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by teilo 7y ago
I can hope they leave them alone, but that's a fools wish. Not looking forward to them stripping away feature after feature, and charging exorbitant per-user prices to get them back.
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by teilo 7y ago
Thank you for this. Listening now. Really good stuff. This is the kind of electronic music that is right up my alley. Straddles the line between ambient and lyrical, abstract and structured. Seems like it would also be really great to use
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by teilo 7y ago
Yes, you have it exactly right. That graph makes it look like ebola is progressing at a logarithmic rate. It's not. It's nearly linear.
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by teilo 7y ago
But that's the point. They did do with LCD what, before, was only possible on OLED. That's the claim, anyway.
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by teilo 7y ago
iOS had MFi gamepad support. It has never had general gamepad support. Not sure it does even now. At least now you can have a gamepad that will work with iOS and all Mac games. Most Mac games do not work with MFi controllers.
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by teilo 7y ago
You were not using Swift 10 years ago, or even almost 10 years ago. It was released in 2014.
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by teilo 7y ago
Looks like it shifts the focus toward developing more intelligent components. They mentioned custom SwiftUI components a few times in the demo. This is one of the things I am eager to get a deep dive on in later session videos.
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by teilo 7y ago
Isn't part of the rise due to the fact that, in 1990, DSM-5 classified a substantial number of additional symptom sets as mental illnesses?
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by teilo 7y ago
>The research also showed that moderate and heavy coffee drinkers were most likely to be male, smoke and consume alcohol regularly. So this shows an obvious problem with the study. They did not rule out co-factors. If the moderate to hea
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by teilo 7y ago
So does this mean they also changed the guidelines in the SSPA? This is their security framework / certification for vendors doing business with Microsoft. Also NIST dropped password complexity requirements. The only hard requirement i
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by teilo 7y ago
Blame the Forbes Tech Council.
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by teilo 7y ago
It's just a vulnerability scan, which is one small component of compliance. It's also the easiest component, and in many ways the least important. A clean scan does not mean you are compliant. In fact, if you are running the scan
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by teilo 7y ago
Now if only we can discover what they want. Also their favorite color would be nice. But aside from the poor title, this is incredible work.
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by teilo 7y ago
So this basically brings Firefox on par with Chromium, which was already using dav1d?
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by teilo 7y ago
You're right.
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by teilo 7y ago
Glad to see a laptop with Coffee Lake. AVX-512 makes a big difference for code that can use it. Also in this update: Pro Vega 20 GPU is an option.
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by teilo 7y ago
Yep. IMO, it really should never have been pulled into core in the first place, for exactly these reasons.
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by teilo 7y ago
Nice optimizations, but note that it breaks HiPE.
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by teilo 7y ago
There was a link for me to "Continue to site" and the ad wall went away.
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by teilo 7y ago
Does it use the flow of time as a lotion?
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by teilo 7y ago
More ridiculous clickbait outrage farming.
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by teilo 7y ago
There are two parts to this, and the article seems to conflate them. First is there are a lot of poorly designed devices that lack current protection. In the eCig world one can point to the mechanical mods which are basically a battery dire
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by teilo 7y ago
Oh, lord. Bob has been thoroughly discredited. Like utterly and completely. His credentials do not check out. Nothing he says checks out. Nothing he says even makes sense when you apply the most basic understanding of physics or even simple
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by teilo 7y ago
In most states, filing periods are based upon transactional volume. Sometimes that's defined as the transaction count. Sometimes that's the tax base itself. But with lower volumes, you can often do quarterly or annual filings, dep
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by teilo 7y ago
This ruling is actually a larger problem than Amazon. It effects businesses of all kinds, even those that do not touch online marketplaces like Amazon. My company has an online presence, selling and shipping out of one state, on our own cus
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by teilo 7y ago
That's the 0.5 Elixir developer. Let's face it: It's easy to become a poor Elixir developer, but those capable of becoming a good Elixir developer such that it's worth the cost of effort to train them, are uncommon. As
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by teilo 7y ago
My company is an example of this, and in a way that is quite different from that laid out in the article. We actually began with a Python implementation for our integration / API server. But this was well before asyncio and eventlet an
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by teilo 7y ago
But the 8069 is a microprocessor (CPU). This is a microcontroller. Radically different architecture and (typical) use case. They don't have MMUs because they are designed to directly address a much smaller ram space. On an the micro in
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by teilo 7y ago
In-house is the key. The Mexican markets around here sell lard in containers on the shelf, but it's all hydrogenated. And there's just no comparison. I used to be able to get pork fat for next to nothing at local grocery store but
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by teilo 7y ago
Educate me if I am wrong, but there are natively compiled Erlang modules, but no longer any natively compiled Erlang. It only runs on the BEAM, and ever since BEAM/C fell out of use in OTP R5 no native code is generated.

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