
There are some people, especially say 10+ years ago, who thought e.g. Google wasn't evil.
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by shric 5y ago
I'd like to hear more about the 10% that are not broken :)
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by shric 5y ago
It's a very half baked paywall, The Atlantic limits you to one or two articles a month before they want you to subscribe or use some other trivial workaround such as incognito
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by shric 5y ago
There's a few reasons I can think of (some superficial, some significant): - Github and git will highlight a missing newline in a diff by default. - POSIX defines a line as having a newline at the end, so if you don't have a termi
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by shric 5y ago
You forgot the time we literally weren't allowed to leave during most of 2020 and 2021. https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/...
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by shric 5y ago
You don't need to be a patron, you just need an account. One of the many amazing things about lichess is it's 100% free and donators get no extra privileges except a little logo next to their user
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by shric 5y ago
I do run a computer analysis on maybe 10% of games, but I also participate in fishnet (explained elsewhere in this thread) on a local machine so that hopefully offsets it
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by shric 5y ago
If you look at the cost breakdown, that includes several people's salaries and other things than just hosting. As for scale they do almost 100 million games per month and keep every game available for download and online access. I susp
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by shric 5y ago
That's good to know. I've played 12,316 games on lichess so almost $3 worth. Might donate $10 or so soon.
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by shric 5y ago
Donations
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by shric 5y ago
Archive link before it was removed: https://web.archive.org/web/20220114223428/https://www.zende...
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by shric 5y ago
In 2008 a Google talent sourcer (their terminology) reached out to me via IRC. As far as he knew he was the only one using IRC for that purpose at Google at the time. I often use that as an excuse to justify "wasting" countless mo
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by shric 5y ago
In Australia it's free to transfer money between individuals via your bank instantly, and most banks don't charge monthly account fees.
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by shric 5y ago
I really want to like Beej, and I get that he wants to make things easy for people to understand, but his guides are full of unnecessary shortcuts which are actually wrong. For example, he doesn't seem to understand the difference betw
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by shric 5y ago
6 months of cash isn't enough for it to matter to me.

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