dmishe

wait, racism, in what part of the post?

Wasn't this announced a month or so ago?

How do you like rain and snow?

How is that estimation done, I'm very curious?

Nope. This is _the_ question here, what prevented them from pushing framebuffer data to the adapter, which then puts it into HDMI compatible form

Yep, and the comment about them using already existent h264 support in hardware I think supports dry-run-fastest-to-deadline solution.

Re pins, I'm not EE either, but I don't get why people concern about number of pins so much, as I asked earlier in this thread, is there a relation between number of pins and bandwidth (well with physics involved there is _some_)?

I think that if you have a 1080p source on your phone, it goes to tv as 1080 and without another compression step, it's only mirroring that reduces the resolution (which, for ipad mini, is less than 1080p btw) and introduces compression pass

>the Lightning devices of today will be in a museum.

Why? They'll plug another $50 adapter on it and it'll work.

But then there's 4K, if we're talking about future proofing.

Well, say right now it cannot transmit 1080p60 raw. Could it with new hardware in device and adapter? Or put another way — does number of pins limit bandwidth in any way?

I think the main takeaway is that yes, lightning is future proof and can adapt to any output you want it to.

I do wonder what's the reason for encode/decode cycle was in the first place though.

I was planning to switch from verizon to tmobile value for a while now. Even with ETF on verizon it is worth it. Now the only concern I have is network quality, which as I've heard is not that great even in big cities (opinions welcome).

But I really want this model to win, so I think I will switch regardless.

Do whatever, just push 4G dataplans to bigger caps, I would drop cable for that.

I would say 2 because every package out there works with it, not the case with 3 still. So it will be easier for you to follow docs and tutorials.

Plus, 2 is not going away in near future, and you'll be able to pick up 3 easily after that

Were you advised because of some condition where it was clear tonsils was the problem, or just a routine operation?

I thinkg that tonsils is one of first line defenses against bacteria/infections, so removing them would be suboptimal, although necessary

I'm from Ukraine and love me some yogurt, but the first time I have even heard about celiac was at my first US doctor visit. Plus it looks to me that the whole industry of non-gluten food is so big here, while non-existant at home.

it is Mac OS X, or better yet, OS X since 10.8

Github seems to hire new people once or twice a week, yet their jobs page lists 1 or 2 openings at most and the last one, enterprise support eng was there for a long time. I'm curious how does that work?

oh my god

It happens all the time, if item is sold directly by amazon llc then they could refund you ahead of time and ask that you send in the item within a couple of weeks. Sometimes they also check UPS status and refund as soon as you dropped the item

Exactly, then it will be news, now it's nothing

It's merely another camera in the sky, what's the big deal, they're not firing (yet?)

So I know a guy at Microsoft on h1b who makes ~100k, is that underpaid or what?

5s maybe, but not 6

Well true, but still, 72k in sfba and seattle is really different

MS for one is not

we use it on free heroku tier (actually we just had to bump db to $5 plan) to grab errors from 3 django apps, so far so good.

To whoever is interested, I am maintaining this repo, that allows you to install sentry on heroku in a couple of steps https://github.com/dmishe/sentry-on-heroku

Interesting, but still this is connecting to outside server. For mac there's Postgres.app

Technically treason — the best kind of treason

118 with what? In IL I could find a 0 coinsurance plan at least, starting at around 300 depending on deductible. You can't do that in WA, they all have 30-35% coinsurance, they have deductibles of 10+ and out-of-pocket maximums at twice of that.

It looks like agents are able to find a much better option, presumably inside group plans, but still.