aledthemathguy

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Large Hadron Collider Creates Matter from Light(scitechdaily.com)
4 points by aledthemathguy 6y ago|0 comments
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Terabit Internet? Fiber Company Tour(youtu.be)
1 points by aledthemathguy 6y ago|0 comments
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Big Sur Beta 4 supports 4k HDR YouTube video in Safari(twitter.com)
3 points by aledthemathguy 6y ago|0 comments
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Chinese AI Is Creating an Axis of Autocracy(theatlantic.com)
4 points by aledthemathguy 6y ago|0 comments
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by aledthemathguy 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23993259
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The problem with using hardware to compensate for slow software(royal.pingdom.com)
1 points by aledthemathguy 6y ago|0 comments
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TvOS 14 will support 4KYT. Did Apple finally adopt VP9 codec?(theverge.com)
1 points by aledthemathguy 6y ago|0 comments
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by aledthemathguy 6y ago
if a human from just 300 years ago would see this post - he would def think we are aliens.
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by aledthemathguy 6y ago
innovation in 2020
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by aledthemathguy 6y ago
it'd decentralised, not controlled by single entity.
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by aledthemathguy 6y ago
That's @!#!@$ magical!
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by aledthemathguy 6y ago
Excuse my question, but why even Ubuntu? Isn't something like Manjaro better?
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by aledthemathguy 6y ago
ProtonMail will become an extremely important company in the next decade. Their one risk is being bought.
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by aledthemathguy 6y ago
Excuse my ignorance but does this makes Chrome the safest browser on Windows? Or do all Chromium-based browsers benefit from this sandboxed environment and google's security measures? Thx
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by aledthemathguy 6y ago
what about these guys: https://www.arweave.org/ https://siasky.net/
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by aledthemathguy 6y ago
hackernews is the roastme version of digital beings.
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by aledthemathguy 6y ago
Can anyone let me know where do I start if i'd like to try this out? Caveat: I am using the Pentium G4560 CPU. Is that a deal-breaker? Thx!
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by aledthemathguy 7y ago
sorry for my dumb question, but i was looking to add a simple arrow. Can't find it. Where is it hiding? :) Thx
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by aledthemathguy 7y ago
1. Built an app that violates every security concern. 2. Gain massive traction because of its easy-of-use ("it just works"). 3. Become ubiquitous. 4. Fix the security bugs. 5. You won.
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by aledthemathguy 7y ago
I came to the conclusion that if you want to run Linux, you must run Windows as well :) Sucks, but true.
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by aledthemathguy 7y ago
-->it doesn't max out 4-8 cores for a simple video call Why did no one else crack this issue? Google has some smart people and so does MSFT. Perhaps just lack of caring? I don't get it.
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by aledthemathguy 7y ago
My professor uses the whiteboard when giving lectures. Useful as well. Also, he shares his screen and just shows us his pdf files :) The Uni tried a different software before Zoom (forgot the name but it started with a K, from a company I n
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Arweave’s permaweb stops coronavirus censorship(techcrunch.com)
1 points by aledthemathguy 7y ago|0 comments
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by aledthemathguy 7y ago
the browser itself has such permissions that allows it to override OS settings (and as a dev you just utilize these built-in capabilities)?
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by aledthemathguy 7y ago
"The fonts are pleasant to the eye, but difficult to read". Felt joy seeing someone who actually worked for Apple says this.
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by aledthemathguy 7y ago
That's amazing! In this sense, every company (well, at least every big company which deals with commerce and commodities) must be a financial company. Which explains why this is a big market.
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by aledthemathguy 7y ago
That's so interesting! Thx for sharing this.
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by aledthemathguy 7y ago
Just curious: why would I need ublock origin if I am using Brave (which is already blocking ads)? Thx
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by aledthemathguy 7y ago
This is currently only implemented in FreeBSD? No other distro uses this?
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by aledthemathguy 7y ago
>>>> "overclocking your caps lock LEDs" I LOLD!

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