NavinF

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by NavinF 3y ago
A VGA CRT? Free flyback transformer
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by NavinF 3y ago
Google has gotten pretty lenient about that: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/essentials/spam-po... "If you operate a paywall or a content-gating mechanism, we don't consider this to be clo
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by NavinF 3y ago
Is that an EU thing? In the US you can buy as many $500 visa cards as you want at any grocery store with no ID. You may need a manager's override if you're buying over $10,000 but that's just to verify that you're not fa
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by NavinF 3y ago
I find that obnoxious
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by NavinF 3y ago
"retail investors" normally refers to individuals at home and T+2 doesn't affect them because they have margin accounts. The only limitation is that if you day trade, you'll need $25k in your margin account. If you don&#
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by NavinF 3y ago
Lol. How much do you wanna bet?
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by NavinF 3y ago
I saw that thread and could not relate. Both my desktop (5800x3d/64GB/4090/4K120) and laptop (M2 Pro/32GB/3K120) are just as snappy as that 600MHz machine. More importantly, my machines stay snappy under more demand
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by NavinF 3y ago
Except people really do internalize lag as "normal behavior". Back when PC monitors were stuck at 60Hz, people would unironically claim that "the human eye can't see more than 60 fps". Of course they changed their t
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by NavinF 3y ago
People have tried, but all the local minimums perform about the same so there's no point trying to find a global minimum. A much better strategy is to train multiple models and use all of them at inference time to score better
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by NavinF 3y ago
I've never lost any unfinished messages due to this. I'm pretty sure Chrome prioritizes tabs where you've typed in text. Link in that other comment suggests that Firefox does something similar: "This is a smart process t
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by NavinF 3y ago
I usually have 600 tabs across several windows and desktops. Doesn't hurt performance if you have 64G or more so the real question is "why not?". Switching to an open tab using title text search is way faster than opening a b
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by NavinF 3y ago
Chrome already does that by default: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/02/chrome-110-will-auto...
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by NavinF 3y ago
It's been a long time since I've called anyone using a phone number. VoIP apps like Discord took over because they don't sound like crap
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by NavinF 3y ago
That's what happens when the FAA makes it extremely expensive to get new GA aircraft approved. We're forced to fly 50 year old rust buckets, all in the name of safety
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by NavinF 3y ago
> low end home routers have built-in NAT on the chip Low end home routers have tiny connection tracking tables and fall back to software routing when that table overflows. IMO if you don't notice the massive drop in performance when
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by NavinF 3y ago
That's unrelated. Any firewall can block incoming connections without the massive performance penalty of NAT
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by NavinF 3y ago
> Nearly all of the "bugs" found by the static analyzer won't actually be bugs Which static analyzer is this? Every tool I've used only finds bugs the are provable so the false positive rate is essential zero
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by NavinF 3y ago
When are where was that? I've never heard that usage
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by NavinF 3y ago
They try, but it's pointless. You just gotta change your prompt a bit and click "regenerate response" a few times until it works
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by NavinF 3y ago
Naw the JWST won't stay there after it loses power. > The points L1, L2, and L3 are positions of unstable equilibrium. Any object orbiting at L1, L2, or L3 will tend to fall out of orbit; it is therefore rare to find natural objects
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by NavinF 3y ago
Tbh your title is pretty boring. Everyone already knows that "Everything Is a Quantum Wave"
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by NavinF 3y ago
If you have high end monitors (4K 120Hz or 6K 60Hz), each monitor will use up all the bandwidth so using one cable for multiple monitors is a nonstarter. IIRC there's a way around this limitation with DSC and thunderbolt docks, but it&
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TikTok trend did not cause recent drownings, officials say(cbs42.com)
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by NavinF 3y ago
> laptop that crammed Thunderbolt connections into a regular USB-A port wtf, link? I'm really curious how they did that in a backwards compatible way
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by NavinF 3y ago
Your GPU should be in the x16 slot closest to the CPU because it has the most bandwidth. tbh this sounds like a self-inflicted SFF build problem
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by NavinF 3y ago
> impression that it has been well-known and commonplace for hobbyist and enthusiast PCs for well over 10 years It is. For a long time DP was the only standard that could do variable refresh rate. Even today all high end monitors have DP
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by NavinF 3y ago
Naw it's because >=40G Ethernet never saw much consumer adoption. QSFP DACs and optics are also kinda bulky by consumer standards so a lot of people would want a new connector. Even LC connectors would be too large for laptops.
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by NavinF 3y ago
That would suck. I'd need at least 4 coax cables for each monitor. Btw DP cables are often twinax and eDP cables are often microcoax. In a just, and virtuous world we'd all be using cheap SMF cables with LC connectors
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by NavinF 3y ago
Yes, see sibling comment. > Until recently, Windows has emphasized "Unicode" -W variants over -A APIs. However, recent releases have used the ANSI code page and -A APIs as a means to introduce UTF-8 support to apps. If the ANSI
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by NavinF 3y ago
As long as your users have updated in the last 4 years you can use UTF-8: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/design/global...

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