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by thrashh 4y ago
But people have been doing it for decades and most people didn’t even know about them so maybe everyone’s making a deal of a non-problem?
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by thrashh 4y ago
Just in time doesn’t break down at all — it just calls for larger buffers You can stream audio with a 5s delay and 10s jitter if you have a large enough buffer JIT doesn’t mean instant. It means sizing to the first derivative (rate) and se
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The rainy days were more like months for a lot of companies though. Imagine storing enough fuel in case you couldn’t get fuel for 5 months… it’s just unreasonable. It costs too much. At some point you just have to accept that you depend on
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by thrashh 4y ago
I haven’t used an electric charger but it’s weird there’s payment issues There are established PoS vendors that have figured out payments completely. Did they roll their own?
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Linode was maybe well known 5-10 years ago but I haven’t heard that name spoken in a long time Linode hasn’t put themselves out there like other companies. For example, Digital Ocean has all those tutorials that show up in results. Vercel i
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by thrashh 4y ago
I think it’s a loyalty thing too, but it’s not so much about the platform but more about the podcast With TV shows, if my friends talk about it, I want to watch it too With podcasts, I don’t seem to really care. If I can’t listen to a podca
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by thrashh 4y ago
Well that strategy has worked for other things. They’re not dumb. They took a bet. Not all bets work out Podcasts probably just aren’t that profitable. They just don’t have the same pull like a TV show, plus they’re so cheap to produce so t
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by thrashh 4y ago
I think it’s usually done because copying a file from a computer to a smartphone universally is still a pain in 2023 - Bluetooth file transfer… I don’t even know where to begin - AirDrop requires you to be in the Apple ecosystem. I think de
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Not at all. This affects everyone Kevin in accounting might be making a document for work and might take a screenshot of his entire desktop to put in an onboarding document, intending to crop it. He could have a password in Notepad off to t
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by thrashh 4y ago
Screenshotting an image will easily destroy resolution. It’s not a good way if you are making a document intended to be printed
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by thrashh 4y ago
Are y’all telling me you don’t use cropping in your word processor? I’m well aware that it’s reversible so I’m careful of what I put in to begin with, but I’m not going to open an image editor unless I really have to I have other shit to do
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by thrashh 4y ago
When they mean safe, they mean it doesn’t expose any extra data to a new person This thread has nothing to do with preventing your source from finding out
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by thrashh 4y ago
I haven’t worked at a FAANG but I still hang with people from old jobs. Idk it’s pretty normal to be able to make friends at most jobs I think you just had bad luck
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by thrashh 4y ago
It may be calculable, but is it economical? That 8 cents isn't free. If the power company pays, that means customers pay. If customers don't pay, society has to pay. There are other power storage solutions like pumped hydro that d
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by thrashh 4y ago
I honestly haven’t ever had it not work for me If I quote enough words I get the Internet’s garbage
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by thrashh 4y ago
Maybe you just notice the times where it doesn’t work well but it usually does work well but you don’t notice? Like bad CGI And if you do need to re-add it back, you can just “quote” the word
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by thrashh 4y ago
Well I don’t know if I’ve heard of any incidents and there are like hundreds of flights in a day so in all practicality, there is zero concern
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I think the bigger issue is that the smart features just aren’t useful They’re all just tech demos… and often buggy ones A valuable feature solves a problem
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I think this is just another case of "history repeats itself" People who went through COVID will now have an experience that will shape how they handle this situation in the future. This generation won't make this same "
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10x programmers are like living reference books They Know Their Shit. They won't remember details necessarily off their head but they don't need to look up notes. When you talk to them, it's like they just pulled up the Compl
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by thrashh 4y ago
Depends on the filesystem that you use, like Dynamo vs Postgres OP’s post probably involved an old filesystem. For example, ext2 did not index the files within a directory, but ext3 introduced H-trees which made big directories much more fe
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by thrashh 4y ago
That’s not a format problem so much as a viewer software problem
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Your average person doing office work already has access to the font. There’s nothing dumb about reading the room
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Well I said “can.” It’s not always true but you can’t do the work of 6 people with 2. I’ve definitely been on teams blocked by the number of people where getting even one more QA person sped things up a lot.
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Well if you’re not hiring, your competitor is picking up the talent Plus the more people that you have, the faster you can get competitive products out to market Could be a damned if you do, dammed if you don’t situation
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by thrashh 4y ago
The Java ARM versions don’t work for you?
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Yea that’s what we call bureaucracy I joke but the right amount of bureaucracy is good, but people are very careful about adding more of it because you can’t undo it
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by thrashh 4y ago
Bruh you’re complaining about a system that had about perfect uptime for 30 years. It’s only newsworthy because it was so perfect Second, nothing would happen at a private company because they would involve marketing and marketing wouldn’t
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There’s a difference between inflation and a price hike within one industry Of course inflation is permanent. The mechanics of money would break down otherwise. When money can deflate, money becomes an investment vehicle like crypto did and
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We found the person who intimately knows how FAA’s system is engineered and who also builds perfect systems

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