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by usui 5y ago
I think that, three years later, with many large companies having adopted the ecosystem, it has provided a lot of net positives despite the company operational complexities/respnsibilities it created. Kubernetes is the reason why Ops t
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> Especially considering "admzip" is a misspelling as you admit? I don't think this is true. A quick look at https://github.com/cthackers/adm-zip > var zip = new AdmZip("./my_file.zip&quo
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by usui 5y ago
I highly agree that "Missing", "Must include", has to be one of the worst hijacks of search functionality I've ever seen. Please just respect my search terms, as it doesn't fully respect them even when I put th
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by usui 5y ago
I had a thought after thinking about the publicity of this second exploit: If Facebook says iOS is causing $10B loss of revenue ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30190216 ) then it would be in their interest to hurt the
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by usui 5y ago
I disagree on the order of things. Both are equally on the chopping block. Physical labor has reasons to be focused first compared to office jobs because as a society we've scaled that up far more (more jobs that involve physical labor
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by usui 5y ago
GUI-driven development is a perfectly fine way to getting started, which is what this guide does. However, does anyone else get an uneasy feeling about developing software that revolves too much around using a GUI/heavy IDE? You can ar
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by usui 5y ago
Take a drink every time he says a word prefixed with crypto, hard liquors only
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by usui 5y ago
I agree so much. The recent Cowboy Bebop TV show had decent casting and high production value but the worst writing I've seen in a very long time. It was like watching The Room for TV shows. It's no surprise it got canceled. I rea
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by usui 5y ago
Isn't this a similar problem to the blurry-face vs. leaf-face issue discussed? If yes, then one would hand it off to computation to figure out which parts matter and need doctoring, except scaled up to video.
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Then increase the rate at which frames get captured since the video is destined to be ≈24-30 fps anyway?
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I don't understand, why is this ruled out? Assuming that phones reach a point where this is computationally cheap, what would be so hard about having a sliding window for each frame in the video?
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Thank you for gearing this explanation for a person versed in software but not data analytics. It helped a lot.
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Wouldn't the metal be quite... cold?
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Just wondering, is it possible to have a calendar system that automatically adjusts to the Earth's orbit around the sun dynamically with a precision/accuracy as high as possible? I imagine the calendar would need to note how long
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by usui 5y ago
> This isn’t the fucking Disney channel, there’s no rule where I have to be jolly. This made me laugh out loud, thanks for that. I wonder what rules your posts were breaking for it to be flagged? It's true, there isn't a rule t
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by usui 5y ago
It's awful because even when I go offline, some friends keep trying to shill Web3 and try to get me to buy NFTs. I already stated that I'm not interested. What a shitty way to burn bridges. Oh well, at least it's an easy sign
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by usui 5y ago
Whichever way it may happen, I just want it to happen already. The recent wave of pyramid schemers and cult-like praise of NFTs/smart contracts/the holy Web3 is much more insufferable than before. I think that before, it was relat
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by usui 5y ago
Huh? These just sound like grievances that a user used to Windows will have when moving from Windows to macOS, but at that point it's about what you're used to, not what is inherently bad about the design. Explorer is much worse (
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Can you give an example?
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Just because the OP yawns at a trite post doesn’t mean he or she doesn’t care about the issues you mentioned. The only thing that isn’t cared about is deflection of responsibility.
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The only shortcoming I run into frequently with Hammerspoon is the fact that it is not low-level enough in the keyboard listening stack. I use Karabiner-Elements which solves most of the things I need such as literally remapping the “fn” ke
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by usui 5y ago
What kind of content farm is this? The author Richi Jennings collects comments from elsewhere on the internet, wraps quotes around them, and slaps an article title on top. https://securityboulevard.com/2021/12/micr
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by usui 5y ago
Who thinks, “I want to look up a video trailer, so I’ll go to the Warner Brothers home page, whatever that is.”? No, the layman searches for it on the world’s second most-visited website.
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I think you are taking that point too literally. Yes, of course anything a government undertakes on will be built by private enterprise at some level. However, the heart of these talking points were about how governments bankrolled the fina
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by usui 5y ago
This (off-topic) randomly reminded me how much I enjoyed Cat and Mouse, a recurring type of special Use Map Settings (UMS) on Starcaft I. Oh how fun it was to play with other people's creative maps on so little.
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by usui 5y ago
W-What? Are you suggesting that an instrument for censorship could be used for anything other than its stated purpose?! The West has always been the place for free speech and tolerance!
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Right, seems pretty irresponsible for the article writer to be writing to an audience that is geared towards beginners or at least people that don't understand electronics. It is irresponsible to not write about or at least try to dedu
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by usui 5y ago
With death of GFWL, GTA 4 multiplayer was shut down because it depended on GFLW, supposedly. Fallout 3, whose GFLW was removed in a patch a few weeks ago, had to be recompiled with Visual Studio 2019, breaking a lot of compatibility with wh
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by usui 5y ago
I find that the reason I love Raspberry Pis is due to its flexibility and my ability to tinker with it. I might want to use it for a Pihole today, something else tomorrow.
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by usui 5y ago
yea, OP is going off of pricing that was in the before-times. Also I wouldn't recommend buying anything less than Raspberry Pi 3. Would recommend Raspberry Pi 4 in almost all cases simply due to its better compatibility+power. The lowe

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