Kubuxu

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by Kubuxu 4y ago
You can order prescription lense inserts that lay over the lenses of the VR headset. You don’t have to wear glasses then.
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by Kubuxu 4y ago
It is so rare because tritium is not found in nature in any significant quantity. The amount on the market comes from water recovered from water pools used for spent nuclear material storage. There also is no enormous market for tritium. So
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by Kubuxu 4y ago
Pigeons would probably fall under `mail fraud`.
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by Kubuxu 4y ago
On the other side it is rational if you think about it in abstract where there is no latency between screen and keyboard input. The likely reason you continued typing is that the prompt didn't include what you wanted.
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by Kubuxu 4y ago
Yeah, King for entry level is great, Suehiro Cerax is a mid level upgrade to it. IMO 6000 is too fine for majority of Western kitchen knifes and most non-expensive Japanese knifes. I would go with 1000 and 3000-4000.
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by Kubuxu 4y ago
As they grain of each film frame is independent, you should but there are many techniques to avoid that, generate larger noise texture than your target size and use it with random offset, additionally you randomly mirror it in either direct
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by Kubuxu 4y ago
He should just rename it to IDEA: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Q_gY90vH3t0/maxresdefault.jpg
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by Kubuxu 4y ago
It’s due to carrier landing requirements. When landing on carrier, you don’t flare the aircraft, you just dump it on deck with significant vertical speed. At least that is what you do with F-18 (with 200-400feet per minute descend rate), I
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by Kubuxu 4y ago
Thanks, I knew there had to be a solution, once short content opened in normal player for me, I just didn't find it worth to look for it.
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by Kubuxu 4y ago
There is one primary reason why I don’t watch shorts, you cannot adjust speed of them (I watch most YT at 2.5x speed).
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by Kubuxu 4y ago
Usually the rock is waste from excavation. When buying it you pay the cost of transport, group that did the excavation might have even paid for the rock to be removed.
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by Kubuxu 4y ago
Yeah, this is what you do, for example re-encode the image with Gray code (avoids the Hamming cliff), you split the bit-planes into 8x8 blocks, compute the entropy within them and encode the data for that block in such a way that it has sam
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by Kubuxu 4y ago
"National Security" response implies cooperation with NSA and destroys NIST's credibility.
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by Kubuxu 4y ago
Depends on the implementation and the blockchain, but for many cases there are ways to make such resolutions provably correct, such that you don't have to hold the copy of blockchain and you don't have to trust that a third party
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
but it doesn't, so it isn't a solution
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
It uses WASM which has 64bit integers.
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
See BIP39 for an established standard to creating a mnemonic sequences out of entropy: https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/ad745f2f0155c90f0471ba8...
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
I personally decided to just use them always for clarity and I saw few people around me catch on. Be the change you want to see, especially when it comes to the free minor stuff.
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
re AFCI: In Europe wires running through wooden walls are much less common, so arcing in the wiring is less of a concern.
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
It uses it to expose part of the randomness without exposing internal state and mixing in new random events into the randomness pool. In essence hash functions are frequently used as Pseudo Random Functions as hash functions are PRFs with i
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
Blake3 is still quite new (although it is a tested core) so I would say they made the right call. It would only result in small incremental perf improvement due to reduced number of rounds (10 to 7). Majority of Blake3's perf benefit m
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
Blake3 will only result in small incremental perf improvement due to reduced number of rounds (10 to 7). Majority of Blake3's perf benefit manifests from merkle-tree structure and SIMD processing of multiple input streams at the same t
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
Most Intel processors don't have the extension, it is only Goldmont (low power) and 10th gen and up. All AMD Zen processors have the extension.
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
If you are on Windows and in a single network take a look at Voicemeeter and VBAN: https://vb-audio.com/Voicemeeter/banana.htm
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
Most banks in EU require phone app based confirmations for transfers and other operations (according to PDS2 directive). Visa and Mastercard also introduced 3DSecrue system which piggybacks on the same system of confirmations. Vendors are i
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
Another option would be using an isolated DC-DC converter, like [this] one for $1.22. [this]: https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/mornsun-america-l...
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
I personally buy and drink bottled water for two reasons: 1. It tastes better as I enjoy highly mineralized water 2. It satiates thirst better. Water I usually buy has 100ppm magnesium ions, 340ppm calcium ions and 14ppm potassium ions and
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
It is most likely Hierarchical Deterministic Wallet, where the web server holds only public key and derivation seed. This way the private key doesn't have to reside online and you can generate as many addresses as you want.
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
For me it was Hash of canvas fingerprint Bits of identifying information: 17.84 One in x browsers have this value: 233841.0
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by Kubuxu 5y ago
For desktop applications I just translate the monthly subscriptions into yearly. Most software right now is sold as either yearly subscription or "year of upgrades" so it is one and the same.

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