GloriousKoji

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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
The "death zone" starts at 26,000 feet. The peak of the mountain is about 1,000 feet under the death zone so supplemental oxygen isn't a requirement. That being said the effect of lower oxygen is you go slower. It took them a
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
Probably the same ones who came up with the idea of "Partial zero" (emissions).
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
I thought most of the hate was for tri-wing and pentalobe.
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
You mean USB 3.2 Gen 2x1 aka USB 3.1 Gen 1 aka USB 3.0 aka Super Speed USB? Or do you mean Thunderbolt 3 which supports USB 3.2 Gen 2×1 aka USB 3.1 Gen 2 which was called SuperSpeed+ USB but is now SuperSpeed USB 10Gbps? Or the newest USB4
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
The touchpads are absolutely absurdly large, Apple could have easily made it a little bit smaller and fit both a row of function keys and the touch bar.
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
I know IP laws like copyright and trademarks are vilified because of how companies like Disney and Nintendo weaponized them but I appreciate how the spirit of the law is still kept intact when protecting things like Calvin and Hobbes.
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
It's the more rasperry pi "thing" because it's simpler, cheaper and more accessible. You don't want to use a barrel jack because it's too easy to plug in the an adapter with the wrong voltage or polarity and it
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
One time I processed a lot of hot peppers and was foolish enough to do it bare handed. I can't taste things with my hand but it was burning and hurting to the point where I couldn't sleep that night from the pain. I don't thi
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
> It's also very surprising to me that the median home sold price in Seattle is more than New York City. Surprised me too but then it seems more reasonable when you see media listing home price per sqft in New York is $780 compared
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
"The more things change, the more they stay the same." When I was a student decades ago it was when they first introduced anti-plagiarism software. We all had to submit a printed out copy of our book reports along with a floppy di
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
> Also this is the type of stuff where Apple would make sure the end user would not have to worry about it Some of the earlier macbooks with USB-C had overheating problems if the USB-C power cable was connected to any of the ports on the
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
CS2 is missing a bunch of maps compared to CS:GO but at least they didn't mess with gameplay like they did Overwatch 2 (removing a tank).
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
You should look into the mods for replacing the GDROM drive with a SDCard reader.
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
Seems like the CDC reducing the suggested isolation time from 10 days to 5 was a mistake.
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
USB3 (on USBC) is actually asymmetric signaling so you need either a separate chip or digital logic to handle muxing the signals around which is extra cost Apple probably doesn't want to eat. The USB-2 pins on USBC are symmetrical so n
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
Might want to still hold onto those cables for the Apple magic mouse, magic trackpad and magic keyboard.
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
It was an era of science where the easiest way to observe an animal up close in detail was to first shoot it with a gun. Makes you appreciate how far we've come with things like high speed cameras, batteries for record length, gps trac
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
We've stripped off the religious part and rebranded it as mindfulness. There have been reports of having positive impact on mental health.
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
They're using April 2022 or 2021 data for the housing cost, no wonder the living wage number is way off.
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
I think a few key differences compared American Factory is the Chinese glass factory effectively replaced the automotive factory, China doesn't have strong relations to the US, and the factory was framed as the project of one Chinese b
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
To be fair it's more like 12 cents per kWh for actual electricity and the other 30 cents for delivery.
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
Me: One hundred twenty grams in ounces Siri: Calling Emergency Services Me: frantic swiping to cancel
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
Meanwhile my (new in) 2016 macbook pro overheats if I plug the charging cable in the wrong side, have a bunch of keys that don't register and only moved a total of maybe 300 feet after reaching the office.
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
I got this board game called "Hues and Cues"; it has a large board with a color grid and players take turns drawing cards of a color on the board and give a couple verbal hints to try to get the other players to guess the color. A
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
Something must have broke/exploited. Hitler is still #1 with over 2000 matches but Baseball is in #2 with over 100M matches. The next 20 are 1000-2000 matches.
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
Licenses, certifications, shipping, marketing, local distributor management, etc. is all extra overhead when dealing out of state makes your beer cost more compared to selling it locally. And when selling outside of California accounts for
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
Adding in the car speed and direction information to the monocular camera images gets you an absolute/measured understanding of the world.
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
I wish I didn't. I loved DVORAK when I used it and wish it was the standard so all the video game keys and office shortcuts didn't require a QWERTY layout but I feel like using DVORAK permanently ruined the keyboard pathway in my
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
They're making him return and pay for the merchandise he broke and stole.
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by GloriousKoji 3y ago
His thesis was something along the lines of you let people guess the incorrect answer first and then show how it's wrong the lesson will stick better. This was very apparent and great with his earlier works (eg. teaching gravity and le

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