The unforked variant of the network was kept alive for years. Why didn't it prevail over the forked variant?
The train operators do not seem to be a factor in either incident. Still too early to know what happened today, but the first findings point to an entirely different type of incident.
This being Google, I assume everything goes into a single gigantic monorepo that gets thrown at Blaze. If the unit of compilation is the crate, it makes sense for them to prefer that crates are as small as possible.
"Dropping big pans on it" is actually the weak point of Dekton. If you hit it hard it can chip away. Otherwise, the material is more or less indestructible.
The exterior design language is the same as their current newer models like the C-HR or even the GR GT. The interior is like any other concept car. I don't like it either, but it looks like a normal Toyota.
The platform compromise is a new thing. One of the reasons people used Twitter was its open nature, enabling its use as a bulletin board where anyone could post a message and being sure that the message link was free…
> it's up to you who you follow and what exactly you read on Twitter The Twitter experience is a highly algorithmic feed where tweets from the people you follow are not guaranteed to be in chronological order, or even…
It depends a lot on the config language. Gradle has the uncanny ability to be a "worst of both worlds" option, where there are not many upsides to its using a full language for its configuration. Build configuration is…
Isn't the shader stuttering an issue with games refusing to compile shaders ahead of time?
I also lived in Madrid. 1h15 means you were not in Madrid, but in one of the surrounding towns. 30 minutes in a car is enough to get from any point in Madrid to any other (assuming clear traffic). It's obvious that…
Because public transit, done well, is the fastest way to move around. It gets you everywhere, even to places personal vehicles can't reach. It's a lot cheaper. It generates hubs of activity that keep cities lively and…
Gnutella fell in popularity before Youtube existed. The big reason the decentralized P2P file sharing networks went away was their vulnerability to spoofing. Downloads were slow so it was important to be sure of the…
Their own greed is causing their issues. They could be doing a million different things to reduce demand, but they don't want to dampen their current growth and have opted to continue scaling up at the cost of quality.
The behavior of the iOS keyboard also showcases how there must not be many decision-making people who communicate in multiple languages.
I have a Emacs + Spacemacs setup only for Magit. The base Spacemacs config works well, so I never had the need to tinker with it. Nowadays I don't care much about the rest of Emacs. It stays out of the way, and I keep…
The free rectangle area is a 16:10 screen, the space around the notch is a freebie.
A high end amp+speaker system from 50 years ago will still sound good. The tradeoffs back then were size, price, and power consumption. Same as now. Lower spec speakers have become good enough, and DSP has improved to…
Compiler errors got a lot better during the Scala 2.12 era.
Avoid making memories. Keep your brain pristine.
This is not an issue with Java and the other JVM languages, it's simple to use GraalVM and package a static binary.
The screen size advertised by Apple measures the "full screen" area, the undisturbed 16:10 rectangle of pixels. I just took measures on both a 14 and a 16 inch Macbook Pro. The screen we get is indeed slighly larger. If…
Reader mode.
Funny that the language famous for enforcing standard formatting allows freedom for this one particular thing.
The Spain blackout was caused by a multitude of reasons. Lack of stability was one of the factors, but there were other causes, such as energy generation facilities disconnecting while the oscillations were still under…
It's important to note that the infamous Dropbox comment was not just misguided. It was wrong. The proof is that multiple competitor products have been launched since, and all of them have had sync issues at some point,…
The unforked variant of the network was kept alive for years. Why didn't it prevail over the forked variant?
The train operators do not seem to be a factor in either incident. Still too early to know what happened today, but the first findings point to an entirely different type of incident.
This being Google, I assume everything goes into a single gigantic monorepo that gets thrown at Blaze. If the unit of compilation is the crate, it makes sense for them to prefer that crates are as small as possible.
"Dropping big pans on it" is actually the weak point of Dekton. If you hit it hard it can chip away. Otherwise, the material is more or less indestructible.
The exterior design language is the same as their current newer models like the C-HR or even the GR GT. The interior is like any other concept car. I don't like it either, but it looks like a normal Toyota.
The platform compromise is a new thing. One of the reasons people used Twitter was its open nature, enabling its use as a bulletin board where anyone could post a message and being sure that the message link was free…
> it's up to you who you follow and what exactly you read on Twitter The Twitter experience is a highly algorithmic feed where tweets from the people you follow are not guaranteed to be in chronological order, or even…
It depends a lot on the config language. Gradle has the uncanny ability to be a "worst of both worlds" option, where there are not many upsides to its using a full language for its configuration. Build configuration is…
Isn't the shader stuttering an issue with games refusing to compile shaders ahead of time?
I also lived in Madrid. 1h15 means you were not in Madrid, but in one of the surrounding towns. 30 minutes in a car is enough to get from any point in Madrid to any other (assuming clear traffic). It's obvious that…
Because public transit, done well, is the fastest way to move around. It gets you everywhere, even to places personal vehicles can't reach. It's a lot cheaper. It generates hubs of activity that keep cities lively and…
Gnutella fell in popularity before Youtube existed. The big reason the decentralized P2P file sharing networks went away was their vulnerability to spoofing. Downloads were slow so it was important to be sure of the…
Their own greed is causing their issues. They could be doing a million different things to reduce demand, but they don't want to dampen their current growth and have opted to continue scaling up at the cost of quality.
The behavior of the iOS keyboard also showcases how there must not be many decision-making people who communicate in multiple languages.
I have a Emacs + Spacemacs setup only for Magit. The base Spacemacs config works well, so I never had the need to tinker with it. Nowadays I don't care much about the rest of Emacs. It stays out of the way, and I keep…
The free rectangle area is a 16:10 screen, the space around the notch is a freebie.
A high end amp+speaker system from 50 years ago will still sound good. The tradeoffs back then were size, price, and power consumption. Same as now. Lower spec speakers have become good enough, and DSP has improved to…
Compiler errors got a lot better during the Scala 2.12 era.
Avoid making memories. Keep your brain pristine.
This is not an issue with Java and the other JVM languages, it's simple to use GraalVM and package a static binary.
The screen size advertised by Apple measures the "full screen" area, the undisturbed 16:10 rectangle of pixels. I just took measures on both a 14 and a 16 inch Macbook Pro. The screen we get is indeed slighly larger. If…
Reader mode.
Funny that the language famous for enforcing standard formatting allows freedom for this one particular thing.
The Spain blackout was caused by a multitude of reasons. Lack of stability was one of the factors, but there were other causes, such as energy generation facilities disconnecting while the oscillations were still under…
It's important to note that the infamous Dropbox comment was not just misguided. It was wrong. The proof is that multiple competitor products have been launched since, and all of them have had sync issues at some point,…