waheoo

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by waheoo 6y ago
+1 for startech. Thunderbolt should be able to drive dual 4k at 60. Haven't used with the M1 but have with ThinkPads.
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by waheoo 6y ago
What? I switched a couple years ago, chrome is a mess whenever I'm forced to use it.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Where do I sign?
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by waheoo 6y ago
The way it should be. They should really legislate against the validity of these term change at whim.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Better hope their urgent terms allow them to prioritise in this way. Most contract law has things in place to prevent bait and switch tactics like this, especially when pressure tactics are used like threatening longer wait times.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Windows/MS was the people behind the mess Todo with bios sleep states and lack of support in Linux. That was resolved ages ago though.
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by waheoo 6y ago
> doesn't yet Does that mean it can / will?
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by waheoo 6y ago
I wonder if this is why sitting at a desk is so bad for us. Half way to torture.
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by waheoo 6y ago
You can layer over easy onboarding on top of a federated protocol..
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by waheoo 6y ago
The (non political) conservatism is the major issue. They select for conservative non alarmist studies leaving more alarmist ones as outliers, the studies themselves do the same thing. The compounding effect of this along with the time lag
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by waheoo 6y ago
I think it's simply that people that buy LG don't buy a lot of phones. Samsung so shit you need to buy the new model to get rid of the annoyances of the last. S3 and note were really their only winners. LG hits it out of the park
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by waheoo 6y ago
This same problem has plagued climate science as well, giving munition for deniers and otherwise just confusing the public. You want to see the real writing on the wall? The IPCC report takes 10 year old settled science and makes models usi
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by waheoo 6y ago
Bomb threat would be illegal. A very large bill might do the trick. They might even pay it, it's a pretty old school scam, sending invoices to random companies, usually some receptionist just rubber stamps it.
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by waheoo 6y ago
I chuckled. April fools is about pranking people. Ya'll need to relax. I get that for some people this is a lot of money, but these people aren't stupid because they're poor, they too can figure out it's a prank. "T
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by waheoo 6y ago
You push the "ship" with a laser from a satellite.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Day made. Good chuckle that.
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by waheoo 6y ago
How does nil implement an interface?
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by waheoo 6y ago
It's not about walking and talking, it's about sticky associations.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Such an extent mere words can't even comprehend your reasoning.
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by waheoo 6y ago
It's probably my default "get things done" style of code so I don't want to suggest it's something you want to actively avoid. Plain objects have the benefit of OO in that you have a bunch of normal friendly objects
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by waheoo 6y ago
Kent Beck, Martin Fowler come to mind. Sure Alan Kay thinks the same too. Though I don't really understand the question. Whether OO is good or not is a different question, and I'd posit the more important one.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Thanks I think I know what you mean.
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by waheoo 6y ago
I swear material design was the result of one too many post-it note sessions.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Interesting, any tips on what to look out for identifying these people in the wild when you might not be able to work with them personally in the beginning?
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by waheoo 6y ago
I find the hardest part about OO is that a lot of people don't know what good OO looks like. Most new developers fall into the pragmatic trap and shy away from refactoring because of startup culture cargo culting. Good OO requires larg
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by waheoo 6y ago
Pasta didn't sell out because people were afraid of starving. Pasta sold out because people didn't know how to cook anything else themselves.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Medical professionals are commonly wildly uninformed about recent research. Most GPs don't keep up on new research decades old let alone cutting edge research out of lancet.
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by waheoo 6y ago
Different personalities require different management styles. Personally I love having a manager that takes care of all my priority setting and frequently chases me for status updates. I struggle with those things, them doing this helps me f
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by waheoo 6y ago
Fossils aren't plants, they're rocks. Why would anyone assume you mean rocks when you say plants?
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by waheoo 6y ago
I think you're the one messing with reality here. Bitcoin needs to be stable before it can be used widespread for transactions. Visa doing this increases its adoption, increased adoption, even if used in this way will stabilise the cur

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