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As a not so proud owner of a Dasung color I have to agree. The product is absolutely atrocious. It has like 8 colors, not thousands. The contrast is shit, „white“ is brown, black is … some darker brown. It’s reflective. It heavily relies on
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2y ago
Corporations aren't natural people, my friend. Wales, maybe.
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During these boundaries people can die. Consider the advent of yellow journalism and the connection with the Spanish-American war 1898: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_propaganda_of_the_S...
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2y ago
Animals already can be considered to have certain rights. The interesting question is whether a truly sentient animal could be considered a person - then they would have ALL the rights humans have.
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2y ago
How does one differentiate between cheap and good products? How do I know they actually work? How does one know they don‘t destroy the coating on apple devices? Apple doesn‘t even sell an official matte screen protector last I checked.
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2y ago
This says it works on just-noticeable-differences. Would this work well if the quality of the compressed audio is very poor? Could one for example compare two speech codecs at 8Khz, 4bit against the original source to find out which one sou
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2y ago
I’ve got an iPad mini. The main issue is the screen scratches. The other main issue is the screen is like a mirror, so it can’t be used everywhere to watch videos (which is the main thing the iPad is useful for). The third main issue is tha
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2y ago
At the core, Fortran uses multidimensional numerical arrays, with the shapes being defined being defined in the code. So the compiler knows much more about the data that’s being operated on, which in theory allows better optimization. I tho
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2y ago
That’s what I wondered, too. I feel the pricing page should be like a currency trader, showing a list of sell at/buy at.
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Ask HN: Anybody notice how Dropbox disabled direct access to files in their App?
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I doubt your imagination runs at a full 500x500 resolution.
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I used to pay for a service that only ran the Netflix country detection through a VPN, so we could switch countries easily. But Netflix cracked down on this service and VPNs about 5 years ago and it stopped working. Oh well.
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> From the US it seems like the EU is doing fine and enviable from an employee perspective (except wages). „Except the wages“ is kind of the problem. The source of that issue is the ability to raise capital, which is kind of addressed in
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As a startup founder in Germany, I am very unhappy about all the friction. „Just Fuck off“ is very unhelpful as an advice, or even as a basis for discussion, and mostly unrelated to the article posted.
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I was gonna post this too. One of the best documentaries on YouTube.
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Maybe never will they release a mobile computer with a non reflective screen.
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2y ago
We need search engines because not everyone knows every good website for every possible context.
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3y ago
It’s not as if photocopiers could randomly replace letters or numbers, right? …right? Or perhaps they could: https://www.dkriesel.com/en/blog/2013/0802_xerox-workcentres...
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3y ago
>> …and when he was done thinking, he got to work coding and in six days delivered the finished product. And then, on the seventh day he rested. How very biblical. “And Torwalds saw everything that he had made, and behold, it was very
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Equity in Startups – A Case Study and Some Data (2009, Pdf)
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What if all my customers are in Europe?
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3y ago
Actually, “KoolBear”.
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This is a great video, with a cool technical story that is well told. Too bad it didn’t make the front page!
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Wait, Onego eggs are people?!
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> Former Caltrain Deputy Director Joseph Navarro and contractor Seth Andrew Worden face felony charges for misusing public funds to build the mini apartments in the historic Burlingame and Millbrae stations. Neither facility is being us
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Today's GPU clusters is tomorrow's cell phone. But this codec doesn't require that much power anyway. I didn't try it but on some forum somebody claimed 0.5x speed on a Core(TM) i3-7100U CPU @ 2.40GHz [1]. It sounds pl
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I think the big use case is satellite telephony and satellite radio/audio/podcast play. You could do all audio applications off a 3KBit/s connection - that’s completely insane. It would probably have to be optimized a bit fur
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How will the war in Ukraine be viewed from this perspective in the far future?
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This exists in Canada as well. Ad long as u apply for the next resident permit (e.g. student permit) before the old one expires u have an „implied status“ that continues as long as u don’t leave the country.
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In Russian, half the unnecessary syllables are just swallowed. Together with half the necessary ones. (Source: somebody who learned the language many years but never understood a native speaker speak)
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