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alok-g
5y ago
That is good indeed. I was reading that the numbers are higher than 200 ms. https://semiserious.blog/airpods-pro Is the latency under A2DP mode specified somewhere?
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5y ago
Interesting! So much higher than for neutrinos. One follow up question. When reading about low-light cameras, the number of photons per pixel seem much smaller. I guess the following factors are involved: Several orders of magnitude redu
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alok-g
5y ago
What would be the number of photons falling per second on the same? :-)
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alok-g
5y ago
I hear the latency is high, which is a challenge for all wireless earphones. So good for music and calls, but not for videos, games, singing. Do I understand correctly? :-)
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alok-g
5y ago
Yes, I agree to that.
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alok-g
5y ago
+1. I just wrote a similar thing here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29351147 I hope this is not a sign that someone here will disrupt today's web search using, for a change, older technology. :-)
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5y ago
+1 I want pure keywords-based search engine back [1]. If the keywords verbatim are not there, give me zero results back. It will be less time consuming to refine my query, or conclude that the stuff I am looking for is just not there. It
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5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AlphaGo_Zero
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5y ago
Why not? Airplanes designed by humans fly. Calculators designed by humans calculate faster too.
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5y ago
For backups that I can safeguard physically (as opposed to cloud), I just copy files uncompressed and unencrypted using FreeFileSync and Syncback. Restoring now is as easy as media swap.
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5y ago
Pedantry: COVID or Covid? https://www.imperial.ac.uk/brand-style-guide/writing/grammar... https://ginsengenglish.com/blog/covid
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5y ago
This is very nice. It found a song I was looking for. It takes me to iTunes for purchase. And boom. They don't seem to be selling the song in India. I hate such policies by various stores.
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My workaround is to find "hours ago" etc. on a webpage to find new comments.
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I had never thought about using superscripts on HN for footnotes. Thanks for showing that. :-)
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5y ago
It is all basic stuff indeed. The video, while it is good at explaining energy flow, is not giving the complete picture. Several comments there and here are providing the correct solutions.
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alok-g
5y ago
Winamp has 2X size mode built-in. I personally find it good enough. :-)
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5y ago
L too. Distributed L and C, discrete R.
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5y ago
Adding more: It's a distributed R-C circuit, along with discrete R of the bulb. C per unit distance depends on the positioning of the wires. How fast current ramps up depends on the distributed C and the bulb's R (as wire's
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5y ago
In the video itself, he stated that electricity propagates from the battery at the speed of light when he describes the diagram. I think what he has missed describing is that the wire folds carry capacitance (and inductance). The capacitan
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5y ago
I use it still, with zero complaints.
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alok-g
5y ago
I have gotten designs first-time right multiple times in my career, and in fact more often first-time right than not. And so for both hardware and software. For the last few years however I have gradually been loosing that and have started
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5y ago
And many other things. It biases the consumers, which has futher repercussions on the economy.
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... till I guess a deep fake thoughts arrive. ;-)
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5y ago
I feel I have, however, you may be able to prove me wrong. :-) I propose having a conversation on the subject. :-) Email in my profile. Pls. reach out if you would like to. Thanks.
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5y ago
Oh my!
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Same for me. It's not so explicit for me to say that it's just like it's actually happening. However, perhaps a few same neurons are firing as if it were for real.
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>> People are hearing actual voices inside their heads? Just to be clear, I do not hear my own voice in the way I would if I am listening to a recording with my voice. There is just a continuous train of thoughts, in one of the langu
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As of now, I personally feel that development of new programming languages rests on incremental paradigms. I see scope for a lot more innovation. Following are some thoughts: Have various computer science algorithms (graphs, trees, parsin
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Enthusiast runs Windows 11 on a 15 years old Intel Pentium 4 chip
(techspot.com)
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I agree overall. The diversity over the time leads to innovations too.
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