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by comboy 6y ago
I think there is no slit involved in LIGO. We only cleverly measure phase shift between two light waves (or rather the same wave but bouncing from a different direction).
842.
by comboy 6y ago
Seems like a perfectly fine use case to me when a camera or a sensor wants to drop some files on the local network. The protocol is cheap to implement on microcontrollers unlike secure versions. So while FTP will still live long without a s
843.
by comboy 6y ago
OpenAI should really change its name by now.
844.
by comboy 6y ago
If you haven't, you should check mpd (music player daemon). Lots of clients, works very well.
845.
by comboy 6y ago
TIL, thanks.
846.
by comboy 6y ago
The wood is not the problem. It's the lack of evacuation plan.
847.
by comboy 6y ago
It says William H. Gates in the article.
848.
by comboy 6y ago
> The experience of being the son of Bill Gates was incredible. I think that is a typo, but a very telling one.
849.
by comboy 6y ago
There are already many RSS readers with this name: https://github.com/channikhabra/yarr https://fossdroid.com/a/yarr.html etc. The name sounded familiar (I think I used one in the past) so I googl
850.
by comboy 6y ago
Why is nail file so popular in those? Does anyone actually use or is it just cheap to produce? It doesn't look practical.
851.
by comboy 6y ago
> The idea that a person who only had one favourite was a really strong signal for that single link Perhaps karma or account age should join the equation.
852.
by comboy 6y ago
I have one of those bad KVM switches. How do I know which one to buy to have a good one?
853.
by comboy 6y ago
I agree, but it seems most practical to reply using the same framework that parent is using.
854.
by comboy 6y ago
No. When you have to maintain the infrastructure you're a slave. Freedom is when I pay somebody to do it for me and move it elsewhere if I don't like it. I'm also tired of the trend of recommending FOSS when somebody is looki
855.
by comboy 6y ago
> The lesson here is ultimately all technologies suck, but you have to find the variety of suck you're willing to live with. Alternative view is that they all have their uses and if you choose the right one for the use case, it make
856.
by comboy 6y ago
Seneca lived in different times. By the time you get "proper education" and then secure yourself financially you are quite old in today's world. So better enjoy the process treating it as the thing rather than the means. Long
857.
by comboy 6y ago
People I know that went studying go to Asia had output from their teachers likely worse than you get from the program given the language barrier and general approach. It was about playing games with strong players (playing different styles
858.
by comboy 6y ago
Biggest community is in Asia. When you visit tournaments common language for what's happening on the board is really nice to have. If you stick around that's like <0.01% of what you need to learn anyway. Plus you've learne
859.
by comboy 6y ago
I think you can. Especially when you can browse the tree which is similar to asking your teacher "what if" questions. Many players I know learned how to play pretty well on 9x9 by playing a computer program. I'd argue you can
860.
by comboy 6y ago
Unless the ad company is also your e-mail, maps, photos and whatnot provider. (Why would...? Ha.)
861.
by comboy 6y ago
s/let it pass/give lower score Although I admit my idea looks less probable this way. It's still less ridiculous to me that not using keyboard or mouse data. But on the other hand they may be afraid of people screaming "
862.
by comboy 6y ago
It's just a different world. Somehow we live with text being like that. Maybe we'll even learn to verify signatures from trusted sources one day. With deepfakes, in general I agree but it is a bit like computer security. It may be
863.
by comboy 6y ago
If I were Google, I would let it pass (at least where it's not in my own services, not in crucial places), and use that obviously simple heuristic for machine learning so that distinction between human and robot can be taught using man
864.
by comboy 6y ago
You can treat your NAS as a hardware RAID controller. You will get similar performance as you would get from treating your hardware RAID controller as an on-board NAS.
865.
by comboy 6y ago
I would want to say that comments should be judged solely on their content, but yes, "redis works for us" is a different message from an account that you know is CTO at some big corp instead of some random one. Web of trust is ine
866.
by comboy 6y ago
Could you ever?
867.
by comboy 6y ago
I've been looking at it many times, but I don't want to add myself work. Say I want to use RF24 (nrf24l01), if I just use raspbian I know it's an environment it's been tested on heavily, that all sensors libraries should
868.
by comboy 6y ago
I don't think it's the effect described in the article. It probably wouldn't be noticeable. It may be that by melting more of the ice below it removes all roughness of the surface where there could be air which is working as
869.
by comboy 6y ago
> US Government, please force Apple to open up iPhone to any software we want to install. It's a generic computer. You have bazillion types of generic computers to choose from. People pay huge overhead to apple exactly because apple
870.
by comboy 6y ago
Just a friendly outside view that maybe it's their house and you could just assume you are talking in a public space if that fits your worldview. Otherwise you may not want to talk to them on the phone if they are using android phones

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