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zeusk
5y ago
The whole point of DCH iirc was to decouple the rendering and display engine driver from the User/Control/Config interface. This would basically allow Dell/Hp/Surface to use the same latest Intel/Nvidia/AMD dri
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zeusk
5y ago
I work on displays, AutoHDR and DX12 changes are coming to 10 as well (unsure about win7 or dx12on11).
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zeusk
5y ago
safari/iMessage/Facetime/Maps or every default app on iOS? or any preinstalled and uninstallable app on Android?
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5y ago
Don't think that'll be doable. Luck plays a huge role, even the birth lottery - not just your parents, but your location. Which country you're born into can largely decide your fate as Immigration has been getting harder by t
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zeusk
5y ago
> It was part of a single coherent integrated platform strategy for Windows. Now it's grown beyond the platform, but the reason it matters is because of it's privileged position on the Windows platform. Just like iOS and Apple
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zeusk
5y ago
Keeping state across and putting collab first is something native apps can do as well. You don't need a web interface to do that. I do however agree about the positive cross-platform support. From my experience, which is very limited -
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5y ago
Google was the one pushing web relentlessly and has arguably made computing UX worse for everyone. From bad performance and overdone advertising+tracking to relatively smaller issues like bad accessibility. They're still trying very ha
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5y ago
Surface is already ~$8B of revenue/year business, not sure how or why you think a business of that size is unnoticeable or nobody would notice that if it were to wither away. Not sure how specific revenue figures I'm allowed to ex
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zeusk
5y ago
They're closer to putting ipadOS on macbooks
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5y ago
Surface, Dynamics/PowerBI, Research, NeXT (Hololens)
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5y ago
If you have that to add, I am pretty sure you don't have any formal experience with aviation. Even the nuts and bolts that go on aircraft can cost >$100. The problems are not all bureaucratic, and I get HN's hate of bureaucracy
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zeusk
5y ago
Couple of issues here; the first and foremost - recording people at their workplace. We can all argue how privacy is unreasonable in public but recording let alone pilots but anyone continuously at work will receive big pushback. Also video
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zeusk
5y ago
not sarcastic, and yes I'll probably use a crawler library :)
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zeusk
5y ago
I'll write a crawler and get this done for CGA docs (Compute, Graphics and AI). Thanks for the tip.
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5y ago
Which is what Defender smartscreen and Gatekeeper are. With their full on setting, they give you a big fat warning on running files from internet. This is like banning guns and cars because they can kill people. Also, you do 24 hours of lem
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zeusk
5y ago
iPhone, very widely used today was described by Apple itself as "An iPod, a Phone, and an Internet Communicator" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GK55ElsVzxM
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5y ago
For general public I can see how that is helpful if they can't decide if a foreign executable is trust worthy or if they execute everything with admin/root privilege. As for me, I really hate this "feature". I work with
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zeusk
5y ago
Right to repair isn't exactly supporting homebrew software although it'd help to have schematics.
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zeusk
5y ago
demand being higher than expected is what causes supply crunch. Most management people I knew were very pessimistic right around when lockdowns started in March.
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zeusk
5y ago
love react because HN only does upvotes. I feel like they're straying from their mission. They did really well with moving the market but now that the market is moving, I have a hard time believing Tesla will stay at the top.
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zeusk
5y ago
*Google.
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zeusk
5y ago
The rewards basically encourage you to help some PM hit their KPI metrics for career cred. Complete BS imo, and I work at MS.
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zeusk
5y ago
Well. With such large firms, shareholders are quite a stretch of distribution. Voting proxies and the complexity of introducing a shareholder vote proposal quite drastically restricts the number of shareholders who can make stuff happen at
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zeusk
5y ago
death of 10X, leadership would like us to believe was more so because of COVID and their concern around less consumer confidence during a pandemic. Obviously, that didn't really happen since prices are through the roof for cars, houses
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5y ago
I quite strongly believe in the saying "When all one has a hammer, everything looks like a nail". I definitely see this in Tech, so it likely happens in policing as well - where they're given ever so forceful tools, they'
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zeusk
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ikr! I wasn’t born here and when I tell my friends US police forces are better equipped than my home country’s military they just give me a stare as if it’s normal and blame it on the 2nd amendment that most cops have to carry body armor an
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5y ago
That's if the ecosystem doesn't revert to a MacOS majority over Windows
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5y ago
((2^32)-1)/10000 assuming they don't care about negative equity price.
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5y ago
S54 most definitely had rod bearing issues. 4AGE is 4cyl 11:1 compression producing 155hp with 7200rpm redline. S85 is 10cyl 12:1 compression producing 500hp with 8250rpm redline.
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zeusk
5y ago
They're meant to be dual duty. There aren't any road car engines I'm aware of that use individual throttle bodies or 12+ compression without direct injection.
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