It would be nice if they'd let you see the whole thing at once.
If they're selling below cost, who's the "we" that should buy them all up? Because if it's US consumers, then the domestic auto companies could fail in the while that's happening. If it's the US government - isn't that…
That's really cool. I tried it with an angled mirror, it was really weird wiggling my thumb and seeing it in the reflection but not outside of it.
I think we can confidently call stupid actions stupid actions. Inertia from prior success can keep them from being company-ending actions, especially if they can be corrected once they are recognized as stupid (or once…
Characters in a string can be thought of as digits in a base-256 number. Call counting sort recursively on each bucket, looking at the next character in the string. Can you not see the similarity?
Pretty much just a variation of counting sort with a worse name? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counting_sort
As someone who also bounced off it initially - I would recommend getting through the tutorial area and flying out somewhere in the ship before you put it down for good. Once I started going out there and visiting…
My very-rough feeling about it from playing around with Stable Diffusion is that it takes about 4x as long if it runs out of GPU memory and needs to shuttle data back and forth from system memory. There are a lot of…
Sounds like they could implement local network IoT and reduce their server costs to $0 - but then they wouldn't be able to get a continuing revenue stream.
They didn't, the Mac version of CE is a port of the PC port, shows the Gearbox logo on startup.
My anecdotal experience (partially informed by working on the Windows Wi-Fi team) is that iOS/macOS are more aggressive about switching APs. It's a tradeoff - on one hand, you can have disruptive scans like this, but on…
Anyone can buy the stock though, while working at a company that pays better and has better work/life balance. Is the stock grant particularly generous or is there a better-than-average employee discount on stock…
That's an oversimplification. Lots of people in this thread have mentioned consequences of giving companies like Facebook the option of moving to sideload-only, and how that normalizes not having a quality/policy…
Depends how tight you want your security to be, risk tolerance varies.
I used BetterTouchTool to add a second volume slider with no delay and no on-screen UI, for changing the volume while I watch something :) I highly recommend using BetterTouchTool to get the most out of it if you still…
> Else spouse will pay for it again It doesn't quite work like that. When someone in your family goes to hit the purchase button, it pops up a window saying that someone else has already purchased it. I'm not sure why…
That's possible from iOS as well.
If a person with cancer is hit by a bus, their death is not and should not be attributed to cancer. Likewise, if someone with a critical illness is robbed of their last few months by COVID, then it is correct to…
> For example, by not supporting open-source video codecs, you wouldn’t be able to watch YouTube in 4K HDR or 8K even if you bought a Roku device that supports that resolution. There are two sides to this, the encoding…
Are you serious? X is true. Google "X is true" and the list is endless. X is true. This is practically the definition of confirmation bias.
With Go rules, they'd already be ours!
Don't you have to boot into developer mode on Xbox to run sideloaded apps? AFAIK you also can't access any store titles when in dev mode either. And UWP apps don't get access to the full power of the console, they run…
It does work for Windows, but the expectations are different there. I think being able to buy a completely open device and also buy a completely closed device is a good thing. I don't want every device to be locked…
From the article: "They stumbled upon something in the app that mentioned there were paid plans, they went to the website and saw there was a subscription you could purchase, and then turned around and demanded we add…
The difference is that for installers, you've discovered and been distributed the software by an entity other than Microsoft, and you're not paying for the curation process. Consequently, it's easy to mess up a Windows…
It would be nice if they'd let you see the whole thing at once.
If they're selling below cost, who's the "we" that should buy them all up? Because if it's US consumers, then the domestic auto companies could fail in the while that's happening. If it's the US government - isn't that…
That's really cool. I tried it with an angled mirror, it was really weird wiggling my thumb and seeing it in the reflection but not outside of it.
I think we can confidently call stupid actions stupid actions. Inertia from prior success can keep them from being company-ending actions, especially if they can be corrected once they are recognized as stupid (or once…
Characters in a string can be thought of as digits in a base-256 number. Call counting sort recursively on each bucket, looking at the next character in the string. Can you not see the similarity?
Pretty much just a variation of counting sort with a worse name? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counting_sort
As someone who also bounced off it initially - I would recommend getting through the tutorial area and flying out somewhere in the ship before you put it down for good. Once I started going out there and visiting…
My very-rough feeling about it from playing around with Stable Diffusion is that it takes about 4x as long if it runs out of GPU memory and needs to shuttle data back and forth from system memory. There are a lot of…
Sounds like they could implement local network IoT and reduce their server costs to $0 - but then they wouldn't be able to get a continuing revenue stream.
They didn't, the Mac version of CE is a port of the PC port, shows the Gearbox logo on startup.
My anecdotal experience (partially informed by working on the Windows Wi-Fi team) is that iOS/macOS are more aggressive about switching APs. It's a tradeoff - on one hand, you can have disruptive scans like this, but on…
Anyone can buy the stock though, while working at a company that pays better and has better work/life balance. Is the stock grant particularly generous or is there a better-than-average employee discount on stock…
That's an oversimplification. Lots of people in this thread have mentioned consequences of giving companies like Facebook the option of moving to sideload-only, and how that normalizes not having a quality/policy…
Depends how tight you want your security to be, risk tolerance varies.
I used BetterTouchTool to add a second volume slider with no delay and no on-screen UI, for changing the volume while I watch something :) I highly recommend using BetterTouchTool to get the most out of it if you still…
> Else spouse will pay for it again It doesn't quite work like that. When someone in your family goes to hit the purchase button, it pops up a window saying that someone else has already purchased it. I'm not sure why…
That's possible from iOS as well.
If a person with cancer is hit by a bus, their death is not and should not be attributed to cancer. Likewise, if someone with a critical illness is robbed of their last few months by COVID, then it is correct to…
> For example, by not supporting open-source video codecs, you wouldn’t be able to watch YouTube in 4K HDR or 8K even if you bought a Roku device that supports that resolution. There are two sides to this, the encoding…
Are you serious? X is true. Google "X is true" and the list is endless. X is true. This is practically the definition of confirmation bias.
With Go rules, they'd already be ours!
Don't you have to boot into developer mode on Xbox to run sideloaded apps? AFAIK you also can't access any store titles when in dev mode either. And UWP apps don't get access to the full power of the console, they run…
It does work for Windows, but the expectations are different there. I think being able to buy a completely open device and also buy a completely closed device is a good thing. I don't want every device to be locked…
From the article: "They stumbled upon something in the app that mentioned there were paid plans, they went to the website and saw there was a subscription you could purchase, and then turned around and demanded we add…
The difference is that for installers, you've discovered and been distributed the software by an entity other than Microsoft, and you're not paying for the curation process. Consequently, it's easy to mess up a Windows…