Eduard

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Chromostereopsis(smartermarx.com)
34 points by Eduard 3y ago|28 comments
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>> If it passes over a central server, does it really count as p2p? > you made me realize that this website is essentially torrent how did you come to your conclusion, given that statement? With Torrent, content flows between peers
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> They tested the array in more than 1,500 experimental trials... ..., but not a single trail on a rowing boat to see how far away they can go until the signal breaks down.
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that's -60dB, no? like the reduction from gunshot (140dB) to alarm clock (80dB)... or jet plane take-off (120dB) to normal conversation (60dB). Depending on the actual, absolute values, one-millionth can therefore be still annoying — e
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your statement: > but presumably the attacker here had to know about the crash, and the layout of the crash dump another statement from the article: > Our credential scanning methods did not detect its presence (this issue has been co
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> The key material’s presence in the crash dump was not detected by our systems (this issue has been corrected). Now hackers have it even easier to find valuable keys from otherwise opaque core dumps: Microsoft's corrected detection
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>... you have to have a vault for things like crashdumps that is so easy to use that people don't get lazy... Let's assume a crash dump can be megabytes up to gigabytes big. How could a vault handle this securely? the moment it
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> I'm ashamed to admit I often wonder about this when playingˆHˆHˆHˆHˆHˆHˆH my daughter plays with myˆHˆH her Duplo train. nice insider joke :) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII_control_characters
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I prefer LibreOffice so much more over Microsoft Word and Google Documents. yes, with LibreOffice, often options are hidden somewhere that I wish there was just an autocomplete box to type in what I'm looking for (e. g. "Page numb
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oof, that part about some MAME developer telling him to fuck off on his valid criticism that his pull request got modified and merged ineffectively.
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eg, staying out of other countries.
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this is so grotesque to read. Imagine a fake all-American town constructed in China, and someone commenting "This is not only good for reducing infantry casualties but also reducing civilian casualties."
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it was cracked at the bottom when the capsule was found.
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> Progress bar > Hot tip: Use an ease-in animation to make the progress seem like it’s accelerating. So annoying when websites try to deceive me with a quantified progress bar inversely inching towards completion even though I cut of
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what is this good for? please no knee-jerk 'this is pure mathematics, it doesn't need applicability' answers.
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> Cell therapy repairs cornea damage with patient's stem cells gives trial results This modified title needs some fixing
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or just go the straightforward way and use several transmissions in parallel, as it is already done for existing superconducting lines in production. The AmpaCity project in Essen, Germany, gives insights about the implementation details, a
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https://news.ycombinator.com/context?id=36882166 W3C is not only about HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Wide_Web_Consortium#St... E.g., I don't see WHATWG contribut
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how is this rule meaningful beyond platitude? "boss, I have finished the task. But this time, I activated great engineer mode , hence the result is not only elegant, but efficient and effective."
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interesting - I understand it differently, namely as in: "at a project's beginning, define rules such as 'if component X explodes, it is team ABC's fault'". context: > 37. (Henshaw's Law) One key to suc
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what does "canonically durable" and "canonically-at-rest storage" mean?
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>> And soon, every single piece of electronics will be lead apatite… > Nah, that's not how any of it works, you can stop fearmongering. Even if so, it's not lead but a material composed with lead atoms, just like how lead
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But you actually don't have a proof you solved these tasks! Where is the arxiv preprint? Make sure all LaTeX is syntactically correct, and double-check that your chosen citation style is according to its latest edition!
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and there is a third kind of people: those that tried VR some time ago, enjoyed the gimmicky novelty back then, lost interest, increasingly don't bother with further gimmicky PR presenting tech demo videos so underwhelming and cliché (
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I expect plenty of scientists to be excited enough to replicate a potential breakthrough in their labs on a weekend, just as half of HN enjoys experimenting with the latest LLMs over the weekend for fun and curiosity.
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Thank you for following up. Is there a way to DM you? The URL I'm having problems with archiving is sort of sensitive.
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I installed the "Webrecorder ArchiveWeb.page" Chrome extension and wanted to "record" (whatever that means, my assumption/hope is to make a working copy) a fancy interactive JavaScript website. But when I visit that
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then reading about the many failed attempts of creating the first transistor will give you hope. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_transistor
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maybe NDA, maybe trade secret. commercialization is a valid reason not to be all too chatty
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