MaxikCZ

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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
The thing is that the spacetime around blackholes get curved to the actual extremes. When we imagine flying "at nearly the speed of light" towards something thats traveling the same speed towards you, we tend to imagine a collisio
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
8-22km at interstellar speeds? Probably total extinction level.
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
Yes, I will judge you for requiring javascript to display a page of such basic nature.
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
As if start's search ever found anything...
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
Thats such a bad example. Ofc you can carry NO2 bottles plugged into something, if its not air intake of your car, and investigation should happen finding you not guilty.
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
> met one person [...] who actually pays for YT Premium. I dont like that while the ad revenue barely extracts a dollar from me, my subscription suddenly expects $10-30 per month regardless of my usage. Thats not "we need to charge
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
My guess would be the answer is right in the part before you quote? If theres more "space" (imagining more space coordinates possible) for me on the left than on the right, me jumping to a random location would statistically move
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
I presume you don't install that service on every startup?
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
> The app fails when I want to locate a file from another drive that I share between PCs and doesn't use the NTFS file format. Another thing it could do better is to feel a bit more system intergraded. Windows treat it like a separa
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
When the web will get drowned in AI slop, how exactly we will do any factchecking at all?
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
People who are suspectible to read AI slop as universal truth do so because they dont read much at all. I guess you would be surprised how huge amount of users dont bother to read anything at all: a popup only exists in a sense "how do
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
Its good to be shown direction. When I only have a vauge idea of what I want, AI usually helps me frame it into searchable terms I had no clue existed.
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
Half my browser extensions have sole purpose of removing shit from sites I visit. HN is like a unicorn that havent made me block a single thing yet.
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
I didnt a single copy/paste since installing cursor (obviously excluding unrelated ones).
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
So its dangerous to use open ways, because if a lot of people use open way, google will close it? So people should worry to use the open way out of fear of being punished if they do? I dont even know how to express myself about this style o
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
Seems its gonna be easier to edit the muster than to have functional product.
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
> Gemini 2.5 Pro is better at coding than Claude Id be careful with stating things like these as fact. I asked Gemini for half an hour to write code that draws a graph the way I want, it never got it right. Then I asked Cladue 3.7 and it
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
> Maybe the bar is really low When any video starts by asking AI "Make me a todo app" I loose interest right away
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
But they are not making the decision whether you are allowed to board or not, they are just there to enforce it. You can't talk your way on a plane with them no matter what you say if your scanned boarding pass lights up red instead of
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
> The order describes its next change as protecting “confidential business information.” This change allows manufacturers to request the shielding of three data points about a crash that were previously disclosed: the answer to the quest
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
Still wouldn't change a thing. The gate keeper has no say into who gets let on the plane and who doesn't, they are there just to enforce the decision. The only way to get this solved is if in the executive meetings one person goes
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
I wish there was something like this for safari on macos. Lately the option to disable ambient lighting around video has been reseting to ON for me on every video I open. I cant even formulate how I feel about that without breaking some rul
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
They are talking about how their thumbs up / thumbs down signal were applied incorrectly, because they dont represent what they thought they measure. If only there was a way to gather feedback in a more verbose way, where user can spec
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
I have pretty strong intuition for how "sound looks". I know how to imagine a wavelength of sound, how the medium works over time etc. I don't have the same intuition about light, as the sound analogy of a wavelength (distanc
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by MaxikCZ 1y ago
It's not about measuring peak to peak in distance, it's about measuring how long it takes for one spot to encounter second peak after first. The fact that the first peak traveled some distance is irrelevant, as its entirely depend
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by MaxikCZ 2y ago
Reminds me the "Sandwich that tastes like sandwich with chicken".
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by MaxikCZ 2y ago
Mutha?ucka charge a two buck transaction fee Makes my payment short, my rent comes back to me Minus a twenty-five dollar penalty So, you'll feed me 'cause of your mutha?uckin? fee
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by MaxikCZ 2y ago
Theres plenty of what you suggest going on all the time, loot spawning in unlootable places etc. Problem is, theres always some difference between valid and invalid target, and if the game knows it, cheat extracts that information and acts
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by MaxikCZ 2y ago
Wouldnt hollowing the earth not change its rotation speed? And if the hollowed material would be deposited on surface, wouldnt the speed actually decrease?
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by MaxikCZ 2y ago
My experience with LG wasnt any better. Thorough about a year the tv became increasingly unresponsive. You start it, after 30 seconds the sound andpicture appeared, and for about 2 full minutes it would not react to inputs what so ever (exc

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