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I think it is. I'm lactose intolerant, and somebody posted in one of the LI forums this morning asking about acarbose. I had never heard of it until today, and now it has also appeared on HN.
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Indeed. Hearthstone is Unity-based, for example.
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In this context, they're usually web design companies that specialise in Wordpress sites.
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> I am starting to use iCloud's Hide My Email to change my email address on accounts I have created over the years because of this How seamless is logging in on non-Apple devices?
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> The New York Times costs $7 for a hard copy This made me WTF. Crikey.
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> The system in question received the flight plan 4 hours before departure time. This is not true. The plan is transferred 4 hours before it is due to enter UK airspace. Big difference. Flights can already be in the air when the plan is
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Given it all started in 2005, I'm very surprised to see they're raising capital. I guess I incorrectly assumed they would have been very profitable by now with such a large user base & number of units shipped. 18 years is a lo
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It worked out for China....
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In what way does clion not support cmake? I started a new project yesterday, added a new C++ class & it automatically added it to the CMakelists.
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It is for-profit, but they have yet to turn a profit. Their financial situation is a disaster. 10s of millions of £ burned, with very little income. Look for yourself: https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk&#x
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There's bound to be some tcl in there too...
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https://cs61a.org should get you started.
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Sort of starts by being intrigued. You start wondering how a simple emulator works. Then you realise that the simplest high level CPU emulator is just a big switch statement, a block of memory, variables for registers and the Program Counte
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I pay for YouTube premium and have never seen an ad. Not sure what's happening with you.
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NY Times response: https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/our-response-to-nextdesk/ Very naive of the desk manufacturer. Affiliate programs can drive sales to you, without much impact on your margins. I assume the GP
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The article writer is confusing Amazon affiliate schemes with those of specific companies. Their assertion that they didn't have a direct affiliate relationship with the competitor is true.
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The UI reminds me of RISC OS!
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Apple won a patent today covering original Apple Vision invention dated 2007
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It's how I started too (before my CS degree). Ray tracing, fractals, IFS, demo scene effects. All good fun! Got me hooked. Now I write emulators for fun.
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I swear people must get so lost in the development of some sites that they don't realise how bad they are. Pathetic load times, unnecessary page animations, confusing UIs, hijacking scrolling.
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I suspect this blog entry was written this week due to a prominent YouTuber doing a history video featuring Pebble: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRdMQwQT47k "Pebble Smartwatch: From $230 Million to Zero"
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Extra files for ML models etc, as it says in my comment.
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Just 1 example from a google: https://9to5mac.com/2022/06/07/macos-ventura-apple-silicon-f... There are plenty more.
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Apple silicon offloads processing to its various sub-engines (neural ones etc). Intel Macs don't have these. I imagine the extra space will be ML models + other associated stuff.
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Discussion from yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37147617
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I used to work on big telco billing systems. All possible charges, discounts etc are configured in the billing system (otherwise you wouldn't be able to bill for them!). Doesn't take a genius to work out how easy it would be to li
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> We spent nine person-months building our scalable Mastodon instance. + the time spent creating Rama, the platform that enables it. Very dishonest leaving that out.
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> There was a time, several years ago, when React was pretty much the only game in town when it came to server-rendered content This is actual nonsense. Creation of a fully-formed HTML document server-side is performed by countless platf
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Features listed here: https://openjdk.org/projects/jdk/21/
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A 680x0 CPU+copros aren't capable of running it.
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