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by soganess 7y ago
Agreed! And your documentation is exceptional. I worked on the osx86 acpi stack wayyyy back in the day when the p4 dev kits(that was almost 15 years ago!!!) we're still going out. The sorta stuff that we were doing back then left me th
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Of all the "this just makes macOS work" guides I've seen this is by far the best. Especially how they get the vega m working; impressive.
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This. My only qualm with Skimfeed is that its sorta spartan about secondary data. For example I love how serializer.io has article read time estimations.
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Since we are splitting hairs, the container list the product as; "Hazelnut Spread with Cocoa". Quite prominently, in fact. Why would your definition be more valid than the manufacturers?
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It's totally common when talking about quantum states that have identical energies! Which is not helpful at all in this conversation. It's just one of the words in my everyday tool bag and I used it without thinking too deeply. Al
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It's both! https://www.amazon.com/Ferrero-Nutella-Hazelnut-Spread-26-5/...
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I don't know any Semiotics! But, in an effort to drive the conversation, I can be more precise with what I'm trying to say. I'm working with this informal idea that there is always a relationship between the audience and the
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by soganess 7y ago
It's really natural, on first mention, to refer to something using a member of the degenerate set of its most unique identifier, right? From that point on, to avoid repetition, mix in antecedents or generic names. Brands exploit this m
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by soganess 7y ago
Good Catch! I was being overly reductive! I should have said: I realize this is a rather shallow simulator working more closely on the with the view layer than the underlying model/hardware, but...
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I realize this just the photos from the associated manuals merged into a basic website, but damned if it isn't cool. I feel reassured when the people who were responsible for my computer's creation aren't doing their very bes
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by soganess 7y ago
I know it stinks for the people who are acustom to Nvidia's workflow, but it is quite hard to feel bad for Nvidia. A bigger fish is doing to them what they do to smaller players. Nvidia blocks the Nouveau drivers from working properly
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by soganess 7y ago
No you cannot. When you first use the keyboard it feels amazing[-]. That doesn’t stop it from being hot garbage, sadly. [-]:If you are interested in shallow throw and uniform, lack of pitch, keyboards. Which the keyboard snobs will tell you
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This is in line with what I hear but there are a whole host of lowered costs as well that are often overlooked in these types of breakdowns. Most notably, equipment costs, benefits, and space reuse. Especially for places that are not fully
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by soganess 7y ago
I’m been, unsuccessfully, trying to do the same so I can scale back my work commitments and refocus on some personal/academic goals. Job boards and recruiting doesn’t seem to be helpful in this regard; you’ll get plenty of bits but par
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by soganess 7y ago
Who is surprised by this? While education is highly inelastic, we've basically moved the cost to the point where you would have to be a madperson not to think twice. In the next 10 years, when people are more normalized to the pricing,
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by soganess 7y ago
This. Advice that is the equivalent to "wait and see" can be thought of as, not only wrong, but actively working against the candidate. So you do all that upfront legwork, jump through a bunch fo hoops and only for offer is well b
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by soganess 7y ago
I have a feeling this has something to do with HPE's memputer. Perhaps it's hitting a few road blocks and they are looking for talent to solve them.
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Seems like an indirect method of detecting repeat visitors within a known fixed time interval.
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by soganess 8y ago
Location:Portland, OR, USA Remote:Yes Willing to relocate:No Technologies:Java, Swift, Python, architect, medical devices, mobile (iOS), backend, language translation. Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1OHEN_R-
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by soganess 8y ago
TL;DR: Economist conflates computer science with software engineering and random website attempts to capitalize with clickbait title...
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by soganess 8y ago
There needs to be something along the lines of the iron law of wages, but for developer machines. Something like: "If you are unable to run the tools needed to further create software on the machine itself, then said machine cannot be
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by soganess 8y ago
I have and enjoy my iPod Touch for a whole host of reasons, particularly its thinness when compared to a iPhone. That said, sometimes you need/want cellular in a pinch, but don’t want it always on, hence the kill switch.
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"Anyone with a passing acquaintance of history knows that pretty much every family, from anywhere, will have a long history of trauma starting not very many generations ago." This sidesteps the issue of scale and omnipresence. It&
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I'm not trying to imply that attention spans aren't shrinking. I don't know if they are. That said, more often then not, I don't finish an article because its crap content-wise, or because someone decided they don'
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Epiphany for all its virtues is simply not that fast of a browser when compared to Firefox or Chrome. If I ever find myself with enough free time to dedicate to an OSS project, it will be epiphany. Never has there been such a diamond in the
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I'm not trying to imply the situation is perfect, but its way more workable than you are letting on. In the gnome world, you are stuck with GTK3 apps if you want partial scaling that looks alright, but there are options for web browser
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by soganess 8y ago
Uh, yes it does (since 3.26)? It's experimental and requires wayland: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/09/enable-fractional-scalin... But it does work. I personally think it looks way worse than just going to
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by soganess 8y ago
Seriously! I usually try to avoid news-related articles, but this time I'll bite. When are we going to stop striving for some utopian perfection that is not there and instead realize/accept that most codified valuation have a conj
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I live in Portland. Specifically, in a little house that wouldn't muster 900 square feet using the most generous of calculations. The lot is similarly small with really no place for a driveway, let alone a garage. I can probably run a
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by soganess 8y ago
This. So much this. Specifically when reading fiction for pleasure, an audiobook can provide too much "color" not indented by the author. This, alone, makes it hard to recommend an audiobook as a solo source. However, having that

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