teilo

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by teilo 4y ago
What a god-awful choice for a replacement.
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by teilo 4y ago
Only the 13" Pro with an M2 still comes with a touchbar.
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by teilo 4y ago
We do need a deep analysis. Roman concrete is self-healing, and this article explains why. And the reason is exactly the opposite of the one you postulate.
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by teilo 4y ago
Thank you for that recommend. This is great.
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by teilo 4y ago
And pip is the defacto package manager for Python, and it's built in, and it just works, and venv is the defacto virtual environment manager, and it's built in, and it just works. And yes, there are other abstractions built on top
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by teilo 4y ago
Yeah, but the author is comparing it to JavaScript. How is the tooling less of a mess in JavaScript?
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by teilo 4y ago
Patently untrue. The myth of the cessation of learning during the Middle Ages has been thoroughly debunked, repeatedly, by modern historians. The learning never stopped, and the entire period of the Middle Ages was full of scientific and ph
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by teilo 4y ago
It just astounds me that they still insist on a diet of grains and other carbs for type-2 diabetes.
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by teilo 4y ago
Now add in the 50% efficiency of conversion of heat to electricity (and that's very optimistic), and it's only 1.5 megajoules, or 0.5%, right where I calculated it based on initial information. IANAP, but I see no path forward to
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by teilo 4y ago
Early reports are are not good. For every joule delivered to the chamber, it takes 100 joules of electrical power. Heat to electricity is 50% efficient at best. Reports are that with 2.1mj of input, they generated 2.5 mj of output. Taking i
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by teilo 4y ago
And the sources are completely wrong at best, and intentionally deceiving the public and congress at worse. The relevant measure used to arrive at this claim is Q-plasma. This is the ratio of the laser energy which actually reaches the reac
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by teilo 4y ago
There's an entire subreddit based around this concept: /r/VXJunkies It's always amusing to see normies pop in and start asking questions.
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by teilo 4y ago
Because for the most part, meat is carbon neutral. Meat is not and has never been the problem. Look at it from the standpoint of the carbon cycle. For example, where does the carbon in the methane originate? It is carbon that originated in
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by teilo 4y ago
How did I not know about this? I will never parse text in Bash again.
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by teilo 4y ago
Yes. Security. Limiting Ventura to machines with the T2 means substantially more secure hardware.
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by teilo 4y ago
After the pain of pyenv and it's terrible compatibility with poetry, asdf has been a dream come true. It just works, every time. No fragile config. No mess.
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by teilo 4y ago
If you need to sync it to anything non-Apple, then yes. If you don't, then iCloud Drive is just fine. In my case, Obsidian syncs just fine between my laptop, iPad, and iPhone. I use Sync.com for everything else.
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by teilo 4y ago
I've been using iCloud sync with Obsidian for a year, and it has worked perfectly. Correct, you don't get to put your folder anywhere you want. It has to be in iCloud Drive, but so what?
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by teilo 4y ago
Nothing but blurbs on IP news websites that add nothing.
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by teilo 4y ago
Given that it’s Oracle we’re talking about, I’d say either is likely.
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by teilo 4y ago
This is probably behind Oracle's move to remove Opus from Virtualbox recordings and revert to Vorbis, as of v.7. There are a LOT of commercial apps using Opus. Like Skype. The fact that they are only going after hardware at present wil
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by teilo 4y ago
More information: https://www.opuspool.com/
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Vectis IP Announces Call for Patents Essential to the Opus codec(vectis.com)
206 points by teilo 4y ago|105 comments
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by teilo 4y ago
It looks like Fraunhoffer and Dolby are going after hardware devices using the Opus codec. 'The planned Opus program will focus on hardware devices and will not be directed towards open-source software, applications, services, or conte
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by teilo 4y ago
It cannot possibly be for technical reasons. It's almost certainly something to do with this: https://www.vectis.com/media/vectis-ip-announces-call-for-pa... Which is complete bullsh*t. Looks like Fraunhoffer and
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by teilo 4y ago
I didn't even know this "Most American" fruit existed until I ate one direct from a tree in Brazil. Also known as the Annona.
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by teilo 4y ago
Add this to the list of the article titles that are obvious bullsh*t without bothering to RTFA.
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by teilo 4y ago
On the cutting edge of 1990's Linux marketing. Just pathetic.
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by teilo 4y ago
The problem is not the tools. The tools are just fine. The problem is the scope of the resulting scaffolds, and the diversity of their target spaces. I primarily work in Python, so that is my reference. Django provides its own scaffolding t
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by teilo 4y ago
At my company, I've seen too many developers trying to cram fairly complex Flask websites (providing business tools) into Lambda functions. They deploy, and then the users complain that the website, which used to be immediately availab

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