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6y ago
As of https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/ebola/frequently-as... ebola is not very infectious until you show symptoms. And when you show symtoms (feever, headache, vomitting) you probably won't run
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6y ago
Cheaper to mass produce. Same front for all 3 devices.
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6y ago
That's what I heard as well from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Dwcfye7_LQ Maybe not overused, but wrongly applied. He cites a doctor from new york in the video and two sources in the video description.
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7y ago
Depends on what you are measuring. If 95% of what you care for is development mode, then it may not even be faster. Individual files only have to be compiled once in watch mode. For some bundlers even between builds. If you measure producti
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7y ago
Yeah. I bought them day one with the old firmware and was a bit disappointed that the anc was weaker with high noises as I was used by my sonys. Didn't pay attention to any change when the firmware hit. And if hadn't read about it
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7y ago
Yes, it's annoying if you want to listen back to back to two joe rogan podcasts. But maybe it's not that unhealthy to remove them from the ears every now and then, so the ear canal doesn't stay to sweaty. But yeah, it's
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7y ago
the actual difference graph from rtings for the airpods pro pre/post fireware update is https://www.rtings.com/images/reviews/headphones/apple/airpo...
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7y ago
> Usually the better the project is going, the less you need the daily. That quote sums it up pretty nicely. To bad of a naming for this type of meeting. Hard to negotiate to do a "daily" less then daily.
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7y ago
Every spotify app can act as a remote control if spotify already plays on another device. E.g. if spotify plays music on a PC, then you select another song in the smartphone app, it will actually change the playback on the PC. I guess the a
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7y ago
IntelliJ is just a very well written IDE. Searching for methods still feels better in IntelliJ. Or the refactoring possibilities like - move an interface/function/class into a separate file and IntelliJ will fix all imports to the
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7y ago
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7y ago
If anyone here is familiar with the game factorio ... not using redux feels like conveior belts vs redux being flying robots. Suddenly everything seems easy and accessible. And writing spaghetti is nearly impossible. If you ever intend to h
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7y ago
Seems like at least one top level executive at Apple doesn't breathe the same privacy mindset that marketing made me believe how they operate. And I feel like an idiot laughing at friends for using alexa or google assistant. At least t
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7y ago
It doesn't help that German politicians think it's a good idea to let companies bid on frequencies - 5g frequencies just went for 5.5 billion to 4 large companies. So those now have the monopoly on that plus they have to earn it b
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7y ago
Why would China ever want to allow that U.S. companies to sue the living crap out of local businesses because of copyright? Is there anything that China can win here? I always thought the chinese governments strategy was to grow local busin
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8y ago
Using https://github.com/xtermjs/xterm.js as an example (the terminal used in vscode), they draw on a canvas to achieve better rendering in the browser. So I guess not javascript is the cpu hogging bottleneck, but the
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8y ago
But maybe that history is also a strength. The typescript developers never extend the capabilites of the language, just add types. The only exception being decorators, that was a deal with angular so they don't have to invent their own
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8y ago
They don't remove font smoothing. They switch it from subpixel level to grayscale only. Technically subpixel should produce better results then grayscale. But IMO the subpixel antialiasing in macos looks horrible. So you might not even
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10y ago
A) There are people that love frameworks. B) There are the ones that don't. The type A ones just gave up to the complexity and bury it with foreign frameworks. The latter ones invent their own ecosystem. And are very productive with i
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10y ago
Maybe there are just more and more people with each generation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_population
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11y ago
dalton likes to name methods as ecmascript itself, what I very much appreciate. padStart() was proposed as standard after lodash 3.0.0 was released. So he changed it on the next major release: https://github.com/tc39/pr