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Google Play does actually, in a region by region model. The bigger difference is that Android has always allowed sideloading.
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How does it break the semantics? It "Compatibibly interoperates" according to the JSR! I don't think wanting not-null is going to be fleeting, but I'm sure with Java's long loooong 30 year history there have to be o
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> Does TS keep your object shape from changing so it will get optimized by the JIT? it actively does the opposite giving TONS of tools that allow you to add, remove, modify, and otherwise mess up your objects and guarantee your code will
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2y ago
There's a fair amount of friction to going from 0 to a well-configured k8s cluster with gitops and a local dev story....
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2y ago
Same... a simple website footer would help signal this is the end of the page
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2y ago
Your LunaCycle probably weighs > 70lbs! The Amflow PL bikes lists in the press release as 43lb which isn't "revolutionary" but 850W and 600Wh battery is way more than the other really light MTBs. And those other ones are r
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Notes on implementing dark mode
(brandur.org)
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> Unfortunately the way things are set up means that you can only specify horizontal kerning when laying out horizontal text and vertical kerning for vertical text. If your script requires both, you are not going to have a good time. The
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2y ago
Suggestion: close submissions after it leaves the front page :)
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How does that work in practice? Python stores local variables in the stack frame with a compiler-calculated index. Do you have a growable stack frame? Add stack frames for every loop iteration? I don't think the Python compiler is to
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2y ago
I don't think technological innovation and free markets are sufficient. Necessary, vital, yes.
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2y ago
Almost all scientists? Basically, except the ones with an agenda? Check out where that talk was given. Climate change is inconvenient for them because it's mostly an externality that can't reasonably be solved without government,
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2y ago
I've resorted to running a shell script every time I plug in. displayplacer "id:... res:2048x1330 hz:120 color_depth:8 enabled:true scaling:off origin:(0,0) degree:0" "id:... res:3840x2160 hz:30 color_depth:8 enabled:tru
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2y ago
40btc or $2.5mm looks like 5x - 10x "current normal". 2800 txn/block and $10-$20 average fee over the last week. https://ycharts.com/indicators/bitcoin_average_transaction_f... Bitcoin Average Transactio
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2y ago
Can you provide some kind of compilation or useful report they get as a result of the discussion? "hey, talk to me in an open ended fashion about how you do _____ in your business and I'll summarize the responses, show you how you
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2y ago
Will the files get deleted with ON CASCADE DELETE somehow? That would be awesome. Then for GDPR, when you delete a user, the associated storage can be deleted. One could cobble this together with triggers, some kind of external process, and
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3y ago
I would say Rye does not have special forms; in LISP aiui, lists are evaluated by looking up the definition of first symbol, then evaluating the rest of the list, then apply the rest of the list to the definition. Except when the first symb
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3y ago
Wow, this looks great. Get that man some more Emacs and coffee!
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3y ago
I'm not so sure.. There are good reasons to use different font sizes for body text depending on purpose. Hacker News' small fonts fit more comments on the page. A documentation site may benefit from fitting more text on the page.
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3y ago
2.1M subscribers, thats a tiny fraction of Africa's 1.2B people. I'd imagine demand is pretty elastic -- it'd be nice if the article had specifics on prices. By comparison Netflix has 67M subscribers out of 330M people in US
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3y ago
Check your menu bar - it added a status menu for me on the right. ^space is the hotkey.
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LOL, the EU's vaccination QR codes are 90+ modules wide, BASE 45 encoded and compressed.
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That's not a reason to not allow individual signups on @customer.domain AFTER customer.domain is a Google Workspace domain, which is the hole being discussed in the article. FWIW Adobe actually lets businesses take ownership of individ
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3y ago
Why couldn't Google prevent signups using domains of Google Apps customers? That doesn't seem like it would break anything.
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3y ago
What framework is the best in your testing?
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Verdana also has a high x-height, in fact for legibility, many road sign fonts have a high x-height as well. This font does have an unusually high x-height, but IMO its very well done. Capitals and lowercase are very distinct. The cursive t
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3y ago
Whoa! Any keyword suggestions to find those UPSes?
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It's not that hard, but I'd rather see `import prompts` for even a couple of prompting uses than your hand-written 20 line ad-hoc re-implementation using `readline`. At least this module doesn't pull in too much more; just 3
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"Though only about the size of an office desk, household refrigerator, pony, credenza, or golf cart" Wow "the new turbines are powerful enough to generate the electricity equivalent of 10,000 typical homes" Average home
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The author is clearly aware of the problems... the TUI for setting up and maintaining the policies looks very efficient to use! Very impressive stuff
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