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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
M̶o̶r̶e̶ ̶i̶m̶p̶r̶e̶s̶s̶i̶v̶e̶ ̶i̶s̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶l̶a̶c̶k̶ ̶o̶f̶ ̶g̶o̶o̶g̶l̶e̶ ̶a̶n̶a̶l̶y̶t̶i̶c̶s̶.̶ I was wrong. They are are using GA.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
It still is AWS. The AWS GovCloud partition to me more precise. https://cloud.gov/docs/technology/iaas/
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
I don't like how intrusive kitty is. The "shell integration", "remote control", ssh's "kittens" makes feel uneasy from a security standpoint. Maybe I'm just being paranoid :p I thought about fork
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
> Oh, and the tab thing. You don't need to use tab. .RECIPEPREFIX=> foo: >echo bar
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Good thing they stop adding built-ins, I guess, 20 years ago. In case someone want to see all the defaults, run `make -p`.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Ninja looks clean because it is new. Give it some decades and it is likely inherit a few of warts make has.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
I'm trying to understand why so many people seems to hate make. I hate building system that don't use Makefile, or that use but don't respect the variable convention. It makes really quite annoying to do things like changing
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Based on a quick test I just ran, it seems chrome does and firefox doesn't.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
In SVG, strokes has a separated specification only for them [1]. The specification has images that highlights some of the challenges. [1] https://svgwg.org/specs/strokes/
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
I suggest reading the twitter complaint. It is not long, and it is very well written. They discuss many (if no all) things musk has been saying trying to avoid the acquisition. If I recall correctly, Twitter says they had no obligation to p
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
> Perceptual salience This is defined by luminance. This is the 'L' in Lab and OKLab (and in their polar representation: LCH and OKLCH).
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
It is like solarized in the sense the colors have same luminance and are analogous. But it uses OKLab instead of CIELab.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
You don't need to imagine. You can do this today with one line of CSS and another of JS. Custom elements are part of HTML5: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/custom-elements.html#... And you can override the
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
The actual specification of article and section elements in HTML is pretty much what you said. My issue with them is not with their roles, but with their names. And, from the article and from OP, it seems I'm not the only one. I think
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Firefox reader. And probably some optimization on the engines to sort the fetching of the resources and painting the screen.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
There is also portability. If you use main, article, etc is easier to write apps to process the page. Firefox reader mode use the main element to know how get the text from the page.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Section and article makes sense as "parts of a book". However, unlike HTML, article is always hierarchy bellow section, it is actually bellow paragraphs. This schema is common in legal texts in many languages, I don't know if
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
> The JWST ICDH team delivered the SpaceWire technology – which is packaged in a digital, low power (1.5W), high speed (66Mbps) Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) computer chip The concepts of "low power" and "high speed
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Some of the software are made available here: https://github.com/spacetelescope The Physical Optics Propagation in PYthon (Poppy) has some neat pictures: https://poppy-optics.readthedocs.io/en/latest&#x
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Intel also implements the "cache pinning" (only for L3). The keyword is "Cache Allocation Technology (CAT)".
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Since you are finding about femto-photo today, I think you are gonna love this: https://web.media.mit.edu/~raskar/trillionfps/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtsXgODHMWk By the way. Femto laser a
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
A spectrophotometer is a fairly easy DIY project. Nowadays, they are done with a reflective diffraction grating, some slits and a light sensor. The sensor is either a line CCD or a DLP with a InGaAs Avalanche Photodiode (APD). The price is
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Fair.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Your comparison doesn't hold. Tesla stops when it sense a imminent collision even if you have your foot on the pedal. But, based on the incident, it seems to rely on the cameras and radars. Not on engine performance data.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
The card could have realized it hit something based on the engine load. I find disturbing how the car just keep going... This is not a sensor issue.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
In other words. The brain has a bug on the chromatic aberration part of the image processing pipeline. Who wear glasses, either in the face or in a camera, may have noticed, a red or blue contour on some occasions. This also happens with ou
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
> ok, so in TVs No idea why there isn't any computer display with QDEF. It is probably easy to convert them using a filter from a old TV. However, But, this is probably not a good idea, those old quantum dots were toxic. I think QLE
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
I'm talking about QD films, not diodes. Since early 2010s Vizio, HiSense and TCL made TV with 3M's QDEF [1]. This year, a few brands made TVs with perovskite quantum dot film. They are being branded as QLED. The widespread adoptio
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
I think is only noticeable on mobile phones.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Probably because one of those two facts: 1. The blue light is physically behind the others wavelength; 2. The blue is (much) more intense than other wavelengths. Some background. The LCD panel is a RGB filter in front of a white light. Whit

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