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by solardev 1y ago
> I can replace the used part easily, which should cost less in the long run (but maybe I'm wrong here) I'm not sure there. Keyboards are naturally consumables with moving and friction parts that will eventually need replacemen
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by solardev 1y ago
Thank you!
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by solardev 1y ago
How would GPGPU work in such a scenario?
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by solardev 1y ago
I spent many years typing on the Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard (which is slightly different, with laptop-style keys), but it completely eliminated my typing pain. I can now type comfortably at about 120-140 wpm for hours on end with n
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by solardev 1y ago
I mean, technically Nvidia did buy 3dfx... so you're not far off :)
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by solardev 1y ago
Why does the future of computing sound like we're back in 1999? Who's next... Intel and SGI? Rockchip and Cyrix? Nvidia must be positively trembling...
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by solardev 1y ago
It's Web 4.0. You're supposed to bring your own GPT and let it make up the text as you go.
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by solardev 1y ago
Even the high end ones (Razers, Asus, Surface Books, Lenovos) are mere lookalikes and don't run anywhere as well as the MacBooks. They're hot and heavy and loud and full of driver issues and discrete graphics switching headaches a
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by solardev 1y ago
Is the methodology that bad? What's wrong with it? From their test protocol ( https://vtechworks.lib.vt.edu/server/api/core/bitstreams/5e7... ), it looks like they simulate a fall (with a model head i
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by solardev 1y ago
What if we went the other direction and nationalized 100% of Intel? What would happen?
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by solardev 1y ago
For anyone who wants more data, Virginia Tech runs a helmet impact testing lab and publishes results and rankings: https://www.helmet.beam.vt.edu/bicycle-helmet-ratings.html
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by solardev 1y ago
Did you ever try the CRPG Shadowrun Chronicles games?
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by solardev 1y ago
I mean, when the highest levels of government routinely operate on bribes... it kinda sets the expectation that this is normal. It's one thing when you're a rank and file employee subject to HR rules. At the higher levels, the sam
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by solardev 1y ago
Yeah, the keyboard shortcuts in particular are terrible :( The macOS GUI is just not made for power users, and I often miss the speed of being able to jump around Windows and Linux with shortcuts.
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by solardev 1y ago
I thought a lot of stuff still doesn't work (graphics, etc.?)
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by solardev 1y ago
Give https://github.com/rxhanson/Rectangle a try... or Magnet, if you prefer a paid app: https://github.com/rxhanson/Rectangle
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by solardev 1y ago
As someone who grew up on DOS, Windows, OS/2 and Linux, macOS definitely took some getting used to (and I still have many gripes with it, especially the window management). Rectangle makes it better: https://github.com/
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by solardev 1y ago
Once you're smart enough, the oscilloscope isn't that different from console.log().
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by solardev 1y ago
Come for the gold rush, stay for the free keychains
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by solardev 1y ago
Is it Chrome only? On Android Firefox it just says no browser support :(
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by solardev 1y ago
Well, on the web, you get 4-5 sources, all of which are ads, three of which are owned by the same company and the other two are generated SEO spam.
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by solardev 1y ago
The U.S owns 10% of Intel now? What does that make us... $20 richer?
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by solardev 1y ago
> Notion databases are also the best implementation seamless of ux I’ve seen for relational databases for end users. Have you ever tried Airtable? How does Notion compare?
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by solardev 1y ago
Who needs SaaS when you can engrave your own punch cards?
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by solardev 1y ago
Do people consume RSS feeds directly via XSLT? Not through apps and such that subscribe to the feed?
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by solardev 1y ago
I don't think that distinction makes much of a difference for the users and devs affected...
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by solardev 1y ago
Bring back VRML! Seriously though, if I were forced to maintain every tiny legacy feature in a 20 year old app... I'd also become a "former" dev :) Even in its heyday, XSLT seemed like an afterthought. Probably there are a ha
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by solardev 1y ago
I think trying to own a web standard is like trying to own a prayer. You can believe all you want, but it's up to the gods to listen or not...
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by solardev 1y ago
I had no idea (as a person in the US). Thanks for the info!
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by solardev 1y ago
Yes, I'm sure it depends on the locale. Sorry for not specifying. In the US, particularly more rural areas, it's difficult because we have such vast distances. On a long trip, there aren't enough DC fast charger OR level 2 ch

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