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by snazz 6y ago
It's also a maintenance burden and a loss leader for Adobe, I'm sure. It can't possibly be making them much money anymore.
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by snazz 6y ago
I feel like this approach addresses a symptom but not the root problem. How can people regain a shared truth and stop becoming so polarized while still prioritizing freedom of expression?
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by snazz 6y ago
Alright, I just tried the exact same search query and there is something wrong with the responsiveness of the knowledge panel thing on the right side.
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by snazz 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24636166
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by snazz 6y ago
A similarly-sized window works fine for me in Safari and Chrome on macOS.
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by snazz 6y ago
I'm guessing that most of these pseudonymous developers—of which there can't possibly be too many—would distrust Google enough not to contribute even if it were easier to do so without a Google Account.
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by snazz 6y ago
git clone https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/tools/depot_tools.git Add it to your PATH fetch --nohooks chromium && cd src ./build/install-build-deps.sh gclient runhooks
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by snazz 6y ago
> I don't know why people are so opposed to opening windows. I'm guessing it's that people don't like wasting or letting out air that's been heated, cooled, humidified, or dehumidified. I live in a place that get
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by snazz 6y ago
That’s a big assumption to make. I think it’s valid to say that C++ is complex and more difficult to understand than other compiled languages without resorting to ad hominem arguments.
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by snazz 6y ago
It's popular and taught in schools, so I don't think this is really surprising.
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by snazz 6y ago
Laptop speakers get a lot of use for most people with remote work. It doesn't make any sense from the manufacturer's perspective to sell a laptop with no speakers—the market for such a thing is small and the extra manufacturing va
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by snazz 6y ago
Oh, clever. Is there an open-source solution for this that I could look at?
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by snazz 6y ago
Google even lets you schedule them every two months, which works nicely for me.
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by snazz 6y ago
I'm not seeing the Inactive Account Manager on my paid Google Workspace account, so I don't think it applies there. If it does on legacy free domains, I'm guessing that you'll get a notice in one of the admin newsletters
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by snazz 6y ago
I second Kitty—its latency is good and it has good defaults.
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by snazz 6y ago
What's crazy about the M1 is that you can run the MacBook Air at 100% for a little under 10 minutes before it throttles. That's a breakthrough compared to Intel chips.
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by snazz 6y ago
People using powerful laptops care about battery life, though. For someone moving from a "workstation"-class laptop, the M1's value is significant.
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by snazz 6y ago
One big difference is that MacBooks (and Apple products in general) retain their value far better than any other computer brand. If you're looking at the used market to save money, a Dell looks way cheaper because it's depreciated
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by snazz 6y ago
In my opinion, Apple "derisked" high-performance ARM chips with the A9-ish era five years ago. Other companies have had a long time to spend catching up to Apple mobile chips, and they haven't.
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by snazz 6y ago
I have a hard time believing that most purchasers of high-end consumer CPUs wouldn't use a discrete GPU. What's the use-case you're envisioning where an integrated GPU is a good use of die space?
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by snazz 6y ago
I understand that arsenic is a carcinogen, but my one minute of research suggests that it's usually/often more of a poison. There's also some difference between organic and inorganic variants that I don't quite understan
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by snazz 6y ago
Uhh.... If you're getting that effect, you're drinking a lot of alcohol, and that is not healthy for you for a variety of reasons, cancer being the least of them.
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by snazz 6y ago
We're talking about cancer risk here, not toxicity or effects on blood sugar. As far as I understand (as someone with no medical background), exposure is exposure. I'd love to be proven wrong if someone has some information to the
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by snazz 6y ago
Does arsenic usually cause cancer or is it toxic in another way? While you can also get alcohol poisoning, this seems like an imperfect comparison.
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by snazz 6y ago
Both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are usually turned off by default when you turn on airplane mode, but you can turn on both without turning off airplane mode, at least in my experience.
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by snazz 6y ago
C#, Go, and Java all go in the same category (roughly)—they wouldn't work for kernel code. Rust will be a valid replacement for C++ kernel code in the near future, I'm sure.
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by snazz 6y ago
I'm pretty sure that AirDrop works when you turn on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth while using airplane mode.
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by snazz 6y ago
As for books, The Art of Software Security Assessment is frequently recommended, including by members of Project Zero.
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by snazz 6y ago
Most other similarly-paid professions have some kind of standards body or at least far more rigorous formal education requirements. LeetCode interviews seem like a natural consequence of the low formal barrier to entry.
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by snazz 6y ago
I haven't found that any of the translucency makes macOS harder to use. Do you have any specific examples of that?

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