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Comment #42871772
I read this as Nvidia shares resumé fail. I sometimes think headline writers treat confusing headlines as an artform
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Comment #42462188
ngl that's pretty funny, never knew that. I am in the camp of wishing more apps could run in the background (long-running downloads/uploads for Spotify or Google Photos) but I appr…
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Comment #37644386
I didn't get the impression they were targeting TikTok as a platform, that's just where this happens to be occurring (statistically so, given the popularity of TikTok). I definitel…
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Comment #37644344
I presume it's using sites like facecheck.id which have an index on all social media, and provide a reverse face search into that index. This means even people who change their FB …
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Comment #37078044
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Comment #26604229
Texas, one of the most obnoxiously anti-fed states, requires annual inspections.
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Comment #26067954
I acknowledge this is the prerequisite a lot of people need to justify queer peoples' existence. > wouldn't you want their existence to be justified In my ideal world, I would want…
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Comment #26066829
Kind of hopeful we can stop using genetics as a way of justifying queer peoples' existence. Whether it's conditioning, a choice, or genetics, shouldn't really be a factor in how yo…
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Comment #23762614
I think maybe a better question/support would be evidence that anybody besides corporate diversity teams have said this is a problem. To be clear- I also think the terms are proble…
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Comment #21147407
That's fantastic- have you used the Ligma fork?
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Comment #19027001
NXG is better from a development environment perspective, but the diagram driven workflow is the same
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Comment #18453747
I believe this has been a known issue for years now.
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Comment #17973251
Lmao, thanks for making me laugh at work.
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Comment #17229398
Does Sourcegraph not already have this feature? Do they plan to?
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Comment #17229228
Relying on opacity for state is generally bad for accessibility
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Comment #17150653
Slider handle doesn't work on Chrome Android 66.0
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Comment #17000549
I think it's less a LoC thing than it is a number of symbols/files thing. We have some 900k+ tests with an accompanying large number of test asset files. That means 900k public met…
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Comment #17000523
You'll find a much different experience with OOM exceptions for developers working on large solutions, especially ones that contain a lot of test projects and small test assets. Th…
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Comment #17000505
I get the impression that the author of the article hasn't used a debugging feature any more advanced than breakpoints before. I don't want to stick up for Visual Studio because it…
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Comment #16818237
I gave up ReSharper in 2015. It's a great tool and I miss it, but our solution has nearly doubled in size over the past few years and even vanilla VS 2017 struggles with it. We hav…
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Comment #16818066
Could somebody point me to a technical explanation of why it's sometimes non trivial to just compile your app against x86-64 and call it a day? For example, something I encounter e…
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Comment #16787336
Gnome has always worked pretty well with High DPI. But yes Linux display managers are generally pretty bad, as I learned with my 1440p 13 inch laptop as recently as 2015.
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Comment #16775366
Yeah, after living in a house for so long I absolutely could not see myself moving back into a condo/apartment again, for any job.
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Comment #16774960
Minneapolis and Asheville both have decent tech scenes although I don't know if they have the tourist capacity to encourage tech people to move there.
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Comment #16774928
I was lucky enough to get a job with one of the "old tech" Austin companies (being IBM, Dell, National Instruments, ...) and I'm really enjoying it. We have a couple of main tech o…