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I just bought a cheap Intel i3 10100T that have a TDP of 35W.
There is a bios option to reduce that to 25W.
Thoses are not sold to end users and must be purchased through craiglist or equivalent.
I just bought a cheap Intel i3 10100T that have a TDP of 35W.
There is a bios option to reduce that to 25W.
Thoses are not sold to end users and must be purchased through craiglist or equivalent.
A tip I forgot to give: Use the debugger very early while learning JS, it’s very helpful to understand what the code is doing.
How good have you found ChatGPT to be?
It’s great for snippets, or explaining simple code.
It does fail often when hitting deep in some API, or when you want to do thing in a specific way because you know what you are doing.
You have to talk a lot to it, if you want it to produce code for you.
But in your case, i recommend to never copy paste JS from ChatGPT, because it’s your first programming language (html and css are not programming language), and making your brain used to code will be the most important thing
I said to not copy, but you can ask questions to it, and it will be often correct, dont hesitate to send big chunks of your own code to chatgpt to get explanations.
As @eldritch_lich said, react native is a good choice.
Start to learn JS first. Find tutorial in the format you want.
You will have to write useless code for the sake of learning.
Then when you will start to know a bit of JS, you can start to learn html, css, then react.
Then you will be able to write your app.
It may sounds like a lot, but:
The fact you call it “search results being subpar” tell me you never used the big top search bar labeled “Type /
to search”.
You can’t make an interface that everyone will understand, there will always be a percentage of user who will be lost.
If you used the top search bar, there was always this tab selection.
The looks changed a few month ago, but the featureset was visually the same.
I mean what view do you even get in this case ?
The code tab, shows… code ?
You used the wrong search bar, you just used the one for the file list.
There is a search icon on the top right.
You are just spreading toxicity on a funny post.
They still have some few good content. I didn’t found an equivalent of the (inexhaustive) selector list of W3School on mdn.
Did you just commented just because you saw W3School and didn’t even read the image ?
Missed KVM, IPMI, VM, at least.
So do all file formats.
I don’t think you understand what I’m saying.
json, XML files for examples doesn’t have schemas by defaults. Schema exists but are totally optional, and are most of the times never there.
The same holds for all file formats: don’t go around licking random bits in a file, use a client instead
Most of the time the file was written by something not implemented to be used by third party.
That’s really besides the point.
As far as I’m aware, I’m the one making the point here.
A database carry the schema, structure, that allow you to validate that you are still having the structure you want.
SQLite is both a file and a database, but what I’m saying is that people shouldn’t mess with the file, but the database interface instead.
I have nothing against third party clients, the important thing is keeping the structure.
API users shouldn’t have to reparse themselves the data, or worse, guess the structure of the file.
The facts a DB use the Filesystem behind the scenes, is an implementation details the user shouldn’t be much concerned about, some DB can do without Filesystems.
I read flash and was horrified a second.
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Maybe you need to Google a bit to see Elon never hid the fact he is a degenerate.
https://futurism.com/the-byte/elon-musk-catgirl-robots
Maybe minibus but in no way it will works with full sized bus.
The ideal bus to commute is a bus line with frequent bus, you don’t have to check the time, just show up and in a few minutes there is a bus.
Very rich man proceed to buy a lot of medias, make them share propaganda to vote for the politician that will make you work more.
Again fireship make a video and show content he doesn’t understand.
Wave function collapse is more close to a sudoku solver than quantum mechanics. Yes there is a “superposition of state” when computing a sudoku.
A good video about wave function collapse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SuvO4Gi7uY
Sleep sort doesn’t delegate to the CPU scheduler, but OS scheduler.
It may not order items with very little wait time and often use it’s own sorting algorithm.
Fireship seems to also ignore the existence of post-quantic cryptography https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-quantum_cryptography