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Thank you.

I somehow cannot make same setup HP work with 4k@60Hz at all - 4k@30Hz works, but not 60Hz. Would you be kind an post screenshot (link to an imgur.com) showing that this indeed, is possible, and I shall have hope? Also, what monitors do you have, sorry?

Hmm... so many questions

  1. Go binaries are bloated already. Do they plan to compress this (and other textual info, like full type names) in the binary?

  2. I saw enough of build pipelines that do not clone repositories, but do a shallow copy for a tag, and have no .git folder. How much info will be added in this case?
  
  3. Moreover, pretty much every serious build has source generation steps (protobuf, jooq, etc - you name it). If resulting executable will have a very particular info about these, the sheer amount of information added will probably make executables considerable larger.

Source?

Would you be kind and expand a bit on "snake oil salesman" in connection to unclebob? Thank you!

Excessive battery usage IS a good example of a "glaring issue", especially for a mobile device.

Quite an interesting article. The only question I have to author is how sure is he/she that seeding data was not contaminated with information from 2020?

And for the end of it - 2023 sounds about right. Unless that "erythrocyte binding site" prediction is true...

I keep hearing about this project over and over again. Do you know what is the current status of that project?

Since FT article is paywalled, would you be kind to quote these names here?

(for a reference to "appropriate xkcd picture with blinking Hitler inserted" - https://xkcd.com/528/ )

Does it exist for other db technologies (mysql, etc) available through RDS, or it is a pure Postgres-on-AWS thing?

> how rude Linus is.

In general, or you can point exact wording in his letter which you consider "rude", sorry?

I think you make a valid point here - there are not a lot of companies willing to expose something like this. Even less so second time around.

[meta] I would REALLY love for people down-voting something to explain why they do this. Maybe as HN feature for the first 200 downvotes, you have to reply to the post or upvote one below that explains it...

"Adopting" is a bit strong in this case - Lombok is popular, but not THAT popular :).

My fully-loaded 2019 16-inch MacBook feels VERY underpowered actually - once you try to use all the cores (multiple compilation threads, parallel tests with multiple docker images running), it goes into what I would call a "heat shock". I suspect throttling kicks in and cpu charts in Activity Monitor become close-to-death flatlines. Oh, and the fan noise becomes non-ignorable too.

Use lombok "addon"? https://projectlombok.org/features/val

thank you

No, it does not. There is a paragraph _talking_ about it, but not much info still.

How do they do heat management and dissipation on such a big wafer? I can imagine some different parts heats up differently, putting a mechanical strain on wafer, and leading to cracks.

Ask her to uninstall it before going for upgrade. Then reinstall it remotely by using Google App store online - you can push installations to specific handset on the account.

Please forgive my ignorance, but what does PAMP stand for?

upgrading from 8 to 11 is a good step to have. You will not believe how many problems pops up. Upgrading from 8 to 17 might be a very hard exercise - libraries and all..

Isn't it sort of what OpenBSD(?) does with having return/entrance pointers masked with an additional bits that only kernel knows? (my memory is really vague on details, sorry)

A friendly reminder, just like many other things.

To think of it... how viable such a "computer" would be? Would it be prohibitively inefficient? Or the other way around? What about parallelization - very easy, impossible at all, or something in between?

store it (something) like protobuf does - the smaller the number, the less bytes it takes?

"One" is a matter of pride for the Lineage, as it was one of the phones that was originally shipped with Cyanogen (MOD?). So there is a community that continues to support it. (And I also think it is also a "f... you" statement to all of these who said "the hardware is too old to support newer versions of Android")

probably missing /s tag