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4y ago
Perhaps lowercase o gets excessive space? I'm guessing here. It's the only element that seems even remotely mis-kerned.
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4y ago
Agreed. Finding this in a KDE release would be <insert metaphor that makes you joyful>.
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4y ago
Black Ray-Bans, drop top Porsche, and a Maxell Metal Cassette playing PsychOS trailer music. It's a good Sunday.
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4y ago
Such gluttony!
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4y ago
The inside of consumer-assembled PCs is a terrible place for government intervention.
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xbar
4y ago
Credit card numbers, social security numbers, passwords. People say all of these things around loved ones all the time without worrying about hardware being "around." Hardware, shockingly, is always around. And despite the author&
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xbar
4y ago
New Zealand is lovely.
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4y ago
My favorite point: "2. It might be that test scores don’t predict college graduation rates[...] is provably false."
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4y ago
"Most" and "years" is a stretch, but it's the way now.
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4y ago
People have been bemoaning Snow Leopard's demise since the first beta of Lion. Snow Leopard was a design that was internally consistent. I don't think it was the pinnacle of design, but I see why it was beloved by developers.
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4y ago
I hear this a lot. Or that Leopard or Snow Leopard was peak Mac. That part of the debate doesn't interest me. What does interest me is that pre-Lion software is well understood. The behaviors and expectations and commands are re-implem
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xbar
4y ago
Thanks.
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4y ago
Precisely. This is the kind of legislation that benefits all the residents of a state. Subscription predation is poorly regulated. Starting with cars seems like an obvious target.
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4y ago
Well-reasoned. I think it's about time we flattened the Great Pyramid at Giza for lack of wheelchair access.
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4y ago
Maybe the law isn't well written.
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4y ago
Does the city have any will to change?
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4y ago
Right. There have been exactly two ports in the history of iPhone.
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4y ago
Agreed. It seems to me that ensuring the freedom of free software addresses a fundamental social issue that without RMS never would have been met and could have been lost several times along the way. I see a lot of references to getting wit
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4y ago
They come for us.
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4y ago
Many of the timbres the AI selected were not very rich in replicating natural instruments. Also, almost every single track in every song is continuously overloaded with randomness, or perhaps I should call it juvenile improvisation attempts
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4y ago
It's years, at least, away from creating anything that I'd connect with. But it's only a couple years away from filling all the lobbies and elevators of the world.
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4y ago
It reduces the total global corruption incentive to have laws like FCPA enacted in every country. I suspect there are some interesting histories of the 1910s through 1950s where foreign development by oil companies led to spiraling corrupti
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4y ago
I have no idea what you mean. I cannot get enough information from the context of "OMG." There are many possible interpretations.
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4y ago
This is how it smells to me. I wouldn't take a position without equity as CTO or VP of Engineering or Director of Engineering or Manager or Tech Lead or SWE1.
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4y ago
The authors complain that graduate programs at elite universities rely on standardized tests as a key contributor of racial bias. I am surprised by this. I suspect this is a misapplication of the racial bias studies that relate in high scho
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4y ago
Less than they do now. This washes away CCPA protections that are already nationalized-by-default.
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4y ago
2nd rate claptrap of a bill. Just make the CCPA national.
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4y ago
RTX 3090 was $1500 at launch, and was a 50% boost over the previous gen at best. RTX 4090 is $1700 an is asserted to be ~1.9x performance, when taken with salt grain. You can buy a 3090 for $999 today at Best Buy. That's not a bad pric
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4y ago
It's there: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/compare/
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4y ago
So they shouldn't buy it. Maybe they'd like a nice 4070 or 4060 someday.
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