majormunky

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by majormunky 2mo ago
Yeah, similar situation here, it shows 16gb on my 64gb mac
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by majormunky 11mo ago
It would be great if they allowed JIT compilation in apps. This would allow things like Dolphin (Wii, Gamecube emulator) to run.
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by majormunky 1y ago
In the VRF case they can't: "This comes with a tradeoff of course and in this case is that you no longer can reach devices on the venue network, which shouldn't be a problem if you're only connected there for internet co
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by majormunky 1y ago
I also started my programming career thanks to Django, and I started using it while working at a local newspaper, so bonus points there! We built a system that our sales people could book ads, and then we could layout the newspaper through
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by majormunky 2y ago
I think the old airs maxed out at 24, the M4 can be configured with 32gb of ram.
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by majormunky 2y ago
> Taken a step further, customer support probably has the best understanding of their markets' needs! People working in customer support, from my experience, sort of see the anti-survivorship bias working in action. Not many people
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by majormunky 2y ago
At my last job I had built a system where users could enter text into a quill textbox (and style it), and then save it into a database in their delta format. Later, a different team member would pull that into an InDesign plugin where we c
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by majormunky 3y ago
It looks like the desktop Grammerly app hooks into all sorts of things, "An all-in-one writing assistant that works on your desktop and in your browser. Use it in apps, word processors, email clients, and more."
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by majormunky 3y ago
Its really frustrating how amazing the world is in GTA5 and there isn't any single player DLC's for it. There's so much opportunity for great stories to be told. That frustration builds up just a bit more every week when we
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by majormunky 3y ago
I use a python library called python_dotenv, which like the article describes, loads environment variables from a .env file. My use cases are for just tiny personal projects, but, I do like how the process is the same on my laptop and my w
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by majormunky 4y ago
For being such a high tech car, its unfortunate that there isn't some sort of API that can be used to directly control things, even if its just things like the climate control, etc. As a side note, my 2019 Subaru Crosstrek can't s
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by majormunky 4y ago
It would enable more background processing of files (image processing, etc) without seeing an impact on performance from the users perspective.
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by majormunky 4y ago
I've not really encountered any situations where I've needed to do anything like this yet (still learning), but, I found this example, where there's an existing function, and someone alters the body of the function to create
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by majormunky 4y ago
I'm also learning lisp, mainly as a part of learning emacs, so I may not be super accurate here. In python, when you have a reference to a function, its a bit opaque, you can tell the thing is a function, but I don't think you ca
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by majormunky 4y ago
Have you looked at Zig? Can’t say if it ticks all the boxes but it looks like a pretty interesting language.
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by majormunky 4y ago
Workers making good wages increases demand on goods that are already in high demand.
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by majormunky 4y ago
https://www.imore.com/aircard-card-shaped-airtag-works-apple...
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by majormunky 4y ago
> Second, Microsoft is also trying to sell PCs. I don't buy the idea that they can be explicitly anti-consumer and get away with it. Backlash against the OS would hurt MS's bottom line perhaps more than Apple. https:/&#x2
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by majormunky 4y ago
It seems like you can sign binaries with non-apple provided certificates: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Se... This github issue ( https://github.com/goreleaser/
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by majormunky 4y ago
I think the delta format that Quill uses to store its data is pretty interesting, we use it to convert text written in a Quill editor to InDesign where we preserve the formatting (the delta format helped here quite a bit).
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by majormunky 4y ago
I'm pretty certain its running in an iframe
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by majormunky 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetary_boundaries "Planetary boundaries is a concept highlighting human-caused perturbations of Earth systems making them relevant in a way not accommodated by the environmental bo
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by majormunky 4y ago
I've not done this before, but, in a basic test I think this seemed to work import sys print(sys.stdin.read())
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by majormunky 4y ago
My 2019 Subaru Crosstrek has adaptive cruise control, and i've had it hit the brakes pretty hard when there's nothing in the way. Luckily it doesn't happen often.
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by majormunky 4y ago
These companies aren't moving to a subscription model because its cheaper for the users
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by majormunky 4y ago
I live in Hayden waves I was just thinking that this area also seems to have a bunch of references to Lewis and Clark.
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by majormunky 5y ago
The fix from that article has to do with how one would go about setting a different default browser. Earlier, they had to do this by associating the browser with filetypes, so, someone would have to make multiple changes to fully set their
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by majormunky 5y ago
So this is sort of like a virtualenv, except you don't need to activate anything, it just looks within the main project folder for a __pypackages__ folder, and uses that to look for packages
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by majormunky 5y ago
You can try: https://store.poisonedpen.com/ . I only know of this place due to some authors I like selling their new books autographed if you buy it through this store (Preston & Child books).
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by majormunky 5y ago
Credit card companies do this right now, except the money transfer one (maybe there do there also?)

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