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by two_handfuls 1y ago
This looks potentially interesting. The "cheat sheet" seems the most useful document listed but it lost me there: > Use `have` to declare an object with checking its existence. an object with what?
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
I take it this is a joke?
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
The article says the display is physically round.
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
> I haven’t done capacity testing yet Seems like this article is skipping something important. What's the point of a light battery if it won't hold enough charge?
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
"10,000 players in one world at 20 TPS" I don't know what a TPS is. Triangle per second? Or is that a reference to "Office Space"?
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
The blooper is that apps take the initiative to put random files in there, thus it is no longer "mine".
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
Reminder that Thinkpad's makers, Lenovo, has shipped a laptop preloaded with the Superfish malware ( https://easytechsolver.com/what-is-the-lenovo-controversy/ )
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
> kernel-level anticheat gives way too much system access for a simple video game. Yup. It really does.
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
Has CO2 returned to pre-industrial levels? Has the ice shelf re-frozen? How about permafrost? We are not yet at the point where things are good again yet. We are just reducing further damage at this point.
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
Privatizing electricity in California resulted in massive underinvestment and forest fires as a result of poor maintenance. Privatization only saves money if you ignore the price paid by surrounding communities. I would not like to see a fu
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
> 88 operators worldwide fully or partially suspending services
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
That's how I read it. What other ways were you thinking about?
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
Cool! They have the numbers, too. Their system needs electricity for electrolysis, 75kWh per gallon of fuel. Compare to 0.24-0.87 kWh/mi for electric cars.
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
I hope so.
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
It's cool that they released the software as open source!
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
You're essentially arguing that reducing demand won't reduce supply. It may not do so immediately, but certainly over time it will. For example, there are oil fields that are unexploited because they would not be profitable. If de
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
This is great news for WASM, and looks like the Microsoft team really put in a lot of effort! > In order to [move the addons API to WASM] without requiring a full rewrite of existing add-ons, a new platform toolset was designed for Visu
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
> success is defined by disposable wealth Are you sure?
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
It's not that it uses ML, it's that it is operated by an AI company. It so happens that those companies are hostile and are ignoring robots.txt and sending requests way faster than would be polite.
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
They're not in the language proper, but "parallel for" is a common construct. I've seen it in C# and Rust, but I'm sure other languages have it too. It may be a good idea to use a framework with explicitly stateless
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
Well I'm not the author so I can only guess the answer to your ultimate question: if a function contains an await and returns a string, my guess is that the return type would be "string". After all, that's what "col
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
One neat thing I see this has is colorless async: https://fubark.github.io/cyber/#colorless-async . However this is a work in progress as their async isn't multithreaded yet.
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
This pages gives a good overview and motivation for Cyber: https://cyberscript.dev/
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
Parent was talking about current screen technology ("real AR" vs "passthrough AR").
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
Yes, exactly this has been proposed with "smart car chargers," along with other things you can do if the grid operator has some control over a bunch of grid-connected equipment. It hasn't taken off as far as I know, probably
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
Oh that's fantastic!
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
This looks super cool! Would this work in VR if someone opens the web page from a web browser? Because that would be even more awesome!
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
Thank you for the correction and also for helping me realize they meant "metric ton" (t).
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
The google keyword for the screen recording is: "Microsoft Recall". In summary: yes it's true. But only for PC equipped with some niche hardware (and Windows 11). Also, Microsoft promises these data don't leave your mach
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by two_handfuls 1y ago
And that is why for error correction, the number of error it is guaranteed to always correct is a pretty important metric too!

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