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manaskarekar

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About manaskarekar

Languages I enjoy: Rust, Python, Clojure, Zig, C++, C, Go

https://github.com/manaskarekar

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    You can disable the invocation of the lights. Fn + L + Light button for 6 seconds for the K series. YMMV depending on the exact model. https://keychronsupport.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/…

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    Doogie Howser M.D. vibes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EX0_Tuzr4wE

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    Comment #47256140

    There’s still temporal dithering. It can be disabled but it doesn’t seem to help. https://github.com/aiaf/Stillcolor

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    Thanks. I’ve had issues with T14s for a couple of gens where the machine wakes up during the closed lid and runs the battery down. I’ve tried the usual troubleshooting. This has be…

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    Does lid close to sleep and open to wake work as expected?

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    Comment #46349697

    Since it's framed as 'in between' Rust and Go, is it trying to target an intersection of both languages' use-cases?

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    Haha, mine’s funnily somewhat on the nose. ———- The Rust-Evangelizing Hardware Romantic A developer who believes every global outage is just a missing question mark away from salva…

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    Comment #44997841

    And they're too large. I know, super unpopular opinion. I prefer the middle of the road size on trackpads with the physical buttons form the dell latitudes of 2010s. They work rema…

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    Thanks for the anecdote. I like the simple, well designed, silent, cool and fanless design. If I were to need any more performance I'd just swap it out for a newer MBA or a MBP wit…

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    It's pulling the heat away from a concentrated region into a larger region. Performance numbers reflect the optimization. I personally haven't done it for fear of affecting the bat…

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    Comment #44455909

    Off topic: That font/layout/contrast on the page is very pleasing and inviting.

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    Comment #43467458

    jschoe's post is actually a Turing test for us. :) (just kidding jschoe)

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    Parent is thinking Semantic Versioning.

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    First followed you on flickr ages ago, then your networking guide! Thanks for the amazing resources.

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    Yes, it's just easier to call it that without having to sprinkle asterisks at each mention of it :) And yes, the impressive part is that this kind of bandwidth is hard to get on la…

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    Thanks, but just to put things into perspective, this calculation has counted 8 channels which is 4 DIMMs and that's mostly desktops (not dismissing desktops, just highlighting tha…

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    If the 2x multiplier holds up, the Ultra update should bring it up to 1080GBps. Amazing.

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    The M3 Max was 400GBps, this is 540GBps. Truly an outstanding case for unified memory. DDR5 doesn't come anywhere near.

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