DiThi

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by DiThi 11y ago
I think it was a setting.
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by DiThi 11y ago
In the official graph it actually goes negative.
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by DiThi 11y ago
It's glitchy in Firefox. Here's the official real time graph https://demanda.ree.es/demandaGeneracionAreasEng.html
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by DiThi 11y ago
I see a bit over 12% during a big part of the day. The yellow/orangeish part.
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by DiThi 11y ago
Also Perejil island disputed by my country. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perejil_Island
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by DiThi 11y ago
It also happens with Tumblr, and just as bad. At least FB puts "<some people you know> and 1526 others shared this" instead of a long list of noise. In Tumblr it sort of works because nobody reads the "comments", i
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by DiThi 11y ago
Sill both zero (dot many zeroes).
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by DiThi 11y ago
10/10 too by listening to the fade-out, with a bluetooth headset.
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by DiThi 11y ago
Can you link to information about this? I can't find anything.
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by DiThi 11y ago
Because many browsers are still 32 bit even in 64 bit systems. That means they get 2GB of virtual space in total. And frequently they don't have 256 MB of aligned and continuous virtual memory (and I suffered the pain of trying to deve
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by DiThi 11y ago
Atom and Brackets use the big old bloated DOM, and not very well. At least in the case of Atom, it's used awfully, and plugins can block the main thread (and they do with big-ish files). Anyway, the discussion is the use of JS. The lan
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by DiThi 11y ago
JS performs well, JS VMs are small enough (or at least comparable to Java's core) and since it runs local code instead of code from the internet, it's pretty secure. I've done desktop applications[0] made with JS, with the .e
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by DiThi 11y ago
The biggest difference in this case is that the mobile version is native instead of using a WebView. Yes, it uses JS in the background but uses native widgets, which results in a much better user experience.
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by DiThi 11y ago
How can it work in the browser? There's no reference to WebRTC in the code.
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by DiThi 11y ago
Am I the only one annoyed by videos with very short cuts that barely let you see the properties of the material?
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by DiThi 11y ago
Are we seeing the same page? The only reason they mention is speed.
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by DiThi 11y ago
I got over that limitation by converting the code to a data URL, like this: var blob = new Blob([worker_code_string], {type: 'application/javascript'}); var worker_uri = (window.URL || window.webkitURL).createObject
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by DiThi 11y ago
(edited) After reading the author's comment above mine, you're very probably right.
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by DiThi 11y ago
I haven't checked, but I suspect that a better down scaling method can be used while still being compatible with the same decoding algorithm.
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by DiThi 11y ago
Many complain here about how bad the disks where, but nobody seem to remember the sudden quality drop in the late 90s. For me it was very different to use a (not very used) 10 year old disk than using a freshly bought one, any brand.
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by DiThi 11y ago
VRML is basically an HTML-like format for storing 3D assets. There have been a bunch of XML-based formats created in the following 2 decades, the most used being COLLADA. There are two types of COLLADA compatibility: the ones that uses the
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by DiThi 11y ago
The best articles I've read about this topic are the ones in waitbutwhy.com. There are three, this is the first one: http://waitbutwhy.com/2013/10/why-procrastinators-procrastin...
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by DiThi 11y ago
For brotli_static, I think a header can be easily added for serving pre-compressed content. And a dynamic version may be too slow. Zstd is better for dynamic compression. Or libslz today for very fast compression with zlib compatibility.
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by DiThi 11y ago
As someone else mentioned, Litecoin. Not in passwords but in "mining" (proof of work). It resisted GPU for a while until it didn't. Although the difference between CPU and GPU was not big (much smaller than with SHA256). The
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by DiThi 11y ago
In the genre the world only moves when you do.
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by DiThi 11y ago
Same here. I have very good ear but I didn't recognize 2-3 decently sounding melodies. Of course some are so distorted I don't make an effort to recognize.
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by DiThi 11y ago
I agree. There were slower but cheaper lines that were just eliminated, and now it's too expensive (for some people living there) to go to some places by train. My point, though, was about the trains that are made in my country, not ho
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by DiThi 11y ago
> Wouldn't the hassle in coordinating things across multiple countries be much higher? Not much more than across US states. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schengen_Agreement (although as someone else commented,
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by DiThi 11y ago
An increasingly number of desktop windows apps I use have touch controls. Most of the time being able to scroll and zoom with touch is all an app needs to be usable.
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by DiThi 11y ago
It bugged me that the 2-brick possibilities pic in [1] wasn't ordered so I made this http://i.imgur.com/ShWZnwl.png [1] http://www.math.ku.dk/~eilers/lego.html

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