Brave-Steak

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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
90% seems good with poor fit. That's a far cry from people saying its pointless to use N95 masks outside of a hospital setting.
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
Projects like this should be "hacked" and the data released into the wild. It's insane that we so willingly lock up vast amounts of culture and media behind copyright law which hasn't even been around in its current form
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
An AMD laptop for 200-250 would be a steal, IMO. The performance is far better (for comparison https://openbenchmarking.org/result/1912177-HU-MANJAROPO12 ) and x86 support is something I wouldn't want to pass on if
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
This looks interesting. Is stylus-support (iOS and Android) planned? Free-form marking and writing notes directly on an ebook (in whatever format) would be awesome.
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
Even if the Swedes did do it, I'd prefer them far more than the authoritarian CCP.
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
Yeah, it's a bit scary. What I'm not sure about is how much the remdesivir helped with the recovery (and how) or if he would have recovered anyway.
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
It's worth reading the case history in its entirety, which describes in detail the progression of the illness in the patient and steps taken by the hospital. This is the first time I've seen a detailed account and AFAIK there have
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
How close are we to making drones that can take on a modern fighter? We still need planes that are capable of establishing air superiority.
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
One could argue that thinning the population of the older demographic with pre-existing (and expensive) conditions could be a net benefit to governments with socialized healthcare. See Taiwan which has repeatedly had to refund their system
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
This is like the pot calling the kettle black. Why are people still recommending Telegram over solutions like Signal or Matrix?
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
How long can a plane like the F-35 fire on a target with the cannon before it passes over it?
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
How hard is it to start working on a compiler like this?
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
I don’t know if this is a real option, but did you consider anonymously leaking it to the press?
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
Could you imagine? "I decided not to disclose my tax evasion because I knew I'd be punished. I'm innocent!"
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
You must be willfully ignorant if you don't see all of China's work to influence Western countries in ways that are favourable to China, despite their despicable track record in ... I don't know, lots of things regarding huma
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
> America, India, and Germany These countries aren't geopolitical threats to each other in any sense. China is. That's basically it.
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
Seemed to have helped the last time they did exactly this. So I don't see it as an overreaction or completely irrational. Reports say that the makeshift hospital they built in record time for SARS in Beijing turned out to treat 1/
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
Imo, the most interesting part is at the bottom under "What's going on" > The physical infrastructure projects enumerated above occurred before 1970 to a disproportionate degree. Why? Some works containing hypotheses: Is t
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
13"
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
> Personally I just don't use split-screen apps on the iPad I think that's the problem. As somebody who uses splitscreen all the time, it's utterly painful. It's a great feature, but whoever designed it from a usabili
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
> the multi-tasking, drag&drop, split-screen interface is very complex and confusing even for me, who have been using the iPad for ten years. I use my iPad Pro's multitasking stuff daily and it still confuses and infuriates me.
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
I use my iPad Pro in splitscreen almost exclusively. Probably because I mainly use it for notetaking and research, instead of as just an entertainment device. That said, the usability of multitasking has for some reason become far worse on
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
I think one of the worst parts of this kind of stuff is that paying for the product doesn't mean they stop selling all your data. It just means they make even more money off of you.
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
> morally wrong Debatable. There are plenty of situations where I feel I'm morally justified in pirating things. When my values tell me that companies shouldn't be able to profit off of something they made 20-30 years ago, then
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
Wait, can you elaborate on that? Cursory glance at google suggests there can be sufficient other sources of hydrocarbons aside from dinosaurs being wiped out by a meteor.
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
Which is cross-compiling from Linux.
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
Hmmm, maybe I'm being dense, but I don't see any exe to run and there are no instructions for compiling it. Am I missing something? edit: Okay, it's in https://gitlab.com/KilgoreTroutMaskReplicant/1oom&#x
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
Or you could just store a crazy amount of information on one medium that's big enough. Can somebody calculate how much it would need to be before it's measurable with modern instruments?
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
Interesting stuff. > the Remember–Know paradigm describes two main types of retrieval response, Remember versus Know. Knowledge which is Remembered is typically recollected in close association with related information pertaining to the
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by Brave-Steak 7y ago
> Does it need to be better? If you feel fulfilled, then no, maybe not. Many of us are, however, speaking from the perspective that we do feel it needs to be better because we feel empty and unfulfilled.

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