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I was a bit confused and expected to see some elaborate liquid cooling nonsense to get the poor chip up to 15 GHz.
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I love your passion and drive towards making things work. Often without a blueprint to follow. Thanks for shining light (sometimes literally) on so many obscure topics. If you ever find yourself bored, we could really use a reliable method
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If things keep going at the rate they are right now, the market will need to acknowledge that there is a massive pile of bodies by May 1st* There are two more questions to ask, is this already priced into the current market? And, will our s
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7y ago
Italy has more reported total deaths than China at this point. Spain is also catching up fast.
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7y ago
It is confusing. Is the idea that the circle corresponds to the area that the virus may have spread to locally?
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7y ago
Truly beautiful, thanks for sharing. Kind of reminds me of the following bit where deadmau5 talks about reverb and compression to create a sound that goes beyond what the oscillators generate. He plays a tune without, it illustrates a simil
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Agreed, but... check out the following app https://www.synology.com/en-us/dsm/feature/moments I use it in conjunction with Google Photos as a secondary back-up of the original photos (to the local drive and a
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7y ago
A few things to call out: 1) Dark mode is increasingly not exclusively about the user experience. We're seeing phones switch automatically to dark mode when batteries are low. 2) Dark mode, at least for email, has better readability by
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7y ago
Looks like a helpful tool! Thanks for sharing! One thing that was frustrating when learning guitar was figuring out which finger goes where. Even though the tabs show where you need to press, they don't really tell you which finger sho
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7y ago
I agree with others in this thread, we should have more options for where to watch user created content. With that in mind, can someone at Netflix please figure out a way to enable user created content? Your customer base is ready for this.
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7y ago
Tried this, you will encounter a ton of sites that assume you are a bot. You will find it annoying to browse quite a few sites. Some will outright refuse to work.
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7y ago
It's not always Firefox's fault. Some websites literally serve different HTML to Firefox, Google services are a good example.
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If you want to extract the actual raw data, dcraw doesn't really advertise the way to do it. Many of the options for extracting the data still apply some processing/conversion to the underlying data. It is a pretty big mess actual
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8y ago
I was going to post the same comment. This is great but I don't actually know anyone who is running django code outside docker at this point.
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8y ago
The video by Veritasium is by a guy who literally got a PHD on the subject of making physics more approachable through videos. He is exactly the person I would expect to provide a more clear and understandable explanation. https:/
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8y ago
This might be a ridiculous question but I'm looking for a way to do windows C++/C# development from a mac. Is there any chance this might allow such a workflow? Unfortunately, I need to access some pretty low level dll's that
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Is there any research material to support these claims? I can't imagine the energy and optics involved would have been sufficient to do this. Seems like coincidence to me. The sun has far more energy than what we're talking about
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8y ago
This does read nicely in most cases. There are minor issues when you venture off and decide that it would be cool if a monsters could damage your weapon. Something like Monster.hits(Weapon).with(Weapon). You'll start wondering if Weapo
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This is awesome! It might also make sense to draw out the sine or cosine curves as the point moves about the circle.
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This sounds troubling and it's a little disappointing to see comments suggesting "factory resets before travel" or "dual booting". These are not things anyone really wants to have to do. Also, this issue raises som
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Not sure if this helps but, looking at the footer, there is a link to the git repository for the blog: https://github.com/lilianweng/lil-log/tree/gh-pages Also, "Built by Jekyll and minima".
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How are you guys constructing the DB from the catalog? Do you plan to grow it?
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I was expecting a lot more code, you guys did a great job cleaning up and reducing the original desktop codebase.
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Where can we find the C source to the stellarium-web-engine.js file? thanks! edit: It looks like this is it https://github.com/Stellarium/stellarium-web-engine
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These things are pretty interesting but they are quite slow/unusable in terms of transfer rate. I wonder if that tiny antenna could be enhanced with a wire.
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You could build something like this with a 2400G today: https://imgur.com/IWMqyRR It is very small as far as custom PCs go, pixel 2 provided as a size reference.
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How would someone without access to a milling machine go about making custom aluminum parts like these? I've had a couple projects that would benefit from aluminum milled parts, but I haven't been able to figure out how to go abou
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Agreed, I was excited to find out whether data about the bugs could have been used to predict future bugs.
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Thank you for the link, there that is one hell of a reference. Please share more if you have any others handy. I wonder how much of that work would be generalizable through specialized neural nets: https://arxiv.org/abs/
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8y ago
Can you tell us about your favourite globular clusters? I know some of them have very interesting properties like having similar stellar ages but are there any really peculiar ones you can tell us about? Also, I'd love to see some of t
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