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anfilt
9y ago
You can also just buy single monitor, and it will sounds good. However, you will loose the difference between the right and left audio channels especially if you mix the two channels into one. I am saying for the money you could get a pair
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anfilt
9y ago
I will tell you the problem with it. It's 350 dollars, and at the point you are getting into the entry price for a pair of studio monitors. The thing has 7 tweeters and only one woofer to cover the mids and bass. So you are not going t
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anfilt
9y ago
Did I say I have a problem with people making a decision based off information. Problem is these AI systems will be making decisions and if everyone is only using a handful of vendors and there software just says bad canidate or gives you a
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anfilt
9y ago
However, there is a differnce. If I dont get a job offer becuase I dont fit a humans biases of what they want. I can go somewhere else with a human that has differnt biases. The problem is with AI is how many googles are there? We will liek
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anfilt
9y ago
Yea, I would have left as soon something that bad happens.
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anfilt
9y ago
Yes because security by obscurity works. Let's just hide how our AI works. No one else could possible come up with it./s Makes it pretty hard for anyone else to prepare for the potential problems if what can cause the problems is
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anfilt
9y ago
You could do that as well with IRC. I like IRC since the protocol is so simple you could almost type in a raw telnet session live. That simplicity also means it's not to hard to add additional things to it. If you want.
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anfilt
9y ago
Well I will add some states are quite stringent with safety standards for cars made that year. So if you build a car it may not be road legal in some states. Unless your diy car meats certain safety requirements. That's why either mod
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anfilt
9y ago
Seems like pure negligence on their part.
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anfilt
9y ago
I don't understand the point of all these stupid chat apps... Discord, Slack ect... If you need real time there is IRC. Otherwise, just setup a mailing list.
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anfilt
9y ago
I would take it back to the dealer. If they can't remedy it demand a full refund. If they do not give a full refund sue them, but please get a good lawyer. We want good court precedents. Heck you might be able to get the EFF to represe
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anfilt
9y ago
Sounds like your part of HOA that's your first mistake. Although some cities are picky as can be. Although, I hate ads and, they are just low information propaganda. Honestly, I wish they would go the way of the dodo.
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anfilt
9y ago
Computer engineer here! Totally agree! You know what about a electric car with open design files, and system firmware and software.
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anfilt
9y ago
Some people think cyclists don't belong on the road.
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anfilt
9y ago
I like to ride my bike. I have had beer bottles and garbage thrown at me before. Oh and people yelling get off the road...
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Keystroke dynamics features for gender recognition
(sciencedirect.com)
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9y ago
This article is verges a bit much the ad side for the author. However, part me like the idea of a lot fluffy commerce stuff leaving the internet and it just being a giant library of information. However, that's not happening especially
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anfilt
9y ago
No for an other computer.
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anfilt
9y ago
For the price of that. I would rather buy raw panels and build something my self. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2560-2048-FHD-20-1-inch-LCD-... Also medical monitors tend be very expensive for what they are, but have
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anfilt
9y ago
For the desktop market you are forgetting the gamers, unless they quit using desktops and laptops they prefer wider screens. So I don't see it going away especially when the manufactures can be lazy and use the same panels in multiple
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9y ago
It depends on what your doing. I spend a lot of timing doing hardware design. So it can include VHDL for instance or I can be looking over PCB designs and various other layouts. If go to that Eizo's page you might see why a more square
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anfilt
9y ago
Same! I hate the freaking wide screen madness. It's not just laptops though. There are not a ton of manufactures making LCDs with modern resolutions in a 4:3 aspect ratio. Also a lot them are quite expensive. Eizo makes 1:1 desktop mon
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9y ago
Oh wow the article says that. "It does not run how it reads really..." that is the polar opposite of assembly. Compiled languages are more likely do thing under the head you don't expect especially a language ran in VM with g
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anfilt
9y ago
Not the exact description I would give assembler. However, I would agree that it can be very elegant and efficient. Although, not all assembly code is like that. Further, you depend on the device it written for to still be around. However,
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9y ago
Just asked a friend of mine who is a civil engineer. He said desert sand is a bad idea for standing concrete structures. However, mixing a bit with supported concrete structures like a concrete pad or roads makes them less prone to cracking
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9y ago
Interesting article. However sand is just mostly ground up quartz (silicon dioxide). It is the second most abundant mineral in earths crust. We could just grind rocks instead of causing erosion in water ways. However, we would need a good e
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9y ago
I did say if we get a handle on the energy that fixes a lot of things. If that furnace was powered by a CO2 free source the chemical reaction is neutral once the concrete is used.
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anfilt
9y ago
Depends on the resources. I would say if we can get a handle on the energy. That goes a long way. For building materials we are not going to really run out of steel, clay for bricks, and concrete. Wood is renewable if managed properly. I re
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9y ago
It's better than Verilog. It extends the types system, and makes user defined types easier to use. This helps with a lot with a big design with a lot modules acting as a layer of abstraction. The type system is stronger than verilog to
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anfilt
9y ago
Well this depends on the underlying routing architecture of either system. However you are right in general since finer grain logic means more things that need routing. Nothing stops you from treating LUT outputs in groups like corse grain
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