shultays

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by shultays 3y ago
The cable looks cheap indeed, although otherwise you have the trouble of keeping it charged. But other wise "cheap"/simple look imo is a selling point.
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by shultays 3y ago
Sounds like an interesting project, how/where does it fetch the data from?
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by shultays 3y ago
Teslas don't have keys/key holes for back up?
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by shultays 3y ago
Weren't you supposed to still hold the wheel and take over in case of something goes wrong?
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by shultays 3y ago
Isnit legal to use right-hand cars on those countries? I assume it would be legal temporarily, like if you are a tourist or something, but not for citizens
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by shultays 3y ago
shutting down his machine by pulling the plug while it was running Well, if windows was more reliable when it comes to unexpected shutdowns then it is also partially linux's fault. I have a similar experience as well. I have a
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by shultays 3y ago
the one reason people use Windows in the first place The other reason is UX and people's familiarity with it. I tried switching to ubuntu a few times but small inconveniences adds up eventually and at some point I don't s
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by shultays 3y ago
But you were not typing a console command each frame didn't you? A spike of 0.X ms when you type a console command and hit enter won't be anything to worry about
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by shultays 3y ago
Intrusive lists are not bad. Building one does not require heap allocation unless the object itself is heap allocated. I can imagine this being case for a list of console commands, just a bunch of static allocated structs in various places
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by shultays 3y ago
And it is inferior since it lacks sponsor block. I have premium that I use on my phone and it is pretty annoying that pretty much each video still has ads in them in the form of a sponsor segment At some point I will probably cancel my subs
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by shultays 3y ago
99.9999% of user base won't care about a few game Valve removed from its store. And they will care even less if they decide to not publish a game at all like they did in this instance. Valve is not really losing any reputation among us
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by shultays 3y ago
Valve's business is its user base, as long as it has that I think they will survive.
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by shultays 3y ago
But it is just a random HN post!
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by shultays 3y ago
I was interviewing a person and in post interview meeting with HR and managers, HR made a comment like "this would be the first hire from country X" After the meeting I noticed that I am the first person that was hired from my co
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by shultays 3y ago
Well, worst case they are exactly something power to 1
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by shultays 3y ago
Maybe? Generally bad UX decisions are opposed by more experienced devs, often because of the edge cases that are not considered by designers, while less experienced devs just do it.
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by shultays 3y ago
How many times users has to click "don't recommend shorts" before youtube decides it is not for them? By that logic, no user setting should be permanent. Growing format Hard for it not to considering youtube tries its
168.
by shultays 3y ago
At least on mobile, it seems to be quite straightforward. Albeit still requiring multiple clicks and confirmations, the buttons are clearly named and visible
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by shultays 3y ago
Why reddit is against users using their own api keys?
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by shultays 3y ago
I feel bad for thinking of this but now there are two wrecks to visit. Even more reasons for tourism!
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by shultays 3y ago
It is a firefox problem if it is ending up people switching to other browsers because of that
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by shultays 3y ago
I mean I am not sure if I would even call diablo an RPG. What roleplaying is there to do?
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by shultays 3y ago
What if Apple offers an AR service that sends you a call girl and you can replace her face with whomever you want?
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by shultays 3y ago
"Childish people working at Raspberry Pi" part was about the twitter thread, how Pi announces such hire and how it handles the replies. Pi announces an old surveillance officer is hired for the project (his old work is apparently
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by shultays 3y ago
I am not saying you need a turing machine, a finite one will do since we are also dealing with a finite analog system. If analog system is finite and has finite states that we can measure, then a finite computer will just do fine
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by shultays 3y ago
But due to limitations of physics, nothing will be continuous. Is amount of water in a bucket continuous? No, you can count each individual atoms. So you can simulate that by using large enough integers. Same principle applies everwhere
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by shultays 3y ago
Sure you can, you only need to simulate it to near some orders around the planck constant. And then you can go even further. Analog does not have infinite precision either
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by shultays 3y ago
Radiation would flip a bit though, which more likely changes a character
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by shultays 3y ago
Probably the first company that creates somewhat usable AR will secure a good share of future market
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by shultays 3y ago
I guess language is evolving, it is interesting "feature drop" would have the opposite meaning for some people

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