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by aeyes 3y ago
I'm honestly shocked by the amount of restrictions some parents in this thread enforce. I had unlimited access to a PC since I was about 10 (no Internet until I was 16). 3 years later I knew the operating system inside out because of c
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by aeyes 3y ago
> SPE has no obvious advantages for home users over something like It does, I already have a single twisted pair running in the walls of a building where it is hard to run new cables but I can't get more than 100Mb/s at the mom
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by aeyes 3y ago
I get much better framerate on Yuzu, it's almost locked at 60fps - on Ryujin I only get 20-30fps with some lag here and there.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Most Switch games don't run at 60fps in docked mode because they can't nearly hit the framerate at 1080p. The Switch has dynamic resolution scaling but it still lags. For this reason many games only run at 60fps in handheld mode.
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by aeyes 3y ago
A lot of games on the Mega Drive / Genesis didn't properly adjust their speed for PAL/NTSC, for example Sonic 1. They'd just run slower/faster according to VDP clock.
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by aeyes 3y ago
It doesn't look growing to me, order volume has been flat for the last 6 quarters. I'm not sure how much more they can grow per order profit.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Unfortunately it just leads to more ads. 20 years ago we had way fewer ads on typical sites, today you can hardly find the text in between the ads on your average news site.
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by aeyes 3y ago
“click fraud”? That is very very far fetched. I’m just following links your website serves me. If you don’t like it you don’t have to serve your ads to me.
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by aeyes 3y ago
There are many possible solutions. The first would be for the government to behave like a normal investor: Give money for stock or give a loan instead of writing blank cheques. The blank cheque at least could have disallowed any sort of pat
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by aeyes 3y ago
Hydroponic salads would be the counter-example which you can already buy today. I prefer them because I get much more consistent quality, less risk of contamination, less pesticides (think antibiotics in the case of meat), less water and so
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by aeyes 3y ago
It was actually 5x in 4 years (1.5x per year). As you said we see 20-30% at best. And several important workloads have important slowdowns (for example coveragepy runs 30-50% slower). The GIL is an academic problem which has little real wor
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by aeyes 3y ago
Silver Lake Partners gave the majority of the capital when they took Dell private, ~$20B of the $25B total
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by aeyes 3y ago
This archive link still shows the paywall for me.
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by aeyes 3y ago
From listening to the episode I'd say that it isn't much more than a gut feeling derived from their experience building the experimental reactor, coming from the head of W7X I'd give it at least some credibility. Without suff
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by aeyes 3y ago
Chile is an outlier, the plants are in remote locations in the Atacama desert where you have two compelling reasons to build solar plants: There is a lot of space where nobody lives and the sun is always shining. There are mountains but the
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by aeyes 3y ago
In the German Alternativlos podcast the Wendelstein team (Prof. Dr. Thomas Klinger, Dr. Adrian von Stechow) recently stated that it is already feasible, they estimate a cost of ~€20B and a 5 year construction time for a commercial fusion po
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by aeyes 3y ago
Descent had mouselook? Now I feel stupid. Or maybe I just didn’t have a mouse when I used to play it with friends, can’t remember.
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by aeyes 3y ago
How many flags are we talking here? I implemted a similar system and we just replace the whole sqlite DB file by downloading it from the centralized storage whenever it changes. Even with 1M flags it's still only a few 100 kB compresse
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by aeyes 3y ago
For example? Especially when taking price into account.
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by aeyes 3y ago
m.uber.com is completely functional as well
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by aeyes 3y ago
No because Netflix is not a one time purchase, it allows to use the service for as long as you have an active subscription. Also you should know that the download function is limited to 100 titles. If the game had a base cost of 0 and a mon
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by aeyes 3y ago
The poster is making this up, Uber doesn't let me tip 100%. Even if I try to enter the amount manually.
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by aeyes 3y ago
The poster isn't talking about engineers but about C-level and board members. In Germany you don't even need to go to university to work in tech, you can enter through the apprenticeship career route.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Excited to give this a try. I tested almost every existing solution and as you said, nothing worked at scale. In the end I wrote my own tool specifically optimized for the use cases. It’s been rock solid for years so I know that better solu
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by aeyes 3y ago
One brick wide walls often have a thicker pillar for stability every couple of meters.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Is there anything special about the IBM MQ implementation which makes it worth naming them? It looks like you can connect to it using AMQP so I wonder why they wouldn't just say something generic like "MQ" or "AMQP proto
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by aeyes 3y ago
If a top level dependency has build time dependencies then those do not respect the version locks of your pyproject.toml unless you disable build isolation.
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by aeyes 3y ago
I think the opposite is true: Video content delivery is not very sensitive to latency and even live content has a little bit of buffering. The raw network throughput capability of the CDN in the region of the clients is more important.
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by aeyes 3y ago
The only time I have seen someone use multiple CDNs was for live video content delivery. Can you name any other sites which have multiple CDNs? Excluding JS CDNS which people use for convenience..
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by aeyes 3y ago
1. Made in Germany for consumer products might be worth less today but the export of industrial supplies like machines, chemicals and materials are much more important to the economy as a whole. Outside of Germany it is still quite respecte

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