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811.
by cestith 4y ago
He also should have had some help from the news agency in them asking him for his opinion and using some of their own judgment about which parts of it to publishin case he accidentally shared anything in such a large group of documents. Tha
812.
by cestith 4y ago
A neural net properly trained with binocular vision should be able to estimate the size and distance of the sign and the distance of the sign from the actual intersection. LIDAR is still probably way easier to get right, though.
813.
by cestith 4y ago
See also: - https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/349408/lielow - https://github.com/Quuxplusone/Lielow . (which includes a chance to play against AI) - https://www.youtube.com/w
814.
by cestith 4y ago
Okay, I've read this archive of the article. I see some resemblance in the people in the photos, but I really, seriously could tell any pair of these people apart after spending about 30 seconds with them. I might think they were sibli
815.
by cestith 4y ago
All that and a single offhanded mention of epigenetics and no mention of methylation? I would guess that people who resemble me more than the average person would not just have more of the same genes, but especially more of the same express
816.
by cestith 4y ago
Switching wholesale is often detrimental itself. Often the best thing is to leverage new tools for new development, and as certain older parts of your stack are retired move those from the legacy technology to something more modern. If som
817.
by cestith 4y ago
Microservices vs monoliths with nothing in between is a false dichotomy itself of course. There's been SOA and n-layer applications for decades now. Not every service is a microservice and not everything bigger than a microservice is w
818.
by cestith 4y ago
I share DNA with blue-green algae and would hope I share a bit more with someone who looks like me.
819.
by cestith 4y ago
I agree except a forum is a different medium from Slack DMs. This is an ongoing exchange of specific, topical sorts of information. It's much closer to a Slack channel than to DMs. DMs are a personal, often interruptive direct request
820.
by cestith 4y ago
Hi. I greet someone then ask the question in the same message. No extra messages, but no appearance of rudeness or inconsideration of the other person. If this is what you're doing and your boss was still upset, your boss was I think u
821.
by cestith 4y ago
It seems to me perhaps you didn't spend much time with OpenStack.
822.
by cestith 4y ago
The performance per watt point is a more than fair argument. It also cuts both ways. If Apple decides ARM is still the performance per watt leader in 20 years, there's a good chance they'll still be using it. If any other processo
823.
by cestith 4y ago
Since that time, there was a point Apple was nearly bankrupt. Also since then they partnered on another new processor technology and put that one in the Mac. Then they got rid of that one and went to Intel chips. Only recently did they de
824.
by cestith 4y ago
The Archimedes was way slower than today's mainstream systems, too. The more applications a processor family gets, the more attention gets paid to making it performant.
825.
by cestith 4y ago
Apple wouldn't have used ARM for the iPhone and iPad if the cores hadn't been proven in other similar platforms. ARM goes back a long time. My Psion palmtops have ARM cores. Many of the WinCE systems have ARM cores. The ARM proces
826.
by cestith 4y ago
I imagine before it hits any markets (if ever of course) refinements would increase the recharge cycle limit somewhat. They used to be lower on lithium, too. We used to use NiCad and NiMH too. I'm just saying that level of heat is not
827.
by cestith 4y ago
I'm more concerned about the battery itself bursting into flame on my wall, frankly, than having a battery that needs some insulation and a metal enclosure between it and air-conditioned space. Lithium batteries can do that. They say t
828.
by cestith 4y ago
When I started uni the program was switching from Pascal for existing CS majors to Ada for new majors.
829.
by cestith 4y ago
I regularly heat things in and near my house to 350º, 450º or even 600º F. It's called cooking. I'm pretty sure if I look at my water heater or clothes dryer the point heat source raising the temperature there is well over 200º F
830.
by cestith 4y ago
It's not the biggest subsegment of the desktop space, but there are a good number of people using Pi-level devices as a second desktop. RiscOS, Linux, NetBSD, and even Windows run on Raspberry Pi. Some of those run on several other sim
831.
by cestith 4y ago
If you're used to GNU find and grep, and maybe tar, then getting those from homebrew or macports is a major improvement too.
832.
by cestith 4y ago
HTTP2 and HTTP3 themselves are relatively recent and widely used. They also happen to work on top of TCP and UDP rather than supplanting them. ACME protocol is fairly recent and widely used. WebSocket protocol is barely over one decade old.
833.
by cestith 4y ago
There's a whole slew of ways to scam retail prices. Sometimes customers used to just peel a price tag off one product and place it on another. (Store employees used to, less than 40 years ago, put a price sticker manually on every box.
834.
by cestith 4y ago
Most Internet application protocols run on top of UDP or TCP. They mean a new application protocol, like SMTP, HTTP, HTTPS, L2TP, POP3, IMAP4, SNMP, LDAP, SSH, FTP, RDP, LPD, XMPP, Kerberos, remote syslog, etc etc etc. If you're on any
835.
by cestith 4y ago
Oh, look, we've come full circle to private bulletin boards with a custom client.
836.
by cestith 4y ago
That has among its meanings "lasting 24 hours" and also "a changing of day to night, back, or both". A single human is not likely to be equally active the whole 24 hours. Although I do know of some people who basically n
837.
by cestith 4y ago
I can't imagine screen readers do a great job of seeing Greclish and giving visually impaired users a sensible pronunciation, either.
838.
by cestith 4y ago
This makes sense to me. Why keep a browser and a JVM up to date and ship your code, keeping it up to date? The alternative is just keep the browser with its JS and WASM VM up to date and trickle your latest code out automatically.
839.
by cestith 4y ago
It's also a real pain to do cross-platform correctly without some abstraction layer like Qt, gtk, Wx, Tk, SDL, OpenGL, Vulkan, or something. Do you really want to write a Metal app, an MVC app, an X app, a Wayland app, and then still b
840.
by cestith 4y ago
I think the price difference led a lot of people toward the Amiga and probably some toward the ST or PC. I might pick one up for my collection one of these days, but there's no way I'd have had one new.

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