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by striking 6y ago
Well, now that you've talked it up like that, I'm head-writing some ideas for a library that could fit this magical food product's name.
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by striking 6y ago
Deeper pockets than AMD. All other assumptions holding true, Intel doesn't need to outrun the bear...
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by striking 6y ago
Archive link: https://archive.li/vE4iR TL;DR: > I fight not being bitter and resentful. You see, this wasn’t supposed to happen, at least not now. The short of it is that the “Angel” defaulted on the contract in March 20
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Tex – Use Elixir like a scripting language, across your system(github.com)
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by striking 6y ago
Yeah, I'm not arguing abortion is bad. I'm saying that we should deeply consider the morality of choosing to do it in such cases, because people with Down Syndrome or autism or other such differences can totally lead reasonably he
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by striking 6y ago
There's plenty of room for communities out there. Being willing to share your secret sauce doesn't necessarily ensure you have direct competitors, it means you are establishing a foundation that others can build on. And it means o
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by striking 6y ago
If the page is slow to load for you, consider https://archive.li/u04Sp
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by striking 6y ago
I would like to just double check that you have fully read and understood the article as well as its surrounding context. Like, you're fully aware that there's a genocide happening against Muslim people in Myanmar[1], right? 1: h
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by striking 6y ago
Try https://alisdair.mcdiarmid.org/kill-sticky-headers/ .
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by striking 6y ago
Or Firefox, or Safari, or Edge, I believe.
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by striking 6y ago
I don't think anyone's arguing "we need increase the number of people born with Down Syndrome". It's instead asking ourselves if we intend to consciously terminate the lives of those who could still live meaningful
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by striking 6y ago
This is true for drawing tools with fixed or capped widths. Have you tried the Paintbrush? It should be at least a little more obvious.
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by striking 6y ago
This hasn't been my experience; I've been using it fairly actively for the past week and have worked it down only to 30% charge.
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by striking 6y ago
They already embrace the hacker community. You can ssh right into the device, which runs Linux. And it has USB OTG pogo pins on the side, so you can slap any extra hardware onto it if you like.
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by striking 6y ago
I think you need to leave the beta program to be able to use the stable build. Also, it might be in the App Store.
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by striking 6y ago
If you water your plants by hand, swapping a battery isn't too big a deal. Solar might work if your plant is consistently in direct sunlight, but you need to keep some amount of charge to keep at least the RTC running so that's a
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by striking 6y ago
I've been looking into this myself a bit, and it's worth mentioning that the ESP32 can do 8 channels worth of analog input (and that's only on the first ADC, there's a second you can use if you disable WiFi, and that&#x2
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by striking 6y ago
The amount of work it might take is generally proportional to the amount of flexibility you give the user. You don't have to (and in fact are generally discouraged to) offer end users a degree of flexibility that makes your life harder
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by striking 6y ago
I really wish GraphQL weren't named in a way that seems to cause confusion about what it's for and its relation to SQL. It's not a replacement for SQL. It's a replacement for REST. And the intent is to provide a statical
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by striking 6y ago
California is still counting its votes too. It's just not a close enough race for us to have to wait to find out what the results are.
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by striking 6y ago
Because states have the right to choose their voting process as long as it complies with the 14th Amendment, and the process has worked for them as long as it has. There's plenty of time between Election Day and when the votes actually
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by striking 6y ago
S3 is just files and Lambda is just FaaS, you can host your own open source versions of these tools and not encounter an issue. This would be a more solid argument if they were using a lot of AWS features together, but you could replace thi
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by striking 6y ago
Not only are utilities regulated fairly closely by the government as a result of being common infrastructure, the NY Post has its own newspaper and website and drives plenty of traffic that way.
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by striking 6y ago
If it was flagged, and then became unflagged, it may have been flagged by the users of HN and then may have been unflagged by mods. Is it then mods enhancing the freedom of expression by unflagging something, or censoring the community self
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by striking 6y ago
I'm going to go a step further and say that I absolutely adore UEFI. Why should I have to install my own bootloader to multiboot? Why can't the motherboard do that for me? With UEFI I can set up my own boot entries and boot direct
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by striking 6y ago
Have you tried installing an older version of Linux (since you're bringing up `apt`, older version of Debian)? Those packages haven't changed. All of it will still run. Maybe you'll be able to just boot it in a VM inside your
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by striking 6y ago
UTM no longer works on iOS 14 without a jailbreak. It used shenanigans[0] to cause the process to be entitled to JIT, and the shenanigans no longer work. 0: https://github.com/utmapp/UTM/blob/1feb721a9474255bd
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by striking 6y ago
The lack of them in MobileSafari discourages any legitimate developers from building on them, imho.
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by striking 6y ago
Yeah, but it's nice to be able to identify high densities of matches at a glance.
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by striking 6y ago
No one's forcing you to use any of these things. You can use a single tool like https://parceljs.org/ to get a very complete stack and be off to the races writing good old HTML and CSS by hand while having the ability

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