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by whatevaa 1y ago
It is.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
No, you think wrong. Most users like fancier stuff than HN, including me.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
What you are suggesting is adding massive complexity.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
In index oriented tables, primary keys are special. Table is organized by primary key and secondary indexes point to primary. In postgres, primary key is basically unique index with some special semantics.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Login is tracking, even when login is functional, not for tracking. Laws are analyzed by lawyers and they will err on side of caution, so you end up with these notices.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
There is no way to enforce that license. Free software doesn't have funds for such lawsuits.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Your assumptions is wrong. Don't assume, verify. Assumptions are the source of many evils.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Second point has no point, heat pumps are overhyped on expensive electricity, accumulator tanks still need be heated up by something. Lot's of energy must be spent. 3 point is silly, such "houses" have massive thermal inertia
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by whatevaa 1y ago
It is very visible that Desktop mode is not primary function of Steam Deck, though. Some weird behavior here and there, reboot always goes into gaming mode and so on. It's a gaming handheld first, desktop second.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Databases like postgres need timezone stored separately anyway, so for scheduling store local time and time zone it was scheduled in separately.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Such information can quickly become obsolete as compilers improve.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Consider supporting lower friction payment types like apple pay/google pay or any other which the customer is likely to be already using and don't need to enter their billing details to yet another random website. Maybe you alread
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Versioning is big one. Initially you can have them same/similar, but it is important to have that capability over time.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
It gave them an idea with a simple way to try it out, the person did that, and the problem went away. Nothing wrong with that. A random article on the internet would have been no different in this case.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
There are mods to disable online play and anti-cheat with it.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
I waited for Elden Ring to be on sale because I wasn't sure if I will like it, and 2 hours is not enough to try a game like this. No other reason. Lot's of people buy on sale because it's too expensive for them otherwise. Fac
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by whatevaa 1y ago
This is preliminary report. They will look deeper into this. Don't sentence people on unfinished investigations. This is why most trials are not public, because of people like you.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
The cost of vscode fork is that microsoft has restricted extension marketplace for forks. You have to maintain separate one, that is the real dealbreaker
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by whatevaa 1y ago
You don't know how heavy it will be in new systems. As another commenter mentioned, you might never reach that point. Simplier is always better.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Games and non-games don't compete, so no problem here.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Yup, consumers should predict future. Classic liberal logic. Vote with your wallet tactics has it's limitations.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Did you win anything in those areas?
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Postgres is not great with off-site replicas, unless not many writes are done. Replication protocol is very chatty. One of the reasons Uber mentioned when moving to mysql in their engineering blog.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
VAAPI support in browsers is also bad and oftenly requires some forcing. On my Steam deck, I have to use vulkan. AV1 decoder is straight up buggy, have to disable it with config or extensions.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Consumer card ROCm support is straight up garbage. CUDA support project was also killed. AMD doesn't care about consumers anymore either. All the money in AI.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
It is not when ir comes to wages. People in other continent aren't dumb, the overall wages are just lower.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Isn't it just one model which was a combination of design and manufacturing defect?
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by whatevaa 1y ago
No, their point is that they are absurdly long and not phishable. Point b is not practical for mass uptake, as hardware devices get broken/lost/stolen all thr time. And no, only nerds will have multiple ones.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Most people don't know what a rule is.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Gluten is like glue. It's possible that your digestive system is simply no longer able process glue, cause it's kinda hard to do.

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