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zbowling
3y ago
AI takes our jobs, and then it helps us get high. I love this future.
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3y ago
1) using that test, Apple didn't make webkit either. It's a fork of KHTML and why everything still uses LGPLv2 2) very little of what goes into making a browser successful is just the render. In WebKit and now Blink make up only a
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zbowling
3y ago
Santa has a cookie notice now that you must accept when he collects the cookies you leave for him.
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zbowling
3y ago
No, it's not because this isn't Beeper Mini. The op got the title wrong, and nobody is clicking the link and reading the readme in the source.
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zbowling
3y ago
Can we get a title fix?
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zbowling
3y ago
What stops folks from sticking with the last version of the last major point release? Do the flask folks not provide security or other update to older major point releases? Sometimes in the software lifecycle, you need to refactor and move
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zbowling
3y ago
that isn't a list of cars that support anything "via 3rd party" or have APIs. these are mostly cars with first party over the air apps.
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zbowling
3y ago
OpenOffice only gets enough bug fixes to keep it running but it hasn't seen a serious feature added in a decade. It's dead. Oracle screwed up the governance of OpenOffice and basically forced the fork by not accepting major featur
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zbowling
3y ago
So the conspiracy theorist in me believes they may see this archiving as a threat for their current copyrights. So often modern copyrights holders get their copyrights invalidated when trying to enforce and litigate against others by someon
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zbowling
3y ago
ML is subset of AI. AI that is inclusive of other concepts and it's not a buzzword. It's valid to call anything ML as AI. Sure there is a lot of AI hype but it's not some made up marketing jargon.
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zbowling
3y ago
It seems you are using N=144 where in the modular example they are doing N=1024. Significantly less computationally expensive of a calculation in this Julia example.
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4y ago
There is no part of this statement that is true. Fuchsia never had "unlimited headcount" (early on there was a buffer more than needed but our VP told use we couldn't hire too quickly as to not to overwhelm things and then la
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zbowling
4y ago
I wish we could open source everything we did at Apportable 7 years ago. Bits of it are up on github including our version of Foundation.
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zbowling
4y ago
Haha yeah! I did a 160 hackathons over several years and then quit entirely about 9 years ago. About when google acquired my company. Was hard doing hackathons while at google.
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zbowling
4y ago
That guy on TikTok would be me. :) https://www.tiktok.com/@yesinmybackyard?_t=8VYTBUUrDcB&_r=1 That’s not true about Garry Tan though.
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zbowling
5y ago
I used to make doom levels back in 1996 using a WAD editor I got off a shareware CD that had 100 different programs on it. Lots them all.
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zbowling
5y ago
The facial recognition feature is how I figured out someone was doxxing and harassing me on their page. Getting the notification that it thinks I appeared in a photo they had ripped from my FB profile was the tip off. I have mixed feelings.
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zbowling
5y ago
The facial recognition feature is how I figured out someone was doxxing and harassing me on their page. I have mixed feelings.
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zbowling
5y ago
Apollo is not the defacto reddit client. Reddit's own app is.
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zbowling
6y ago
Most of the code is in Rust. More than 75% of the entire stack. One component in the stack, the bt-host driver, is currently still in C++ as the oldest component. This part of the code only deals with low level connection management and spe
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6y ago
Fun fact: Google's from-scratch Bluetooth stack for Fuchsia has been written primarily written in Rust since it's conception for a few years now. https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/fuchsia/+/master/sr
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6y ago
Mobile got left off the PDF but it's also a part of cloud: Mobile (Firebase) * Cloud Firestore: Document store and sync * Cloud Functions for Firebase: Event-driven serverless applications * Cloud Storage for Firebase: Object storage a
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6y ago
Stadia isn't/wasn't canceled. Only Google's first party development studio was closed. Stadia the platform is still a thing.
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6y ago
Nextdoor is a cesspool of NIMBYs.
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6y ago
Big fan of rust-analyzer and have been using it since early alpha. Much better than RLS and approaching all the features in the Rust plugin for Clion/JetBrains. Got me off Clion during WFH because of the massive memory/CPU require
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6y ago
Battery powered devices like this do better with brushless motors to save battery. Corded devices which can use a brushed motor since they can sacrifice some electrical efficiency. Good brushless isn't cheap. Fixed appliances this aren
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zbowling
6y ago
same joke here to play disney music in the background of any risky videos you send your significant other so if they upload it to a revenge porn site later, Disney will take it down.
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zbowling
6y ago
I think the quote was _ senior _ engineer retention project" and that was many years ago :)
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zbowling
6y ago
Wow... I haven't thought about `Microsoft Enterprise Library` in years. That awoke a long forgotten memory.
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zbowling
6y ago
imgflip has already become the latest hangout for the expelled right wing contingent. https://imgflip.com/m/politics
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