progfix

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by progfix 7mo ago
What do you mean exactly with censorship?
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by progfix 2y ago
Jason Webbs blog post (which is linked in the github ReadMe) explains the math really well.
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by progfix 2y ago
The design looks very much AI generated.
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by progfix 2y ago
Can you run JVM or CLR apps in the browser?
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by progfix 2y ago
Then give buyers the ability to make their own servers.
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by progfix 2y ago
*Designed and Developed by Rayid
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by progfix 3y ago
Civil engineering in general is more advanced in Europe. The oil crisis in the 1970 and the subsequent use of thermal insulation made "Bauphysik" (building physics) an integral part of the planing process. In the US you just rely
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by progfix 3y ago
Building regulations exist for thousand of years and for good reasons ... lol
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by progfix 3y ago
"en" =/= "ent"
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by progfix 3y ago
Those text boxes act like spreadsheet cells - which means you can reference them and use their data in other boxes.
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by progfix 3y ago
Usually if it is too costly, then you pass it via a pointer.
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by progfix 3y ago
Microsoft thinks this is okay because Google did the same thing with Chrome on the Google start page. I remember a coworker asking me what Chrome is, because "his computer" keeps telling him to install it.
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by progfix 3y ago
I would like a hacker news without AI news :)
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by progfix 3y ago
You can also follow hashtags which for me is much more interesting than following people.
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by progfix 3y ago
Why don't you send PDFs?
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by progfix 3y ago
You are wrong. I work in the construction industry and the term is commonly used and understood. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-healing_material
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by progfix 3y ago
The black and white mode doesn't look very useful. Check out how Autodesk is visualising changes. They use three colours: blue=only in first pdf, red=only in second pdf, black=in both pdfs. https://help.autodesk.com/vie
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by progfix 3y ago
Paid mods will work for the big subreddits, but what about all the smaller ones. Will paid mods have the knowledge or passion to run a subreddit for a niche topic? To promote them or keep them interesting?
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by progfix 3y ago
After a quick internet search I found some straight forward tutorials about moving instances. So you don't loose followers/follows but can't move posts (but they are kept alive as long as the old instance is active). That is
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by progfix 3y ago
Did you forget that newspapers exist?
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by progfix 3y ago
Why do you say that? There are many devices that are waterproof and have replaceable parts (cameras, watches, ...).
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by progfix 3y ago
> Why change the device design to make battery user-replaceable when I can bring it to the repair shop? You'd rather go to a repair shop and pay a service fee for something that you can probably do in a couple of minutes at home?
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by progfix 3y ago
I did a 10 second internet search and found earbuds that have a replaceable battery and are not bigger than usual ones. https://pqearbuds.com/
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by progfix 3y ago
In Austria companies are already mandated to post salaries for job descriptions. Some companies are very vague about it (here is the mininum, based on your experience you can negotiate,...), some are very clear about it. For me it helped fi
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by progfix 4y ago
Why is the button text white and barely readable?
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by progfix 4y ago
I guess manufactories are just proud of what they are doing and want to show the world how it is done. That's what I got from going to factory tours myself when I have the opportunity.
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by progfix 4y ago
I noticed that streets with LED lamps are far less visible from far away than ones with old "orange" street lamps. I can't imagine them being worse in terms of light pollution.
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by progfix 4y ago
If your engine is better then they will buy it and shut you down. Or they will put 100x as much money into marketing as you have. Or they will hit you with law suits. What I am trying to say is in practice big corporations have many ways to
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by progfix 4y ago
When you have no time you are more likely to accidently press that button.
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by progfix 4y ago
Who gives a shit about press when you have a quasi monopoly and people are dependent on your products.

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