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by danhau 1y ago
The word content. Art would have been the appropriate term.
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by danhau 1y ago
At my job I have to deal with an old system that invented its own encoding, named TSS. The idea was to unify multiple charsets and encodings into one, before Unicode was a thing. But instead of coming up with one big a charset and assigning
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by danhau 1y ago
I‘d happily use STA, even if equally bad, simply so my phone doesn‘t drop its internet connection.
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by danhau 1y ago
Manufacturers not supporting DNG is so annoying. But of course they do it. Allows them to sell licenses to software vendors like Adobe or Capture One.
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by danhau 1y ago
They don‘t, but they have to be consistent. You wouldn‘t want to apply a hundred-fold torque because you mixed up your units.
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by danhau 1y ago
It seems most of the newer cameras (Z6 iii, Z5 ii, Z50 ii) and the Z9 support „Wi-Fi STA“ mode, as Nikon calls it. All other models apparently only do „AP“ mode, where the camera turns into an access point - super annoying. Curiously the Z8
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by danhau 1y ago
> So it's based on the original code? But it's also said to be open source. I'm confused. I don‘t know for sure, but the source code could be based on a decompilation of the official server classes. Apparently decomp proje
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by danhau 1y ago
I couldn‘t get past 4. Either Neal or I don‘t know our vegetables.
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by danhau 1y ago
That's one of the things, yeah. IIRC they tried 64-bit but gave up on it, one reason being the rendering code was hardwired to 32-bit, so there was no real benefit in the end. There are other solutions they had to find. The game has tw
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by danhau 1y ago
Found an English translation of the mentioned video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYviBstTUwo
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by danhau 1y ago
You‘re not exposing business information, you‘re exposing client information. The information a system leaks might not be intrinsically valuable, but it can be used to deduce other data, especially over larger sets or time. For example, by
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by danhau 1y ago
This would make replays or scrubbing count as additional views. To fix that, they would need some kind of set to uniquely store all clients, and that‘s questionable from a security and moral point of view, even for YouTube.
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by danhau 1y ago
WASM is to webbrowsers what WebGPU is to webbrowsers. Designed with browsers in mind, but not bound to them.
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by danhau 1y ago
Indeed. I think most phones already have some kind of parental control. I know Apple devices do. With screen time you can limit your kids social media use. Shouldn‘t be rocket science to ban those apps automatically, if that isn‘t already p
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by danhau 1y ago
This is exactly the kind of thing the internet was made to share for. Made me lol. But I can‘t help thinking that the cat will eventually get bored of the fish it can‘t eat, and the you end up with a weird looking aquarium.
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by danhau 1y ago
The max code point in Unicode is 0x10FFFF. ceil(log2(0x10FFFF+1)) = 21. So yes, a Unicode codepoint requires only 21 bits. 297334 codepoints have been assigned so far, that‘s about 1/4 of the available range, if my napkin math is right
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by danhau 1y ago
Kerbal Space Program required a lot of clever engineering to cram an entire solar system into the constrains of 32 bit floats. There are articles and videos out there, highly recommended!
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by danhau 1y ago
The Macbook tally light isn‘t necessarily wired to the camera. It very well could be independently software controlled. At least it was not too long ago. IIRC there was an article about this, posted here on HN. Macs used to have (still have
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by danhau 1y ago
These depictions can probably be dismissed, just as any other depiction of Jesus. That painting has been made long after his death. The only clues to his likeness are deductions from biblical texts and historical context. For example, he mo
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by danhau 1y ago
This sounds super interesting, but as someone who knows little about ML or math in general, could you give an ELI5?
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by danhau 1y ago
I don't know what your code is doing exactly. For comparison, here's my utf8 decoder (for a single codepoint): static UnicodeCodepoint utf8_decode(u8 const bytes[static 4], u8 *out_num_consumed) { u8 const flipped =
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by danhau 1y ago
I have not had this experience on my MB M2 Pro, although Safari can be quite sluggish.
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by danhau 1y ago
Are you referring to Unicode? Because UTF-8 is simple and relatively straight forward to parse. Unicode definitely has its faults, but on the whole it‘s great. I‘ll take Unicode w/ UTF-8 any day over the mess of encodings we had before
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by danhau 1y ago
Totally agree. git notes might help a bit with some of those points, but what most shops need / want is something like GitLab. git itself is usually too low level.
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by danhau 1y ago
I use toothpaste with Novamin and I also feel burning / heat. It begins immediately and lasts for about 2 minutes.
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by danhau 1y ago
I always use regex101 to develop my regexes. It allows you to switch between different engines.
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by danhau 1y ago
Would dates not enhance this art?
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by danhau 1y ago
Why is Siri being discussed in the context of LLMs and Apple Intelligence? Have they already released Siri 2.0 or am I missing something?
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by danhau 1y ago
Ohhh, so this is why my videos take so long to start lately. Looks like I‘m in the experimental group as well. I thought my adblocker for Safari (don‘t judge) was broken - well it actually is broken, as I can‘t whitelist YT for some reason,
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by danhau 1y ago
This „4 year old technique“ apparently could give Apple an edge for on-device workloads. > short: both Apple and OpenAI are moving beyond diffusion, but while OpenAI is building for its data centers, Apple is clearly building for our poc

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