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by strbean 4y ago
In a world where this company is based in a country with nil consumer protection :( Maybe the EU can whip them into shape.
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by strbean 4y ago
Can I Use[1] gives mixed messages on this. Seems like it is either partially supported or fully supported and one of the entries is just misleading? [1] https://caniuse.com/?search=webtransport
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by strbean 4y ago
> Unreliable datagrams? WebRTC It's was an interminable wait for WebRTC data channels. Is there a trivial way to get a WebRTC connection to a server now, without pretending that server is a peer and doing the whole handshake dance?
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by strbean 4y ago
I think the succinct answer is "Yes, but you probably want to wait for the ecosystem to mature". If you use WebSocket, you are stuck with streams. You can migrate those to WebTransport. Then you also have the option of datagrams i
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by strbean 4y ago
> There is no incentive to take on risk when you aren't entitled to a proportional reward. This doesn't really reflect reality though. Did Bezos take on more risk than anyone working in a high risk job? What does $100 billion w
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by strbean 4y ago
> exercise consumption Did you mean 'excessive'? Or is this a term I'm not finding on Google?
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by strbean 4y ago
"Anthropogenic climate change at a rate that humans and/or natural systems can't cope with" just isn't as catchy.
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by strbean 4y ago
> it wanted me to create a "local administrator account" after i opted out of an online account What alternative would you prefer? Anyone on the network can configure it? Just a password with no username? > I still have an o
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by strbean 4y ago
They mention "LGBTQ+ (and atypical heterosexual relationships)"
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by strbean 4y ago
I don't mean "add composer to the metadata", I mean add a field "primary artist key" which could have the value "composer", "performer", etc. How many fields are displayed is up to the UI, but ha
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by strbean 4y ago
COBOL also fits this description, down to the awkward attempts at matching natural language. I think the staying power of SQL comes from its broader audience - programmers, analysts, and executives all use it. It's much easier to motiv
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by strbean 4y ago
It could be as simple as another piece of metadata on the track.
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by strbean 4y ago
With regard to recipes, I sometimes wonder if "round numbers" are causing us to miss out on more optimal recipes. Maybe that dish really would turn out better cooked at 176F, or with 1 and 7/16 cups of flour instead of 1.5.
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by strbean 4y ago
You handle it in appeals, and the appeals court looks at the balance of the evidence weighed against the alleged exculpatory evidence and makes a decision?
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by strbean 4y ago
Then we have to make more.
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by strbean 4y ago
> We don't have a good way to handle equations. LaTeX?
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by strbean 4y ago
128V ftw.
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by strbean 4y ago
Assuming copper prices continue to outpace aluminum prices, eventually copper will be the expensive option vs. aluminum (done right). Not sure if the error prone aspect could be remedied though.
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by strbean 4y ago
I'll take the behavior of 2 over Pipenv's " any re-lock aggressively updates everything" approach. What's the point of lock files if you have to peg everything in order to have stability / control over version
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by strbean 4y ago
How is the maturity/stability of Poetry these days? I despise Pipenv, and was hoping to push for a switch to Poetry at my place of work a couple years ago, but I ran into blocking bugs across multiple versions (latest N versions affect
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by strbean 4y ago
If you're willing to accept that an individual MOSFET won't be bugged, build your own hardware from individual transistors to do all the necessary cryptographic steps. Run it on a battery supply to avoid power line information lea
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by strbean 4y ago
The term 'calorie dense' is used in reference to proportion of other nutrients. Water isn't typically included. By your standards, Coca-Cola is actually less calorie dense than boiled potato, but I don't think anyone wou
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by strbean 4y ago
What window do you eat during? I've seen lots of focus on eating only in the morning, but much of my life I naturally had low appetite in the mornings and mostly only ate dinner. That also coincided with being young and having an insan
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by strbean 4y ago
Potatoes are calorie dense. I think the focus on satiation rather than pure calorie counting is a more recent trend. Also, it sounds like water content is a significant contributor to their capacity to satiate, so things like potato chips p
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by strbean 4y ago
Eggs for breakfast and Marmitako for lunch and dinner, got it.
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by strbean 4y ago
That sounds like the perfect solution!
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by strbean 4y ago
Regarding single-line only lambdas, I think that isn't an intractable issue with the grammar. Guido van Rossum basically said parsing them is hard, and he doesn't like lambdas in the first place, so it won't happen. [0] Simil
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by strbean 4y ago
> Or as someone I know likes to say to various smaller humans: have you looked around the couch? Really? Are you sure? Have you had a good look? this is how the tv remote usually subsequently reappears as there is a difference between ju
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by strbean 4y ago
> Except that could kill your Nintendo switch That's strictly an issue of atrocious hardware design in the switch and nothing else. >[...] it's not like Nintendo is going to change how their hardware works on something that&
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by strbean 4y ago
My favorite baffling RNG bias was in the game Maplestory. It always seemed like RNG was extremely "clumpy". For example, critical hits would frequently come in bursts - you might get around 5 seconds of non-stop crits. The craftin

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