seanalltogether

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by seanalltogether 4d ago
ACR is "not enabled by default"? Is this actually true or is it one of those weasley technicalities where the tv ships with it turned off, but once you connect the tv to the internet it turns on?
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by seanalltogether 7d ago
> "A large fraction of the flaws in software development are due to programmers not fully understanding all the possible states their code may execute in." This is a quote from John Carmack and should sit over every developers
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by seanalltogether 9d ago
I've stopped using google weather here in the UK as well because of how inaccurate its been over the past few years and have just fallen back on the BBC. Maybe its related, maybe not.
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by seanalltogether 9d ago
But critically they don't own the sale. Will Tesla own point of sale, or will the Cybercab owner?
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by seanalltogether 1mo ago
I've been wanting to build this exact clock for awhile now. My feature request would be to include a timeline at the bottom of the page that I can scroll back and forth through days of the year to see everything shift.
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by seanalltogether 1mo ago
And apparently this is one of the main criticisms of Starfield. The Bethesda designers either never played No Mans Sky to understand the problem, or they simply believed a large enough budget could mask these problems.
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by seanalltogether 1mo ago
It makes you wonder how many companies were sold to private equity to avoid having to leave control to a family member. I know of a very large company that was until recently family owned, and the kids work as executives in the company, and
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by seanalltogether 2mo ago
Yeah I can get a byd dolphin for half the price of the cheapest tesla. I'm sure the 2 aren't equally comparable, but considering all we need is a second car for my wife to drive at most 20-30 miles per day, I could never justify a
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by seanalltogether 2mo ago
We bought our kid a balance bike for £45, there is no need to go much above that price.
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by seanalltogether 2mo ago
Its a perfect illustration of the tradeoffs between synchronous and asynchronous logic. Synchronous logic allows for maximal consistency at the cost of wasting time. Asynchronous logic allows you to use time efficiently, but requires you to
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by seanalltogether 3mo ago
I've reached an age where I don't actually buy games anymore, I just load up my wishlist with games and between Christmas, birthday and fathers day I get all the games I will care to play for the year. My wife, parents, extended f
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by seanalltogether 3mo ago
If Valve wants users to compare the Steam Machine to a PC, then it's going to be outdated in 6 months.
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by seanalltogether 3mo ago
Is it really unified memory? AMD Strix Halo is "unified" but you still have to allocate memory separately for cpu vs gpu. Apple Silicon is true unified memory.
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by seanalltogether 4mo ago
"Unified Memory" still means divided address space right? You have to pre-allocate system vs gpu and copy from one to the other?
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by seanalltogether 4mo ago
Ireland has this and honestly I hate it now. It's impossible to get tickets unless you win the lottery to buy them when they first go on sale. Paying a premium to buy them on the second hand market sucked, but at least I could make tha
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by seanalltogether 4mo ago
"When is Stephen Colberts last show?" "The last episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert is airing on Thursday, May 21, 2026. Based on your interest in The Late Show with Stephen Colbert you might also like the new Amazo
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by seanalltogether 5mo ago
personally I just hate this -> http://[0123::4567]:5000/whatever
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by seanalltogether 5mo ago
I've not really used Rust, and I can certainly appreciate the goal of the language. However this code bothers me, and I can't really articulate why. struct Node { value: i32, children: Vec<Rc<RefCell&lt
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by seanalltogether 5mo ago
People with cryptocurrency and no idea what to do with it.
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by seanalltogether 5mo ago
He just does this with all his blog posts, don't overthink it. The tech industry is full of people with unexpected quirks.
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by seanalltogether 5mo ago
> The appropriated FY2026 budget has the largest discrepancy from the White House Request since 1987 at nearly 30%.[3] The request, submitted in May 2025, proposed a 24% cut to NASA's overall budget.[4] In January 2026, Congress pas
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by seanalltogether 5mo ago
Does this also apply to sites like instagram that simply erase your entire back button history if you visit the site.
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by seanalltogether 5mo ago
Do the satellites broadcast their own position, or is that all held in a database on your phone? Also why is it so draining on your battery to get GPS location, if it's just solving a simple calculation.
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by seanalltogether 5mo ago
I remember reading something awhile ago in regards to why people were investing in NFTs when it seemed so clear they were a scam. The gist of it was that it's easy to get into cryptocurrency, but it's hard to get out. KYC, taxes,
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by seanalltogether 5mo ago
I wish I could donate without entering an email address.
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by seanalltogether 6mo ago
When I was in college I got lured into one of those pyramid schemes advertised in the middle of the night hoping to make extra money. I wonder how much money I would have lost if I had instant access to betting on a "sure thing" b
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by seanalltogether 6mo ago
I think about this a lot. How much anxiety do most people feel from the millions of options that are available to them daily, or young adults that are told they can be anything they want, but clam up and choose to do nothing instead.
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by seanalltogether 6mo ago
"This is so clearly a matter for government oversight: prevent abuse, protect the citizen's safety, rights, welfare, etc. It's not reasonable to expect consumers to figure out if the meat they buy is tainted, just as it'
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by seanalltogether 6mo ago
I wasn't surprised to learn that when Linus Tech Tips released those new usb-c cables, that they all sold out almost instantly. They put their entire reputation on the line to claim (and label) the exact capabilities of their usb cable
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by seanalltogether 6mo ago
I agree. The biggest lesson I try to drive home to newer programmers that join my projects is that its always best to transform the data into the structure you need at the very end of the chain, not at the beginning or middle. Keep the data

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