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by anomaloustho 6y ago
Maybe I just need more education in this realm but I’m not sure why a difference in electrical wattage makes it physically impossible for one processor to produce a better result than another processor. In the presentation, Johny Sruji seem
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by anomaloustho 6y ago
I think you might be getting at MOND here, but so far, some other observations seem to indicate that the lack of observable mass are actually clumps of some type of matter. Because not all galaxies diverge from the math. Many do, but not al
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by anomaloustho 6y ago
Just because it doesn’t look like this has been mentioned already. I’m not sure that the time it takes to process and recognize a character in milliseconds is the primary bottleneck to understanding code. It is merely assumption, but I assu
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by anomaloustho 6y ago
Actually, from my perspective I thought this was a really interesting idea, then wondered why we don’t use it everywhere all the time and figured there must be some cons that have prevented us from doing this before. Some of the “negative”
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by anomaloustho 6y ago
The MX Series is heavily advertised and omni-present on the internet. I’m not sure that I would say it’s a little-known or obscure mouse. It appears in the top results on Google for “buy mouse”. The Apple mouse does not appear for me at all
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by anomaloustho 6y ago
The original author of the email posted in this thread shortly after this comment that might add some color here. “I subsequently spoke to Phillip Shoemaker, who confirmed that Apple executives ordered the elimination of apps that drove dow
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by anomaloustho 6y ago
I had naively thought the term “Apps” was coined by Apple during the initial iPhone release, as it had been called “Applications” on the Mac ever since the time I had switched (from XP to OSX Tiger). Seeing the Archimedes screenshot with “A
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by anomaloustho 6y ago
Also worth noting that today is considered Mother’s Day in ~96 countries based on the entry, making this date the single largest alignment of Mother’s Day celebrations in the world. The second place goes to March 8th (International Women’s
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by anomaloustho 7y ago
I think the design is done in the style of neumorphism if you want to do some further reading. But I‘m not sure it is particularly the best implementation of the design style compared to what others are doing with it lately.
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by anomaloustho 7y ago
The primary issue I have with auto-generated video is its ability to systematically reduce accuracy over time due to being generated from out-of-date information, unmaintained APIs, or simple typos. Manual editing and manual narration tends
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by anomaloustho 7y ago
I think this is a great idea. It seems like it’s getting a lot of resistance due to the dishonesty. On the website it looks like the message is purposefully withholding the information that A) the text went to everyone, and B) the person wh
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by anomaloustho 7y ago
> the truth is TikTok is eating Instagram at some big pace and it will take over completely soon This seems a bit hyperbolic. TikTok had 500M users last I checked, whereas Instagram has 1B users. Instagram’s growth rate was very similar
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by anomaloustho 7y ago
Would love to exchange emails or hear more about how you’re pulling this off as a developer. I’ve done similar, but I’m only aware of a couple ways to hit that amount as a solo dev.
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by anomaloustho 7y ago
Thanks for that explanation, that makes more sense.
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by anomaloustho 7y ago
Bigger news to me is that this paywall is $40 a month to get through. Wow! Could anyone provide more information about this publication and why the price is so steep?
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by anomaloustho 7y ago
> We find average faces to be the most attractive because they are easier for our brains to process. This point might be shoehorning attractiveness into the usability of interfaces. I don’t know that “average” facial features are attract
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by anomaloustho 7y ago
I think the only legal protection you get from the US government is on the basis of race/religion and what not, as well as some of the original Union terms like 40 hour work week and overtime. Right to Work has to do with whether you a
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by anomaloustho 7y ago
I don’t recall having this issue on my butterfly keyboard. Is it due to a ‘faulty/lemon’ state that these keyboards get into? I guess it could also be related to typing style? I’m not a home row user and I don’t do any gaming.
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by anomaloustho 7y ago
Coming from a person that did not take issue with the “Russia aspect” - The only part that sticks out to me is when the article implied you have to give it access to all of your photos. In my brief usage of other social media apps like Sn
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by anomaloustho 7y ago
I think the reasoning that it is generally not legal (including in the US) is that it’s a slippery slope into the ambiguities of hacking. e.g. “I found a public link that listed a bunch of addresses marked “private.foo.com”” I then pinged t
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by anomaloustho 7y ago
I have personal experience working on both the software and marketing site for the software product like this. In particular, we had a very high-touch sales process that started with cold-calling or references. The marketing website was mor
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by anomaloustho 8y ago
You’ve mostly been referencing physical ailments like a “crushed leg” or physical disease (in a subsequent reply). Most of this discussion is revolved around psychological ailments and psychological trauma. Which affect a significant number
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by anomaloustho 8y ago
I’m not sure if there’s much of a reason to become downright upset about the article. As a Miami resident, it’s clear that Miami is extremely influenced by NY and NY’ers living there to begin with. So I’m not sure if this is really news. NY
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by anomaloustho 8y ago
It feels odd to say that athletes are intrinsically valued more by society over doctors. It seems more like an effect of scarcity. There are 2.5 doctors per 100 people. I would imagine there are far less high percentile world-class performa
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by anomaloustho 8y ago
A lot of words were said but very little was taken away. Can anyone sum up what they thought was interesting or valuable about this talk?
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by anomaloustho 8y ago
Not sure where this says America has stopped building condos. In Miami, there are so many active condo construction projects that they won’t sell through for several years.[3] This data implies that rentals are going up because Americans ar
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by anomaloustho 8y ago
4K TVs at normal distance already exceed the resolution the eye can see. This seems impressive, but also seemingly pointless. https://www.cnet.com/news/why-ultra-hd-4k-tvs-are-still-stup...
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by anomaloustho 8y ago
How do non-symbiotic plants normally process their nitrogen into ammonia? Article didn’t mention.
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by anomaloustho 8y ago
Based on a TED talk by someone from Google[1]. I think having the car apply the brakes when there’s a possible disturbance causes the car to apply the breaks too much and makes for a really uncomfortable ride. I think a major effort in self