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mkonecny

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    Comment #43263465

    On this note, I used to make android apps on the oldest slowest phone I could find. Was always complimented how snappy my apps felt since most users had a modern phone

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    Comment #42420736

    For the diagonal lines the runner turned his GPS off at some points, and turned back on at another, causing Strava to fill in the missing data with a diagonal line

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    Comment #42359039

    All Samsung Galaxy phones have a built in desktop OS called Dex. I remember plugging my monitor usb-c cable to charge my phone and being blown away when a desktop UI appeared on th…

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    Comment #41714247

    A coincidence is not ironic

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    Comment #38531092

    The author explicitly mentions this is how the game is implemented in the first 1/3 of the article

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    Comment #37946625

    Curious which part of this uses AI. Doesnt it just track mouse / keyboard events across the session?

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    Comment #37048838

    From what I understand, you need to use an third party app "Athlytic" to access your HRV data

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    Comment #37047925

    An HRV monitor (whoop, oura, garmin watch) that let me see how much stress I was putting my body when eating unwell / drinking. Has changed me to a much cleaner diet

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    Comment #36535985

    It's a bit of a misnomer. Steel is literally Iron + Carbon. So the carbon in carbon steel is redundant

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    Comment #36464020

    How does this work if you run a database insert query from the command line? Or to a remote database?

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    Comment #36452373

    And yet they allowed passengers to control the sub. Theres a video out there where one of the passengers hit the ground with a loud thud while at the controls

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    Comment #33589584

    You may as well have said "Im glad im not the only one who noticed Linux/Mac OS is slow" or Intel/AMD is slow or bash/fish/ksh is slow My working understanding is that a program is…

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    Comment #33127693

    These devices beacon every few seconds to announce their location.

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    Comment #30517884

    NownPOS | Toronto | Full-Stack Developer | Full Time | https://www.nownpos.com Shape the future of commerce. NownPOS is an emerging technology company with clients across North Ame…

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    Comment #26097693

    The article mentions you cannot use the app until its been updated

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    Comment #25908564

    Not saying you're wrong, but go read the criticisms of Tesla when it first started, and your comment mirrors those. Of course there are difficult hurdles to overcome, otherwise eve…

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    Comment #24970651

    NownPOS | Toronto | Full-Stack Developer | Full Time | https://www.nownpos.com Shape the future of commerce. NownPOS is an emerging technology company with clients across North Ame…

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    Comment #23085120

    I dont get it. How would a computer solve this?

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    Comment #21653968

    Are you sure? This was the case in mysql 5.5 but 5.6 and up will not take the table offline anymore. > Several ALTER TABLE operations can be performed without copying the table, wi…

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    Comment #21566477

    Are we sure this is not a step backwards? We woild benuaing.less water, but filling our lakes with lubricant?

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    Comment #21505522

    Is this applicable to mysql?

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    Comment #21492109

    > The work has already given him a new tool when he talks with his patients. > “When I have a patient in front of me diagnosed with the syndrome, they will almost certainly get can…

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    Comment #21435923

    I wonder if theres an inflection point where using older operating systems cause you to be more resilient to viruses - presumably because malicious software is written targetting m…