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5y ago
How do you know that the problems you're solving are contributing globally rather than just getting you out of local extrema? I imagine global warming will present many such problems with solutions that will have no impact on global wa
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5y ago
Apple products consistently use excellent built-in DACs. Search "audio" on the following page for detailed analysis and measurements of several different Apple devices. https://www.kenrockwell.com/apple/index.
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5y ago
Yes, you can. The three lines of code all start with exactly one tab. The second two lines each have 10 spaces after their initial tab.
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5y ago
> This is an exceptional edge case It is, but it wouldn't be challenging to construct far less exceptional cases to consider. * workers of dangerous jobs e.g. oil rigs and mining * workers in seemingly-stable jobs that are suddenly
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5y ago
I have two young boys. The older one is autistic. I earn a decent amount per year working as a computer programmer just as I did when they were born. If I were to survive a stroke tomorrow, would you tell me that I shouldn't have had t
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6y ago
I am not a user, but I believe the idea is to have the light settings be part of a larger macro. For instance, you're upstairs and you wish to watch a movie in your home theater in the basement. You hit the button on your phone and whi
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6y ago
This is just extrinsic discipline & motivation.
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6y ago
Cool. Can you hook me up with a hyperlink to a 75-inch computer monitor?
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6y ago
This forum was written in Arc which is a dialect of Scheme.
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6y ago
This is unfortunately true. Those same systems are also designed for early risers. Can you imagine what the uproar would be like if a government service was only offered 1AM-9AM?
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6y ago
> Sushi rice often has sugar added to it I know since it was homemade! I'm glad I didn't become diabetic.
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6y ago
I'm sure some foods are inherently addictive, but I hesitate to put the blame on specific foods because I gained most of my weight from eating sushi rice… a pot at a time. My experience suggests to me that food addiction is primarily p
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6y ago
(Please forgive the scattered reply. I'm tired and I've mostly pieced this together from other discussions I've had on this topic.) I firmly believe that the problem stems from a mass unspoken refusal to address obesity as a
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I'd like to imagine that it's a temporary issue, but the problem is self-perpetuating. Film Restoration houses buy souped-up Windows & Mac OS X boxes and hire workers trained to use specific software which targets only those O
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I did so via the registry, but my changes were reverted after updating.
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6y ago
Unfortunately, I often have renders that take way longer than 24 hours, so setting active hours wouldn't help much. With that being said, I now have the box in question completely disconnected from the internet and I task it remotely v
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6y ago
I work professionally as a programmer, so I agree with your overall sentiment, but I'm also very involved in film & video restoration outside of work and can state with confidence that GNU/Linux is a second-class citizen in th
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I did via the registry, but I later discovered that these changes reverted after updating. I now have my render box completely disconnected from the internet and I task it remotely.
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6y ago
It's a Windows 10 Pro installation.
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6y ago
My Windows 10 installation forcibly rebooted to install updates right in the middle of a 10+ hour overnight render.
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6y ago
> you're willfully depriving the company of their revenue POTENTIAL revenue. You're working from the assumption that all pirates would purchase desired content if it weren't made available for free (illegally). The alterna
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6y ago
Then a DNS Sinkhole it is! Pi-hole on the Raspberry Pi 0W is tiny.
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6y ago
> I hate Java. I really do. But when it comes to absolute same experience on cross-platform is the only programming language so far. The problem is that if we're talking about UIs, then Java is only cross-platform for the platforms
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HyperCard.
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I can only speak for C. With that being said, having a standardized build system would be nice, but it wouldn't solve the underlying problem here which is that portability is often not regarded as important enough to merit thinking abo
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> what's the endgame for Nvidia? Announced at ARM TechCon last year: https://www.arm.com/products/silicon-ip-cpu/ai-platform
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6y ago
> I am still waiting for a real argument on HN as to what Apple is doing that is anti-competitive or illegal. Apple and Google are engaging in obvious tacit collusion. QED.
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6y ago
Why does this post have so many commenters conflating lint & friends with code formatting tools?
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6y ago
lint for C has existed in one form or another for 42 years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lint_(software)
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7y ago
What you're looking for is a temporal sharpening algorithm. These exist in crude forms because they're considerably more challenging to program than temporal noise reduction algorithms. Problem #1 is automatic image registration&#
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