Blackcatmaxy

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by Blackcatmaxy 10mo ago
Imnot sure why you're saying it would be less? All sources I can find say that evaporative cooling is a tradeoff of more water for less power.
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by Blackcatmaxy 1y ago
I do not know the specifics but a large issue with the 5 is that a lot of hardware acceleration for encoding and decoding video was removed, making it slower for anything to do with video.
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by Blackcatmaxy 1y ago
It used to work until around last year they added a new anticheat that purposefully blocks wine.
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by Blackcatmaxy 1y ago
Haven't used F# too much myself but one of the strong points is because it shares the CLR with C# you can use any of the many packages meant for C# and it'll work because of the shared runtime.
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by Blackcatmaxy 1y ago
> This idea of humanity transcending our genetic (due to geographic proximity) tribal groups is a uniquely European one. Pretending we can abandon all tribalism and integrate the entire world into a European model is either immensely inc
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by Blackcatmaxy 1y ago
Blaming NASA for SLS is something I keep seeing but isn't it entirely congressional pork barrel politics that makes the SLS what it is? What degree of control does NASA itself have to force a project of that scale not to devolve into s
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by Blackcatmaxy 2y ago
related thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42922543#42922953
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by Blackcatmaxy 2y ago
Where is a good place to be reading more about how congress is actually reacting to the actions of Trump and co right now?
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by Blackcatmaxy 2y ago
For how new framework is they are actually pretty big on college campuses especially among engineering students in my experience. They're still a fairly new company in the scheme of things and I'd say the strategy is definitely no
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by Blackcatmaxy 2y ago
https://github.com/Orama-Interactive/Pixelorama is FOSS (MIT license) and available for free on itch.io
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by Blackcatmaxy 2y ago
This is actually a bit of a political debate, there are those who believe that letting the undergrowth burn will be better long term for forest health and reducing the severity of wildfires. https://www.kqed.org/science&#x2F
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by Blackcatmaxy 2y ago
Hard disagree on Visual Studio being a "premier" IDE, I know VS2022 cleaned up a lot from VS2019 but it still is one of the slowest IDEs I have ever used and the intellisense will just sometimes break through multiple windows rest
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by Blackcatmaxy 3y ago
Parent talked about private planes which you changed to talk about specifically private jets which doesn't disprove "many planes" using leaded gas.
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by Blackcatmaxy 3y ago
Private planes absolutely still use leaded gas https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/leaded-gas-wa... https://www.faa.gov/newsroom/leaded-aviation-fuel-and-enviro...
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by Blackcatmaxy 3y ago
That is not at all true, Tumbleweed often updates as often as daily and only the packages that need to be updated are updated outside of the rare case of a new glib version where everything has to rebuilt and all packages are indeed updated
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by Blackcatmaxy 4y ago
I know there were studies about eating organic food that at deeper levels of observation just mirror income inequality.
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by Blackcatmaxy 4y ago
There was a thread recently about a repo that accidentally went private and lost all of its stars because of confusion with GH teams vs GH profile readme repo naming. I think this type of prompt is very useful for explicitly preventing the