Sakos

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by Sakos 3y ago
Only planes with the type of door that failed on the Alaskan airlines flight are grounded.
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by Sakos 3y ago
I always find it difficult to square away the critical comments on HN or even studies like this with my own experience. Focused practice on a specific thing I want to get better at or learn has always resulted in rapid improvement in that s
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by Sakos 3y ago
It's even in your comment. Do you seriously not see it?
544.
by Sakos 3y ago
Now we get Microsoft delivered bloat and unwanted, pre-installed software. They'll even automatically install all the OEM junk when updating a fresh W10/11 install with a clean USB stick made from the MS iso. That didn't happ
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by Sakos 3y ago
I've had the same issue with Linux. It's far from immune. I've also generally found it easier to recover a borked Windows install than a Linux one.
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by Sakos 3y ago
For some reason you and others seem to think every action or decision takes the same amount of effort and willpower. That's the only contradiction I see in these comments which is causing all these conflicting opinions.
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by Sakos 3y ago
1) My wrists hurt now 2) Thank god for autocompletion and other things IDEs do to save you from typing so much 3) It's weird and unnatural that the test requires so much whitespace. 4) This reaffirms my decision to get myself a keyboar
548.
by Sakos 3y ago
You also aren't switching planes as frequently as you do trains, much less with 5-15 minutes of time to switch trains in many cases. 6-15 minutes of delay absolutely matters if it means you will likely miss connecting trains, which can
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by Sakos 3y ago
I think it's Apple only because OP made this on an Apple M1 and that's all he intended to support. As for OCR on Windows, there seems to be that functionality available on an OS level: https://medium.com/dataseries
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by Sakos 3y ago
Thanks for sharing. It's a very cool idea. I briefly tried using it but I don't have an AMD card (just Intel and NVIDIA). How difficult do you think it might be for me to implement support for something like NVENC instead? I only
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by Sakos 3y ago
How much more complex is it to go through the images as frames in a video? Is all the processing (like OCR) done before it's added to the video or is that something you can do on each frame?
552.
by Sakos 3y ago
I'm curious as to why you chose to turn the screenshots into a video. What are the benefits of storing them like that instead of as image files?
553.
by Sakos 3y ago
Real companies are granted patents for trivial ideas all the time. Massimo not being a patent troll doesn't mean much.
554.
by Sakos 3y ago
It's getting coverage because the GTAV source and assets weren't publicly leaked until now. The hack was in 2022, but AFAIK nobody but a select few had access to the stolen data.
555.
by Sakos 3y ago
It was GTAV (2013) that was leaked. GTAVI was leaked a few months back in the form of early development videos and the reveal trailer but nothing else. Edit: GTA6 code and a testing build were supposedly also taken in the Rockstar hack, but
556.
by Sakos 3y ago
Searching for "RAG" on Kagi and Google give some AI-related results fairly high up, including results that explain it and say what it stands for.
557.
by Sakos 3y ago
I'm more concerned about the possible write endurance and long-term durability of the data. I've had more than one 512GB SD card fail recently despite not owning them for long.
558.
by Sakos 3y ago
Wow, such a great reflective and introspective interview. I really appreciate reading about hbomberguy's own feelings about the whole thing and I've gained even more respect for him, which I didn't think was possible.
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by Sakos 3y ago
Thanks, I've bought a license now. Another question: Is there a publicly accessible changelog anywhere? All I see is a Discord link and a newsletter, neither of which I'm interested in using just to see what's changed in a ne
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by Sakos 3y ago
That doesn't make it outdated though. It's a happy accident that something developed for a certain set of limitations still has a lot of benefits today without those specific limitations. Who standardized on separate cursor keys?
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by Sakos 3y ago
Wait, is it a perpetual license with 1 year of upgrades or is it a license that expires after a year? The latter would make this a no-go for me even if I really like everything else that I'm seeing.
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by Sakos 3y ago
I agree with you, I'm largely confused by the one who replied to you before.
563.
by Sakos 3y ago
Not sure what's outdated? Modal editing isn't outdated. The position of hjkl hasn't changed, so it isn't as problematic as Emacs keys or the vim escape keys. HJKL being on the home row has the same benefits as, say, WASD
564.
by Sakos 3y ago
It crashed multiple times daily when I tried it a few months back. Same thing on my partner's phone.
565.
by Sakos 3y ago
I even have files from 20+ years ago that I can open just fine, including notes. If you use something proprietary, then yeah, it might be difficult. But that doesn't stop us from asking whether something we're interested in using
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by Sakos 3y ago
I think this should be combined with: 1) QR code on every scooter so improperly placed scooters can be reported to the owning company with images 2) The use of accelerometer data to verify when a scooter was moved (to ensure things like ren
567.
by Sakos 3y ago
You're not just paying for an office though. You're paying for independence and quality of life. One office (the one you build in your yard) isn't the same as another office (30-180 minutes away, owned, maintained and wholly
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by Sakos 3y ago
I'm confused by this line of reasoning. The point of the black box is that you have clearly defined the expected input and output and don't care about the implementation details of the thing sitting inside the box. You can test bo
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by Sakos 3y ago
I predicted that the Apple lawsuit would fail based on the approach Epic took. Just reading through their claims felt like they'd never be able to prove them sufficiently to show anti-competitive behavior. They really should've fo
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by Sakos 3y ago
I can't think of a single example in Ukraine of a building experiencing anything remotely similar to the sustained heat of 24.000 liters of aviation fuel burning and spreading throughout the building by way of the elevator shafts. Buil

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