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Jaxan
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> you can access it when your phone is unlocked without any additional authentication. No you can not. On my iPhone I have to authenticate with my finger print or pin code again for the passwords.
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The computercraft mod allowed one to program lua robots inside minecraft
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But now you need an efficient waste management system.
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This is how we do it too. Never heard of the problem of not knowing whether it was dirt or not.
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This uses more energy than needed. I only try to run full loads.
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It’s interesting how this thread shows how differently people use their dishwasher. From multiple times a day to only in the night and everything in between. So the take away is that dishwashers should not be optimised for a single type of
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> Basically, in general it does not matter whether it takes 1 hour or 2 hours The eco mode of our dishwasher takes 4 hours.
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That’s the point. Why should we be doing the trivial substitution if tools can do that for us!?
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Not just black but also blue (if outside). De blue sky tints the shadows blue.
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Maybe it’s good not to prevent scrolling. I have had many situations where there was a non-scrollable modal dialogue and the buttons were off-screen (my phone has a small screen). So the website became completely unusable.
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What if a variable is also a function?
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This begs the question why we don’t allow spaces in identifiers. (We do allow them in file names for example.)
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I should add: it was rather fancy as it could display graphs and such. But in the end that not very useful, after a few days of watching the readings you start to understand when CO2 increases (people) and decreases (ventilation). It never
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We borrowed a sensor for a few weeks and measured different rooms. The readings are especially high when we invite people. (We cook electric , and I think the stove has little to do with high CO2 in a living space.) The conclusion is that w
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I don’t want to connect my laptop, because my kids might break it. Having just a tv with limited control is perfect for kids.
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I think this is right. To me the Google pixel photos look unnatural. But everything (dark areas to bright areas) is very clearly visible and it has a certain professional look to it. I can see why people like it. But to me, it looks unnatur
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Although the formats are open. An efficient encoder may still be closed.
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From the article: “If the decision can be deferred to the end, this can be solved by the simple maximum selection algorithm of tracking the running maximum (and who achieved it), and selecting the overall maximum at the end. The difficulty
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> it looks like it knows what it's talking about I’m not sure about that. I have never seen the notation Z_2 being used for the Gaussian integers, for example. Their notation is not quite standard and this is often a bad sign. Also
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I think it is a great mindset to try to be as inclusive as possible. It might actually improves everyone’s experience.
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That’s the point!
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I think Julia sets are perhaps what you are looking for.
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It used to, though.
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Why not though. On MacOS you can select text in bitmaps nowadays. So the tech is there to make a grep for pictures.
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Mathologer on YouTube uses PowerPoint (or keynote, don’t remember exactly). He has great math animations. I’m sure it takes a ton of time to make. (It would also take a ton of time to make with manim.)
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We bought it last year. I think it is a model from 2019 or so. Perhaps something is keeping it awake indeed (it is connected to WiFi, and that is also how we use it: it is not connected by any cable). But there is not much to set up, unfort
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So I have the same (9W). It is crazy, especially since the usage when the TV is on is only 35W.
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I measured almost all appliances in my house. And my TV uses around 9W in standby, so consistent with your finding. We don’t have a switch yet and I’m too lazy to (un)plug every time. So currently that is all wasted energy. Mobile phone cha
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I have the same problem. But it seems like a very nice puzzle!
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Yep this. It took me a long time to find this app, since I am not a gamer.
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