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by smnscu 6y ago
You can always click on the scroll bars -- invisible doesn't mean they don't exist, they simply go out of the way when they're not needed (i.e. most of the time / when not scrolling). You can do that on iOS and Android a
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by smnscu 6y ago
It would be weird if that was not the case, as Go and all its bells and whistles are open source. I found this after a quick search (clicking around will send you to the source code): https://godoc.org/golang.org/x&#x2F
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by smnscu 6y ago
Yeah, Nvidia Broadcast (formerly RTX Voice) or Krisp. As someone in 3 to 8hrs of video calls every day (interviewer), I wish more people would use solutions like that.
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by smnscu 6y ago
Both Windows and macOS support calculations in their respective system-wide search bars (Win key on Windows vs Cmd-Space for Spotlight on macOS). They both support pretty cool stuff like sqrt(9), 13^37, but Spotlight edges it slightly by al
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by smnscu 6y ago
Float comparison is an anti-pattern. Use an epsilon instead. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4915462/how-should-i-do-...
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by smnscu 6y ago
While they are more entertainment than science, I believe LTT performed a few tests like on this topic: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tV8P6T5tTYs - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX31kZbAXsA
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by smnscu 6y ago
This. At work, on a Windows PC with a wired connection, the experience is seamless. At home, on macOS over WiFi, it's only playable (without hiccups, I mean) during the night when people are asleep, but it's still not as smooth. I
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by smnscu 6y ago
I'm Romanian and have many Polish friends. This is not even remotely accurate, except for basket cases that I have yet to meet.
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by smnscu 6y ago
They're all set to native, I don't do scaling. I've since got a free top case replacement from Apple (keyboard was slightly busted because I spilled soda on it lol) and, after a PRAM reset, it's not going crazy at idle,
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by smnscu 6y ago
Civvie covered this one in depth, it seems to be a great game. Oh, and you can buy it at http://waste.money which is hilarious. (Edit: link seems to not lead to the steam page anymore) https://youtu.be/KiuC1DcgIM
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by smnscu 6y ago
I have two identical top-specced MBP16", bought them as soon as they were released. They BOTH do that with my LG 5K Ultrafine display, whether they're closed or open, without doing anything particularly heavy. Sent them both to Ap
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by smnscu 6y ago
Oh snap, that would've been way funnier if the OP didn't show signs of genuine mental issues.
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by smnscu 6y ago
Just another data point. While I would probably never pursue VC funds, their move resonated with me and now I have the names General Catalyst and Bessemer seared into my brain (not to mention sharing the story to my friends and other people
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by smnscu 6y ago
I am donating my popular repos and deleting my account. Fuck GitHub and fuck Microsoft. I'll stop using VSCode, too.
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by smnscu 6y ago
Blue Yeti with their "Yeticaster" boom arm + shock mount. I tried feeding its audio back into my headphones with software (as I type this I realize I could've simply connected my headphones to the mic) to play with its settin
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by smnscu 6y ago
I am on video calls between 3 and 10 hours every day. Krisp is where it's at, I've been promoting their product for free to hundreds of people since last year. Zero issues with mechanical keyboards and most typical noises. It does
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by smnscu 6y ago
Quickly changing the App Store guidelines is a great way to appear innocent in their ongoing legal feud with Epic.
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by smnscu 6y ago
No, thanks. Unless the person giving me the demo is the CEO, their entire salary and taxes are being taken out of my price, and it's most likely not the kind of company I want to do business with.
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by smnscu 6y ago
Ding ding ding. It was also a base model that cost £870 with Apple's education discount.
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by smnscu 6y ago
YES. Learning to play fast-paced games with the Apple Mouse was definitely "fun" back when I was a student who couldn't afford another mouse aside from what came with my iMac.
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by smnscu 6y ago
I've used Macs for a while, including a few years with exclusively either the magic mouse or magic trackpad. The best setup for me is a Logitech MX Master (still on the 2S for now, as it's hard to justify upgrading) and a magic tr
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by smnscu 6y ago
Ah, Minimally Minimal. I used to read the shit out of his blog, but the posts became rarer and rarer until he quit it entirely. He (Andrew Kim) worked on the xbone S and then at Tesla for a while, no idea what he's up to now, but his b
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by smnscu 6y ago
For context, the original title was something like "How can Ceasefire support 500k users with $1,000 per month?". Scaling _from_ $1k per month when a few thousand users hit the page? Yeah, that's not the StackExchange kind of
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by smnscu 6y ago
Wow, they got the dude from Pomplamoose to make this video, that's awesome. On a serious note, I would LOVE for Patreon to offer a video platform (add a peertube node or something? no idea how it works), maybe I can even stop using You
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by smnscu 6y ago
Fools. They could've only "favourited" this post taps temple .
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by smnscu 6y ago
This is it, chief. I work in a place where work used to be pick-up-able instantly and all the pain of that went away when pools were introduced.
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by smnscu 6y ago
LOL here in Manchester they had ways to spoof their location/cheese the system for ages, it's one of the first things I've learned after moving here last year (had to use Uber a lot).
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by smnscu 6y ago
Time to plug the osdev wiki, a very cool read even if you're not planning to write your own OS. Here's the beginner mistakes page: https://wiki.osdev.org/Beginner_Mistakes
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by smnscu 6y ago
Not strictly related to OP but literate programming is pretty cool: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literate_programming
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by smnscu 6y ago
In 2017, I worked for a company that used Zoom for the sole reason that it was the only similar app not blocked in Oman, Pakistan, etc.

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