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sswezey
5y ago
I agree with this. I put Hue light bulbs in almost all of my rooms and a strip on my porch. I set them up with HomeKit and now I always come home to my lights on and they turn off automatically when they leave the house. I use the automatic
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5y ago
As of a few weeks ago, you can use custom domains with Hey.
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5y ago
There’s a Go implementation buried within the V2 SDK.
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Rust vs. Go: Why They’re Better Together
(thenewstack.io)
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6y ago
In Signal, a phone number is your identity. So intrinsically, yes, you have to get a new identity with a new number: https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/360007062012-Ne...
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6y ago
It's funny you say this when the original article was about the company moving away from OCaml due to a number of issues.
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6y ago
I’ve set mine up for Spotlight. Now from any app it’s a quick double tap to open just about anything else on my phone.
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6y ago
That only applies if you are a US citizen or permanent resident. For others, it is very inconvenient to have their income tied to a foreign country and/or foreign exchange rates.
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6y ago
But you also had the option to go out and buy the day's newspaper yourself. Maybe I don't want a subscription, but you can't buy a "day pass" online for like $2 either. Sure that's about half a weekly subscript
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6y ago
It’s due to the Retina displays. The scaled resolutions don’t map in a clean way to pixels. The renderer renders everything at the native resolution of the panel and then has to downscale it to the scaled resolutions. For the “native” Retin
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6y ago
Compared to many places in the US, Seattle has a higher cost of living. Those salaries are lower than I was expecting for Seattle metro area too.
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6y ago
Exactly, its like binge watching a television show instead of piecemeal. You don't have the cliffhangers since you don't have to wait a week or a year to find out what happens next. A key tool to build suspense is rendered useless
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6y ago
Jobs attempted to defeat his cancer initially through diet alone. His cancer was operable and potentially curable, but he wasted too much time chasing fringe diets and it cost him his life: https://www.forbes.com/sites/
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6y ago
I don't think Taiwan is in a position to offer citizenship to HKers. That would greatly draw the ire of China, which Taiwan is not equipped to handle.
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6y ago
This pretty clearly falls under the Off-Topic section in the guidelines.
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6y ago
If one wants to learn more about this, where can I go to find more information about what they're doing, tools, getting started, etc.?
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6y ago
I use IntelliJ with the various language plugins for this reason. It allows me to use the same setup for all my languages. Granted, I do get the full license through my employer, but I think it's worth it even if my company didn't
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6y ago
It’s not being compared to WFH. It’s being compared to employees having private offices. You’re making a straw man argument.
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6y ago
I like the lack of enterprise layers that Java espouses, the simply deploys of a single binary, built in support for JSON and a perform at HTTP server. A code base that is accessible from the high level all the day to the fundamentals of th
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7y ago
It's still accurate for Amazon.
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7y ago
That seems like a myopic perspective for a book focused on software engineering. The creators of Go see the language as a tool of software engineering e.g. a tool of software development over time. It would be in the best interest of your r
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7y ago
He's actually already part of the Fuchsia team, so he very well could be working on the successor to Android.
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Hold on the space bar. They removed force touch on the whole keyboard, but this is an okay alternative. I find not having to hold my finger over what I'm selecting much easier to use.
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7y ago
I think what people are arguing is deploying a single binary is even more trivial than a "venv with the right architecture". Deploying one file is going to be easier than deploying a set of files.
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7y ago
From what I gathered, I believe that Perl 5 would transition to the minor version number much like how Java did (1.7 -> 7).
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7y ago
If it's nonsense, care to provide some supporting links? The author provided 4 links, one of which was from the California DOT supporting the statement.
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Where does the conversion from .png to tiles happen? Is it part of boxen? I can't seem to locate it within the source.
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7y ago
Ableton put together a nice website for just this: https://learningmusic.ableton.com/
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7y ago
Ethics. The amount and scope of information collected by things like Palantir Gotham is beyond invasive. The fact that a police officer can type in your name and know where you were driving is disconcerting. It is about as Big Brother as yo
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7y ago
Especially since they're non-enterprise version of Linux is called Fedora.
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