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nennes

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    Comment #46652252

    Size and pixel density concerns aside, one downside of larger monitors is the power draw. This burns 64W, which adds £3 to your monthly electricity bill if used for 8hrs every week…

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    Comment #40114685

    Mandatory IT crowd reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsP_2IGx1aU

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    Comment #23561103

    Based on the article, it looks like a poor man's decent option is a 1440p monitor at 60Hz that is running at 1:1 scaling. Benefits: * Cheap-ish * Reasonable resolution with crisp t…

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    Comment #22570670

    Yes, dynamic programming as mentioned. Good point about the stable states being sparse, meaning we wouldn't be able to get close enough to a good representation of the image.

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    Comment #22567405

    I'd be curious to see code that generates an initial state that when running indefinitely can create a stable state which looks as much as possible like a given image. That would b…

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    Comment #22498154

    Yes, you got it, women have more enjoyable things to do than working. How convenient.

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    Comment #22495710

    My argument is that -as a society- we don't really accept that women are facing tons of difficulties that men don't experience, because of their sex. For example, sometimes it's be…

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    Comment #22495562

    So as a gender, women choose lower paid jobs and work less? If this is true and it is a choice, that would mean that women as a gender are either lazy or less qualified. If this is…

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    Comment #22495466

    How do we have equal opportunity? Can you point me towards evidence of this? I guess you're not arguing about the gender wage gap, as it's a well documented fact. What is the point…

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    Comment #22495154

    That's a common argument to justify inequality. If learning is the key, then why is there such a huge income disparity between men and women? Are women lazy and don't learn?

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    Comment #21931574

    I agree that you can roll your own store. You'll miss lot of free functionality and the dev tools, but maybe it's not stuff you need. I also agree that introducing a dependency at …

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    Comment #21931016

    So implementing everything from scratch has more benefits than a well maintained and documented dependency?

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    Comment #21914147

    Same here, using tutanota for the last year. They also offer a calendar, which I haven't tried but assume is encrypted.

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    Comment #21813119

    None taken! I'm getting allergic to corpo talk lately and it looks like I'm overreacting!

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    Comment #21813069

    Is it me or does the below sound condescending? Trying new features is a good way to broaden your skill set, and if there is something you strongly dislike about the usability of a…

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