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by vvpan 11y ago
It feels like most commenters on this thread have not read past the first page of that list, because the discussion ends at "my hardware works" or "my hardware doesn't work". There's much more on that list and
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by vvpan 11y ago
Driver availability is only a small portion of that list.
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by vvpan 11y ago
Yeah, while being informative the article is not necessarily inspiring. I just gives a rundown of linear algebra without talking about how it relates to the graphics.
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by vvpan 11y ago
"Dreams up" sounds a lot like modern "handcrafted with love" marketing.
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by vvpan 11y ago
Probably thanks to SDL.
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by vvpan 11y ago
The title is a bit misleading. It is deprecated in the context of that project. Meaning they personally won't support it anymore. It's not deprecated in general as a compiler.
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by vvpan 11y ago
I like the guy's writing style and use of English.
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by vvpan 11y ago
Buzz sequencer. But that's a niche software product.
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by vvpan 11y ago
Well, at least they took it mainstream.
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by vvpan 11y ago
I think the biggest problem will be security and if you have "things" on the internet they'll start getting hacked hard.
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by vvpan 11y ago
I have a feeling that internet of things is going to be a disaster...
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by vvpan 11y ago
I wouldn't hold my breath. Django isn't popular enough to create a niche driver. Besides as others point out vanilla Django was designed with SQL in mind.
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by vvpan 11y ago
Well, I assume that it's because myObject.someVariable = myObject.someVariable + 1 is harder to read than myObject.someVariable += 1 Also it's annoying to type and increases the chance of typos.
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by vvpan 11y ago
Almost every C and C++ book I've seen has an, imho, needless chapter on why "y = x++" and "y = ++x" are not the same thing. This does not reduce clutter.
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by vvpan 11y ago
Please don't call things "Uber for X", it's a completely meaningless sentence most of the time. When you say "Uber for banking" to me I have to idea what you mean.
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by vvpan 11y ago
How do you use it? I am not even sure what it is...
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by vvpan 11y ago
I have not shopped around for mail, so I have nothing to compare it with. But their tiers are $10/$20/$40 for .25/1/15GB per year. To me that's a _tiny_ price. I don't know what you mean by "pricey" t
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by vvpan 11y ago
Alright, too many mentions of survival bias and too much skepticism. There're large parts of some cities that are almost exclusively constructed from brick. It might be bias or it might not be. It's clear that nowadays buildings a
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by vvpan 11y ago
The article says that "all" were laid off. It's sources say otherwise.
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by vvpan 11y ago
> I'm left speechless... Oh please. Without even knowing much about the protocol, I am almost positive that it's bandwidth requirements are well below even a relatively light modern webpage and likely well within 2G range.
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by vvpan 11y ago
But why does it matter? Bandwidth is super-cheap.
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by vvpan 11y ago
Nobody in this thread seems to be talking about the strange change of rules by the Democrats. Why did this change in rules come about? As I understand it was a retroactive change? Very odd.
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by vvpan 11y ago
But why? It seems to be a decent format. And what's the other option?
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by vvpan 11y ago
I wonder how many of those people are paying off mortgage with what would be their savings.
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by vvpan 11y ago
It's difficult to build an extension like that, I think, you'd need a search server. If there was an extension that would offload the heavy lifting, say, to my a local installation of elastic search or something like that I'd
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by vvpan 11y ago
Don't work omg lol.
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by vvpan 11y ago
Well, sure, if you come to a doctor and you say that you are "hurt", it is a "real thing" because that's the feeling, but an effectively useless term and not a "real" ailment or medical condition. I am usi
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by vvpan 11y ago
Well, it sounds like it prepares you for adult life where this is a norm.
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by vvpan 11y ago
I fully agree. I've seen people (including myself) go through varying degrees of introversion based on external experiences. Identification can be a strongly limiting and a destructive power. When it comes to "introvert" rese
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by vvpan 11y ago
Sure I've heard that definition. Yet it describes a "symptom", and not a process which it is a manifestation of. I just feel like the discussion about "introvert" is extremely shallow: here is a child, she's an

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