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This is the logic I personally used in deciding not to use D.
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There are extensions which will convert shorts into the regular UI, you should be able to find one through Google.
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It's a c library. You'll have very powerful and mature debugging and tooling available to you.
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The immutable nature of it might hinder adoption. I'm sure after enough time and resources are invested into immutable desktop bases it'll be fine, I'm just skeptical that it's ready at the moment.
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The man listed as inventor of this patent, Salvatore Pais, has been on Curt Jaimungal's podcast a few times. Here's a link to the first time he was on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E6QyAhTB3o I listened to each
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I'm one of the people that believes we're being visited and that the government knows and is covering it up. There are rational explanations I can come up with for why the government would want to cover it up. You do not want the
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This is a frustrating point of view to me. We have nearly every able bodied person in society spending something like 1/3rd of their life on this "dignity", but how many would define it as such? For most people it is an inve
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The Mint maintainers have Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE), which is based on Debian and pretty similar in functionality to the Ubuntu version though you do miss some nice features (for example I don't believe the driver manager is pre
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Same. I don't actually believe this to be true, but I have had the thought that as I get older there's been a clear progression of tech being created which could convincingly create a fake reality. The thought being that at the cu
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I love everything about this.
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Yes, it looks like they've edited the article within the last three hours. Not sure what else if anything changed, but the original is still up on archive.org https://web.archive.org/web/20230125042620/https:&
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> We read every resume. This means that a lot of tricks you’ve read about how to beat automated screening such as include certain phrases of job descriptions in your resume, repeat “hot” keywords, fill your resumes up with random metrics
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Whenever I hear stories like this, I can't help but think that there must be a risk of suffering liver damage from taking excessive supplements. Even obsessively getting colonoscopies as he does carries a small risk that something will
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Why not just use VSync?
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They have multiplayer in the form of a wrapper around ENet.
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Regarding the blurry icons in alt tab, I think this is a general problem on Linux and not KDE specific. I had the same issue with certain icons in Cinnamon, and the following steps fixed it for me: Find the desktop file, for Cinnamon they&#
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https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1599669552081960960 Elon Musk: What's the average cost per chat? Sam Altman: average is probably single-digits cents per chat; trying to figure out more precisely and also
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We shut down a large swath of the global economy for Covid, and emissions only went down 4.6%[0]. We then faced shortages that are in some areas still ongoing today, not to mention inflation. I think if there's any technological hope o
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To answer the question for anyone interested of what programming language it is written in, Stack Overflow did a Q&A with Tarn Adams (developer) where they asked this, among other things. Q: What programming languages and other technolo
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This is a good point. Something I also enjoy about it is the uniform interface. Each answer is presented the same, there's no parsing layout from different sites, or popup modals to dismiss, or long winded intro to get to the answer yo
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In my experience, attempts to debloat or fix Windows results in a broken system sooner or later, after a sufficient amount of updates have elapsed. Nowadays I treat Windows as I would a force of nature -- There's no negotiating or chan
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Crystal is interesting, but lack of incremental compilation seems like it forces a fundamental limit on how large the projects you're working on should be. Am I wrong here?
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There is something very wrong if they don't have reflection in 26. It is sorely needed.
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There's also a Flatpak available, https://flathub.org/apps/details/no.mifi.losslesscut
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The issue is that there's no option to use an alternative store. They're also able to extract a % from companies like Netflix just because the person happens to use an ios device. It's like if Microsoft were able to extract 3
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The drones would probably be very active initially, and then rarely once the geese have learned that if they land they will be harassed. Other than safety situations at airports though, it seems more cruel than anything to drive them off. T
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Hopefully you spelled out the conditions and confidence required for life being found, because I can see it being debatable. We might detect compounds on other planets which to our knowledge can only come about through industrial civilizati
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Odin has similar syntax, but one of the main reasons I am interested in Jai is because it has strong meta-programming support[0], where as Odin doesn't and will likely never due to the author of the language not wanting to go in that d
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I feel noticeably better, with measurably improved blood pressure after breathing exercises. Why do you say it's pseudoscience?
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I feel that this is where accessibility needs to go. We cannot rely on toolkits to implement support for accessibility standards because there will always be people building apps in niche toolkits / homemade gui's which don't

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