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Because they're different brands. Volkswagen own Porsche and Audi, but they're listed separately and presumably they have different reliability levels. There are also different reliability levels across different models, but they
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Not a complaint, more an FYI. I see a large number of games were added in 2020. I tried 3 randomly and all were either "incompatible with my device" or "made for an older Android version". Should I report them, or is it
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Also, YouTube itself is used to pass misinformation and harmful content (also in a small percentage of videos). It's up to the viewer to decide how to act on it.
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3y ago
The in video sponsors are what I would complain about, but as long as Sponsorblock works I'm happy. Been paying for YouTube premium since before it was called that.
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I'm around the same rating as the OP. I've also experimented with playing Stockfish with queen odds, etc. One thing I noticed early on is that it's much much harder to beat a much higher rated human when they give me queen od
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3y ago
Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38354918
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I once worked out what it would cost to send our company's prod logs to datadog. It was 1.5x our total AWS cost. The company ran entirely on AWS
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3y ago
Funnily, the post's example.of https://jvns.ca/blog/2023/02/28/some-notes-on-using-nix/ means I can see clearly the date and nothing more in my Firefox/Android URL bar
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3y ago
Surely you mean https://www.epochconverter.com/countdown?q=2147483648
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3y ago
Sure, and there are sponsorblock solutions for both mobile and TV
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3y ago
Eternal September was '93. I remember it well.
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Sponsorblock is 95%+ effective against these
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3y ago
> 20 years of World Wide Web 30.
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> In 2023, "making over 100K" just means that you're usually on-time with your monthly housing payment. This hugely depends on where you live. To 90% (conservatively low) of the world's population making over 100k a y
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I upgraded to 14 on my Pixel 7 Pro a few days ago and didn't notice any problem so far. What are the worst issues I am likely to encounter?
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That is a hard pill to swallow
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3y ago
But did you win the Putnam?
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Agreed. I find 9-5 terrible, but I do it because it's expected. 8-6 or more is inhumane
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People have down voted the parent comment but I'm not sure why. Perhaps it was the tone, but it caused a series of informative explanations that may not have arisen without this post.
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I haven't measured exactly but, for the CPU and time shown on that page, it looks to be about 10-20 times slower than my rtx4090 which is much faster (less slower) than I would have expected.
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I'm with you 100% on never buying anything with DRM, but I wouldn't think for one second that it's going to influence any business. We are in the tiniest minority. We're in a world full of DRM precisely because it's
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That page, unless I missed it, doesn't say who worked on the updated edition. Was it the original authors?
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Hilariously I've been down voted, even though you absolutely need sizeof (char) because it's a type. Given char x; sizeof x is fine. I know sizeof is an operator. I've been using C for 40 years.
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> What's missing at this point is just hard light Yeah, "just". Even though we have no idea how to even approach that.
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> sizeof char is 1 by definition everywhere. Parentheses are required around char because it's a type. /pedantic
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Agree, I did program on the Commodore 64 and later Amiga extensively and I too couldn't afford many games. However I'm not sure if I was the typical kid -- in the late eighties and nineties many of my friends had consoles and I ha
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This might be particular to the age of the OP. I just turned 47, so I'm one year older than him. In 1981 (so when I was 5) my parents bought me a Sinclair ZX81. It came with literally nothing except a BASIC interpreter in ROM and a man
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Stock market prices are based on expected future returns. Any anticipated future economic movement is more or less priced in. You can have a perfect understanding of the economy and not be able to predict future market movements as large sh
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Those who understand the economy know it's a poor predictor of market returns.
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Floating point already does that with separate mantissa and exponent bits. Regardless, you still have a limited number of bits for precision.
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