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by tills13 8y ago
This has been disproven time and time again.
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by tills13 8y ago
It's less about solving the issue and more about how you approach it.
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by tills13 8y ago
The point of this service is to train their own OCR models for use in other products like Kindle / their e-book store. There doesn't really need to be a value add - if people use it it's a win for them... if people don't
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by tills13 8y ago
Sure, but there are _hundreds_ of games.
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by tills13 8y ago
Fornite makes $250m a month (by some reports) and is entirely hosted on AWS. That's one game.
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by tills13 8y ago
I'm assuming you've never had to write a cross-platform native app...
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by tills13 8y ago
+1. It's overall adequate for the average query but it falls completely flat too often where a similar Google search returns exactly what you're looking for.
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by tills13 8y ago
I think where Google really shines (in addition to its personalized results) is tackling _vague_ searches with ease. The other day, I couldn't remember what the title of a food-y documentary show I had watched on Netflix was - so I goo
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by tills13 8y ago
Reminds me of spending countless hours messing around in ComputerCraft. So much fun.
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by tills13 8y ago
This is nothing more than pure conjecture...
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by tills13 8y ago
if they're _purposefully_ ranking their own services above competing services, then yes, I agree they should be fined until they stop. _however_, more often than not, their own service is _exactly_ what I'm looking for - be it GPM
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by tills13 8y ago
if you have to ask it's probably not for you
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by tills13 8y ago
isn't that functionally equivalent to `onClick={ this.smth }`?
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by tills13 8y ago
Considering they cleared $2.6 billion on last year's Prime Day, and membership is up YOY, I'd say this comment is 100% knee-jerk/over analysing. Stuff breaks, things go wrong, planning for the worst sometimes isn't enoug
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by tills13 8y ago
I _hate_ people using "M$" un-ironically. It wasn't funny 10 years ago when it started and it's still not funny today. How can you take that one comment seriously with that "M$" part in it.
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by tills13 8y ago
"Beautiful and fully readable output code" beautiful ... ? readable ... ? neither ... yes
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by tills13 8y ago
Fortune 50, I assume.
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by tills13 8y ago
You could use VSCode Live Share...
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by tills13 8y ago
a little ironic, no?
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by tills13 8y ago
2. I have _never_ had an ad and I use both my Minis daily 3. the hardware issue causing this was disabled 4. ? k
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by tills13 9y ago
What an awful name
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by tills13 9y ago
Hasn't this been a feature for a while...
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by tills13 9y ago
hy more like why
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by tills13 9y ago
The price is your soul.
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by tills13 9y ago
I've replaced Babel all together for an app using webpack - I use the unfortunately named https://github.com/s-panferov/awesome-typescript-loader If there's something you really need in Babel, you can always
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by tills13 10y ago
Similar hardware (not running in a VM), none of the performance issues you mention here...
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by tills13 10y ago
They used VSCode 1.4 for the tests - the latest stable version is 1.10. Could that be the issue?
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by tills13 10y ago
Have you tried either? Or are you just saying that based on what you read in the post?