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by usui 5y ago
I don't understand how this works. I've seen brainfuck before, but not truly understood it. How is it possible to open up a new tab, paste the encoded form, and have working JavaScript?
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by usui 5y ago
Yes, I think that consumer-level state-of-the-art speech synthesis is still pretty far from acceptable. Amazon Polly doesn't sounds too great and presumably that should have more than enough big data to leverage and cloud computign to
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by usui 5y ago
I'm not sure why you are interpreting the parent's comment as similar to "claiming that unions would actually hurt you". It's just a post talking about how management in companies works around the illegality of tell
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by usui 5y ago
I would have to go with the parent comment although I know what you're saying as it would reduce cost. I think what we've learned throughout the years is that your color coding idea doesn't work out in practice due to an earl
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by usui 5y ago
So if IPv6 NAT worked as well as IPv4 NAT/was not buggy, you would be fine switching in a hyoothetical IPv6 mandate?
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by usui 5y ago
Well the second and third points seem valid. The first point though, I don't get? You are forced to use NAT now. If IPv6 were the standard, and assuming that the implementation of NAT was fine, then you could have the choice of both. S
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by usui 5y ago
I feel like it wouldn't be too hard to come up with software IP-equivalents analogies to the USB-C woes you mentioned, don't you think so? Not really the same, but relatable in terms of entrenchment and adoption speed? I agree tha
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by usui 5y ago
I'm worried that IPv4 is too entrenched and that IPv6 will forever be niche. It reminds me of the situation of USB-A versus USB-C. I try as much as possible to have USB-C devices/ports only, but too many manufacturers of devices i
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by usui 5y ago
I don't understand. You could still run a router that performs NAT. Is there something about IPv6 that makes running NAT intrinsically harder than IPv4 and more susceptible to corporate overlords?
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by usui 5y ago
I hear this kind of complaint so many times especially from individual contributers but honestly can you realistically imagine a world in which this wasn't the dominant form of compensation adaptation model? For the most part, your sal
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by usui 5y ago
I think the answer is that it's a lot more than you think, but I posit the problem is discoverability. You just can't go on Google to find it anymore. It may sound like a pedantic point, but the truth is that there are more websit
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by usui 5y ago
The person probably would have had greater chances of the request being taken seriously if he or she did not disclose the fact. Now that the powers that be know that it's difficult to harm oneself with one's own copyright, it migh
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by usui 5y ago
Yes, GitHub support is pretty bad. I have an alt account that I want to log into that I can't remember the exact <myemail>+<suffix>@gmail.com I used to register the account. They won't tell me what the email address is
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by usui 5y ago
Forgot to mention it's a Radeon R9 270, quite old. Might want to upgrade to Radeon 6900 XT in the future if 8K monitor on macOS becomes possible
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by usui 5y ago
Gigabyte Z590 Vision D
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by usui 5y ago
It's not legacy code until the day Apple definitively axes Intel models. The writing is on the wall yes, but they are still selling Intel Macs and they are not deprecated yet. The majority of development still happens on Intel Macs. I
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by usui 5y ago
This is a little presumptuous or possibly a misunderstanding of the parent's comment mentioning "old Android phone". It's entirely possible that the person did a lateral generational phone switch, but you've assumed
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by usui 5y ago
This is a little harsh. I think it's very situational and depends mostly on whether you feel better about blowing the whistle and helping others or getting some beneficial concession from the company whether monetary or not. In this ca
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by usui 5y ago
On e-waste: I'm not sure if the Pixel 5 has done better in this aspect, but the Pixel 3/3XL's screen is almost impossible to remove without destroying it. There's low-quality hard-to-remove adhesive all over the screen,
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by usui 5y ago
I fixed the USB port connecting and disconnecting by replacing the USB port. I fixed the power+volume buttons not working by replacing the entire connector. The Bluetooth issue remains as I haven't looked into exactly which parts are r
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by usui 5y ago
Especially with the Pixel lineup, there is a historical quality control issue with Google's phones that I'm worried hasn't been solved yet. I owned: - Pixel 3: Past few months, volume buttons and power buttons gradually stop
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by usui 5y ago
That's fair, I agree that it has sparked interesting discussions. Looks like we can't write off topics just because we think it's been thoroughly discussed already. How "new" are the discussions though? Maybe we sho
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by usui 5y ago
I would much prefer if the front-facing camera would just be embedded into the screen, so we can achieve near-bezel-less screens. I'm probably not their target audience if they want to keep all that camera power for selfie-taking such
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by usui 5y ago
Is there a good reason that Touch ID can only be on the iPad Mini and must be replaced by Face ID on the iPad Pro? Face ID works terribly for students that use their iPad Pro face-up on a desk or table where the camera isn't directly p
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by usui 5y ago
Yes, they are allowed, of course... but being "unimpressed with Apple's marketing speak", a topic having been thoroughly traversed, seems counter to Hacker News's stated desire for comments that substantiate new thought,
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by usui 5y ago
I see. I misunderstood that all of it depended on OSM. I thought that OSM would have been one of the possible data providers. Doesn't this kind of reduce the efficacy of it being P2P? If the goal is to reduce the load on OSM's ser
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by usui 5y ago
I may misunderstand how P2P at this scale works. How are map changes authorized and distributed if it's decentralized/P2P? Does this initiative focus exclusively on physical mapping and forego the extras like national borders&#x2F
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by usui 5y ago
For people confused about the functions, it's worth checking out the project this was based on which has a more expansive about page and user data policy: https://sharedigm.com Cloudintosh is more of a frontend theme wrappe
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by usui 5y ago
Watch the intro video, it explains you can host an instance yourself thereby keeping the data to yourself. There's also a setup guide: https://cloudintosh.sharedigm.com/#help/setting-up
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by usui 5y ago
When everything is inflation, nothing is. When everything conflates to inflation, it stops people from realizing the real inflation happening right under them.

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