My life kind of started anew. Not in a "wow this is fantastic", rather the opposite. Old sorrows surfaces, forgotten experiences had to be dealt with, but I was finally able to start moving forward and deal with the…
This is a good point! Stimulants are not always necessary long term, but they usually are to start effecting enough change to be able to function in the present society. For some (me probably) it'll be a lifelong thing,…
My story is the same, blown off by doctors for years because, I don't know, but not being "too successful" was definitely part of it. Lead to a burnout-like state that started developing while basically being a…
While the wording isn't particularly clear, the later remarks contrasting full-width with full-screen makes it clear that full-width in this instance does not refer to the full-width of the screen, but only that the…
Compared to a children's book it is both, but compared to a lot of other TV-series with similar audiences, not at all. As the context is a bit unclear, I don't thing there's a straight cut answer here, but perhaps it's…
Single photon detectors have existed for a long timet - though not anywhere near those speeds afaik - hence the one bit part is not particularly strange, not as long as we're talking wavelengths close to visible light.…
It's true that Jetbrains has lots of developers in Russia, but Jetbrains s.r.o is Czech and was founded in Prague under the name Intellij Software.
San Fransisco has one of the highest, and in some cases - highest - housing and rental prices in the US. If taxes are as high as you claim, it would be more rational to argue that the high prices are indirectly caused…
Hard to tell anyone's intentions, but that's probably, at least partially, a side effect. Apple seem to use security primarily for two things, marketing, and to ensure they have control over the platform, and the…
You can obviously do something to the same effect without this kind of modulation, and it has been done. It might not be impossible that something like this could make it easier, but iirc correctly, the primary problems…
If Europe is far behind, it's by some other measure than what is actually considered the most pressing environmental concerns of today. The average American use about three times the fossil fuels the average Swede does,…
I have some trouble understanding what people mean by scalable today, especially why people seem to have to run entirely event driven, and not mostly on the socket read/write edges? Soon to be almost 20 years ago we…
Not op, but no. However I'm not talking about the phones, not directly. I write code for a living, and has had a MBP as my work machine for more than s decade, but each version is a worse experience for me. Some…
Secure enclaves and their ilk should really not be soldered on devices, or on silicon. What happens if/when someone manages to create a persistent enclave exploit? It might be entirely impossible to know if you're…
If you want companies to follow rules, history has shown that only steep fines, or jailing executives work. Where the money goes isn't that important, it's a fine, and it's intent is to be big enough that following laws…
I see this as only another example of how markets with too little, or the wrong kind of regulation so easily creates anti consumer, or anti environment, etc behavior. ... Which makes total sense from a market efficiency…
The compiler is not doing any sophisticated analysis at all, it can inline since the language is designed to be easy and fast to compile, but in my opinion at the expense of a little too much. I went through most of the…
I've never felt enticed to read a book by any philosopher, but that kind of made curious! Especially given the comment about language could be seen as some kind of game, about which I'd say he's at least then partially…
I have ADD and used to have significant trouble with these kind of issues, while I still have trouble with time, almost all of my issues with remembering number (pin codes etc) went away after an "intensive" regimen of…
Exactly! Apart from that, I would be absolutely amazed if there isn't at least one failure mode of the led itself that allows the camera to turn on despite no light being emitted. Probably too rare for most people to…
If it was only third parties, then maybe. But if google analytics actually tracks data from a logged in incognito session, then it's probably a completely different in the eyes of the law. It becomes more like: The mask…
I got diagnosed with ADD in my late thirties, and by then I could only do the dishes and clean my apartment if I didn't sleep the night before. Since then, I've met several people with ADD/ADHD that has the same…
I can agree that uncontrolled digital lending for all future wouldn't be in the best interest of society under the current economic system, but while the letter of the law might not change during a chrisis, how it is…
If you have an FPS or interactivity target that needs to be guaranteed to be better than about 0.1-1 second - depending on platform - you can't have any disk IO at all on the UI thread, or any thread that's supposed to…
I don't know the specifics of etherum, I actually do think they are somewhat robust against the more trivial attacks. However, in some blockchains it is absolutely feasible to become a majority miner for a short period…
My life kind of started anew. Not in a "wow this is fantastic", rather the opposite. Old sorrows surfaces, forgotten experiences had to be dealt with, but I was finally able to start moving forward and deal with the…
This is a good point! Stimulants are not always necessary long term, but they usually are to start effecting enough change to be able to function in the present society. For some (me probably) it'll be a lifelong thing,…
My story is the same, blown off by doctors for years because, I don't know, but not being "too successful" was definitely part of it. Lead to a burnout-like state that started developing while basically being a…
While the wording isn't particularly clear, the later remarks contrasting full-width with full-screen makes it clear that full-width in this instance does not refer to the full-width of the screen, but only that the…
Compared to a children's book it is both, but compared to a lot of other TV-series with similar audiences, not at all. As the context is a bit unclear, I don't thing there's a straight cut answer here, but perhaps it's…
Single photon detectors have existed for a long timet - though not anywhere near those speeds afaik - hence the one bit part is not particularly strange, not as long as we're talking wavelengths close to visible light.…
It's true that Jetbrains has lots of developers in Russia, but Jetbrains s.r.o is Czech and was founded in Prague under the name Intellij Software.
San Fransisco has one of the highest, and in some cases - highest - housing and rental prices in the US. If taxes are as high as you claim, it would be more rational to argue that the high prices are indirectly caused…
Hard to tell anyone's intentions, but that's probably, at least partially, a side effect. Apple seem to use security primarily for two things, marketing, and to ensure they have control over the platform, and the…
You can obviously do something to the same effect without this kind of modulation, and it has been done. It might not be impossible that something like this could make it easier, but iirc correctly, the primary problems…
If Europe is far behind, it's by some other measure than what is actually considered the most pressing environmental concerns of today. The average American use about three times the fossil fuels the average Swede does,…
I have some trouble understanding what people mean by scalable today, especially why people seem to have to run entirely event driven, and not mostly on the socket read/write edges? Soon to be almost 20 years ago we…
Not op, but no. However I'm not talking about the phones, not directly. I write code for a living, and has had a MBP as my work machine for more than s decade, but each version is a worse experience for me. Some…
Secure enclaves and their ilk should really not be soldered on devices, or on silicon. What happens if/when someone manages to create a persistent enclave exploit? It might be entirely impossible to know if you're…
If you want companies to follow rules, history has shown that only steep fines, or jailing executives work. Where the money goes isn't that important, it's a fine, and it's intent is to be big enough that following laws…
I see this as only another example of how markets with too little, or the wrong kind of regulation so easily creates anti consumer, or anti environment, etc behavior. ... Which makes total sense from a market efficiency…
The compiler is not doing any sophisticated analysis at all, it can inline since the language is designed to be easy and fast to compile, but in my opinion at the expense of a little too much. I went through most of the…
I've never felt enticed to read a book by any philosopher, but that kind of made curious! Especially given the comment about language could be seen as some kind of game, about which I'd say he's at least then partially…
I have ADD and used to have significant trouble with these kind of issues, while I still have trouble with time, almost all of my issues with remembering number (pin codes etc) went away after an "intensive" regimen of…
Exactly! Apart from that, I would be absolutely amazed if there isn't at least one failure mode of the led itself that allows the camera to turn on despite no light being emitted. Probably too rare for most people to…
If it was only third parties, then maybe. But if google analytics actually tracks data from a logged in incognito session, then it's probably a completely different in the eyes of the law. It becomes more like: The mask…
I got diagnosed with ADD in my late thirties, and by then I could only do the dishes and clean my apartment if I didn't sleep the night before. Since then, I've met several people with ADD/ADHD that has the same…
I can agree that uncontrolled digital lending for all future wouldn't be in the best interest of society under the current economic system, but while the letter of the law might not change during a chrisis, how it is…
If you have an FPS or interactivity target that needs to be guaranteed to be better than about 0.1-1 second - depending on platform - you can't have any disk IO at all on the UI thread, or any thread that's supposed to…
I don't know the specifics of etherum, I actually do think they are somewhat robust against the more trivial attacks. However, in some blockchains it is absolutely feasible to become a majority miner for a short period…