sweden

9 ms·

31.
by sweden 7y ago
Which makes sense. Why are you making a customer release with outstanding TODOs/FIXMEs/BUGs/Whatever in the code? Are there things left to do? Are you delivering something incomplete to the customer while saying it's bug
32.
by sweden 7y ago
It seems to me that these design constraints are more to their benefit than to the benefit of the users because it simplifies a lot the maintenance of their infrastructure: - By relying purely on phone numbers for user accounts, they remove
33.
by sweden 7y ago
The lack of automatic contact discovery never stopped people of looking up each other on Facebook. I don't see why messaging would be different.
34.
by sweden 7y ago
Every time I see Moxie talking about decentralization, I can't help to think that this is all a big disguised agenda used to promote his own business for selling the Signal technology to any messaging vendors (WhatsApp, Facebook, Googl
35.
by sweden 7y ago
Long story short: Renault Zoe is actually a terrible car. As it was the previous versions of the Nissan Leaf. The reason why they sold quite a few number of cars is because they were the only ones in the market within their price range. Why
36.
by sweden 7y ago
The debugging of "5.0-10379 - VideoCommon: Constrain the array_base registers by booto" is just insane. Props to the person ("booto") who managed to go through this, you are an example for any of us.
37.
by sweden 7y ago
I swear I can't understand why people use Twitter like this. I can understand someone young and non-technical bring lazy and writing whatever it comes to mind on a series of Tweets, but someone with this level of technical knowledge no
38.
by sweden 7y ago
Yeah... Using ADHD is just an excuse for laziness at this point...
39.
by sweden 7y ago
Some people might be interested in the reasoning behind the change: - https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/open-brand-project-what-probl...
40.
by sweden 7y ago
Sensationalist headline, the entire article based on the statements from Nvidia on this blog post: - https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2019/04/23/tesla-self-driving/ I'm not defending Tesla's
41.
by sweden 7y ago
This post is kind of dramatic. Windows is much more than a simple kernel: it is a collection of drivers, tools, a desktop envinroment, a network stack, user base applications (like Paint), etc, etc. If you compare it to the entire Ubuntu pr
42.
by sweden 8y ago
Funnily enough, you could argue the same about the Mercedes E class. For the price of a Mercedes, you could get a Tesla. :-)
43.
by sweden 8y ago
So in order to take advantage of Tesla patents, you can't be suing anyone else on EV-related patents of your own? That actually sounds like an interesting and positive side-effect, or am I missing something here?
44.
by sweden 8y ago
What is the definition of "sick" there? Is it "mad mood" or is it "cancer"? Does it specify? No, it doesn't. So it's not the same thing.
45.
by sweden 8y ago
And how much time would that take? 1 day? 1 week? 1 year? 1 decade? We are not robots, we don't have to strictly follow the "protocol" for every decision we need to make. We are humans and sometimes we need to use what we cal
46.
by sweden 8y ago
I usually like Bloomberg, it's one of my favorite news sources but this article seems way off. They begin by talking about Martin Tripp's story (without any real details of what exactly happened), then they move to some random sec
47.
by sweden 8y ago
"Easily" and "modern" chat experience with XMPP? I used to run my own Prosody server for some years before switching out to Matrix and there was nothing "easy" and "modern" with XMPP. Sure, I could ge
48.
by sweden 8y ago
You are correct. The most difficult part of a design is not the design itself, it's all the documentation and the verification environment around it. This is a nice gesture but hardware is a bit different than software and dumping a bu
49.
by sweden 8y ago
UHT milk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra-high-temperature_process... It has a shelf life of months, it's highly popular in southern Europe.
50.
by sweden 8y ago
Oh dear, one of those Tweets that should have been some sort of proper blog post. The damn thing doesn't even load properly with cookies disabled. I apologize for the toxicity but the content got lost to me.
51.
by sweden 8y ago
The biggest selling point of Google Maps is not the content itself, it is the usability. And the usability is unmatched by OsmAnd at this moment. It is such a chore to look something up in OsmAnd that makes me throw all the privacy awarenes
52.
by sweden 8y ago
I will just quote myself here: > The Boring Company seems to be trying with different thoughts and ideas for making these tunnels a reality and they have been quite open to the public with these ideas. It feels to me that the author is t
53.
by sweden 8y ago
Not that I approve or disapprove Elon Musk's idea of building tunnels but this blog post seems to dismiss the entire idea just for the sake of being dismissive. The Boring Company seems to be trying with different thoughts and ideas fo
54.
by sweden 8y ago
The GPU they were licensing from Imagination was already very tailored to their needs. Apple already had a strong saying in the architecture, in the driver, in the compiler and in the implementation details of the GPU they were buying from
55.
by sweden 8y ago
Not really, every car they manufacture (with or without FSD) always comes with the latest AP hardware they have. The FSD they were selling was just a software activation, they will probably start charging for it again later.
56.
by sweden 8y ago
What kind of task are we talking about here? A bug report opened by the QA team or the development of a new feature? I agree that hunting bugs is very difficult to time-estimate correctly: it could be either a simple overflow bug that it on
57.
by sweden 8y ago
The problem with graphics is that it's a patent minefield. This is one of the main reasons why graphics stacks are usually so closed.
58.
by sweden 8y ago
The blog post doesn't even cite the source of the news.
59.
by sweden 8y ago
Why did we change from an official press release with some content to some random blog post?
60.
by sweden 8y ago
I would say that nowadays is not that difficult to have a game that works on both Windows and Linux. Also, it is a legit thing to point out when and developer complains about the lack of sales.

More ›