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themerone
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themerone
2y ago
This is about the developer of the Halide IOS App, not the Halide language for image processing.
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themerone
2y ago
A 10% royalty payment is buried in the license. There is no mention of this on the website or github page.
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themerone
2y ago
This sounds like a clear violation of the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act, which would make it illegal in the us.
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themerone
2y ago
Are we in a state where GTK4 is the GNOME toolkit and non GNOME apps will be permanently stuck on GTK3?
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themerone
2y ago
If you want to follow RedHats path to success, you are going to need to build a time machine. It's foolish to think that whatever RedHat was doing 30 years ago is relevant today.
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themerone
2y ago
You just told the developer of a non-open source project to take your GPL code. That is a recipe for a copyright dispute.
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themerone
2y ago
The prediction wasn't for a desktop computer, it was for a home desktop terminal.
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themerone
2y ago
The crisp text is unimpressive. The typeface has no curves and there is no smoothing. That text will be crisp and blocky at any resolution.
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themerone
2y ago
When the format was developed nobody was rendering icon's at 128x128. PC Icons were 16x16 or 32x32. Mac's might have supported bigger icons, but it was still a long time long time before screen resolutions necessitated 64x64 ico
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themerone
2y ago
How is Wayland more complex than X?
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themerone
2y ago
The BOM only tells you that your are not dealing with ASCII. You could encounter anything after it.
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themerone
2y ago
It's not the point of open source, but it is an argument in favor. It's also been pretty thoroughly debunked. Vulnerabilities rates are comparable between open source and proprietary software. Very little open source code is car
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themerone
2y ago
1. I wasn't replying to OP. 2. Angular has full support for server side rendering which eliminates all of the authors complaints. 3. When I started developing SPAs there were no frameworks,and it was significantly more work.
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themerone
2y ago
Angular is the most productive platform I've worked with. I'm finishing projects in half the time it took before adopting angular. I highly recommend pairing Angular with Akita or Elf for state management.
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themerone
3y ago
There's a surprising number of people who think you could magically expand the IPv4 address space in a backwards compatible manner.
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themerone
3y ago
It's not just about the compression ratio. JPEG XL improvements in generational loss are reason enough that it should be the default format for the web.
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themerone
3y ago
It's common in big companies too. My employer has to use a 3rd party supplier for Google Maps, because Google sure as hell isn't going to jump through the hoops necessary to become our supplier.
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themerone
3y ago
I doubt there will ever be enough Latex users for Overleaf to become a billion dollar company. I believe that chasing billions, is a big reason why a lot of niche tech startups die, but Overleaf has the potential to be a very successful sma
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themerone
3y ago
Excel is a drug, and a lot of junkies have no interest in quitting. I actually work on software that has been used to manage the development of race cars. A couple sister departments use excel for everything my app does and are too set in
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themerone
3y ago
Aside from your suggestion violating the laws of physics, that's actually not how the Volt worked. The original concept for the volt was that the engine would only generated electricity, but in production models, the engine was connect
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themerone
3y ago
How does this compare to gVisor?
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themerone
3y ago
Why would a driver think a ship's horn was signaling them?
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themerone
3y ago
Not even remotely close. For example, ask an AI to summarize the differences between a book and it's movie adaptation. An AGI can answer this question, but current systems can only regurgitate answers from it's training data. If
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themerone
3y ago
I recently sat in on a demo of a complete accounting and invoicing system implemented entirely in excel. Such things should not exist and be nuked from orbit. Excel should not be used to create anything but spreadsheets and charts.
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themerone
3y ago
I have a PowerGrep license. It's UI is so cluttered that I almost always find ways to make due with less capable alternatives.
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themerone
3y ago
Reminds me of flood of positive comments on a video someone in my area posted of their dog "playing" with a deer. The deer was trying to kill the dog.
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themerone
3y ago
Yet another example of Tesla's immaturity as a company. At the automaker I work with, somebody would be fired over this. Things like this only happen if someone breaks purchasing protocols.
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themerone
3y ago
I expect that if their costumers had to choose between ASML keeping machines around for software testing or shipping every machine the can build, they would want the hardware.
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themerone
3y ago
I expect that most people would struggle to interact with two sections of the screen at once.
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themerone
3y ago
Have you tried a sleep mask? I had to try a bunch before I found one (Manta Mask) that was comfortable and stayed on.
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