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by unphased 6y ago
Many things such as app purchases can be shared, but apple music family plan does cost more than the individual plan. The workaround is to add (as you did) both devices to the same icloud account. AFAIK (i am not an expert on this)
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by unphased 6y ago
I think once you've been "living" in your terminal for a while you're pretty used to the keyboard-centric life and going to a separate mouse-centric window manager world can be considered to be cumbersome. That said, I d
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by unphased 6y ago
> companies that value people and broad skills This. They're out there. I had to go through a lot of them to get to where I am now and the journey has been worth it. Also, there are lots of little tricks that you can use to make the
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by unphased 6y ago
I'm planning to create a (probably written in Vulkan, so it will be ambitious...) project where I want to leverage modern 3D graphics for displaying potentially very large graphs in an intuitive & interactive way. I'm trying t
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by unphased 6y ago
I feel like (as someone not too well versed in cosmology) that bigger and better telescopes and interferometry can help to validate stuff like MOND. in particular as it relates to better measurements of galactic structures.
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by unphased 6y ago
just change the shebang
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by unphased 6y ago
I have found your comments on this thread very intriguing. The computational analogy applied to DNA and proteins is apt for me. Also, this strikes me as a potential resolution to the Fermi Paradox. What do you think?
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by unphased 6y ago
It makes me think about how we see this sort of thing actually becoming possible with YouTube. Soon algorithms will be able to create stuff that will be sufficiently entertaining. Dreadful. I mean, I've already spent nearly half an hou
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by unphased 6y ago
In a word, precision. PC laptops are catching up lately for sure though. Almost there. (I havent even tried some of the latest stuff, I heard Razer has really good "Precision" trackpads?)
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by unphased 6y ago
I don't personally have an issue with this, as it makes the market perhaps slightly more friendly to those who do take (a little) extra time to put in some quality.
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by unphased 6y ago
Hope you're feeling better now!
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by unphased 6y ago
You have to at least try to find a path toward self-actualization at your current job. Depends on how your relationships are with your various coworkers. For example my personal experience is this: Last gig was a startup, but I was stuck wi
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by unphased 6y ago
What's so naughty about Lightwater Country Park?
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by unphased 6y ago
i totally agree with what you're saying but you should also know that redact doesnt fit in your sentence
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by unphased 7y ago
You are referring to the ability to hop around the stack during debugging and inspect variables at will? Whereas with logging you have to log it before you will see it.
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by unphased 7y ago
I feel like that is an outlier. For most companies the benefits of having all the data logged is worth the cost.
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by unphased 7y ago
Still doesn't seem right. with an SSD it's only as fast as Windows 7 on a rotating HDD?
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by unphased 7y ago
mot (not mos)
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by unphased 8y ago
The only point i'd like to make is that the only reason that you "can't do" 4k@60 is because devs decided to tune their effects scaling in such a way that this is the case. This doesn't affect the argument that you&
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by unphased 8y ago
I got a recent Great Suspender update that blew away my settings for the plugin. Did this happen to you too? It made me sad.
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by unphased 14y ago
What is equally powerful about modern C++ (quite possible to make it work on C++98 as well) is the ability to have template methods that can dump out pretty-printed fully customizable (by overloading operator << in conjunction with
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by unphased 14y ago
I am not sure about this. Every analysis of performance when it comes to Go shows it lagging behind even Java. It is simply not mature enough.