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by detaro 1y ago
That reviewers tend to not like papers that aren't written like papers.
332.
by detaro 1y ago
it has to fall somewhere in the shaded area. So if it shows 125, then the actual speed must be between 125 and 110 at worst.
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by detaro 1y ago
If you want to test Mediawiki tooling, wikipedia is good test target, because it uses a lot of the features (unsurprisingly), compared to smaller wikis. (OTOH, the latter often have custom extensions, so it's not quite enough)
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by detaro 1y ago
Given whats been reported about the behind-the-scenes going-ons at the shows he runs: good.
335.
by detaro 1y ago
in what way does this help drivers "stay safe"?
336.
by detaro 1y ago
... why would that be an insult?
337.
by detaro 1y ago
as the link says, an open-source RTOS.
338.
by detaro 1y ago
it's terribly inefficient. People tried this years ago and it was pretty quickly wiped of the web because people do not tolerate it.
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by detaro 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43812995
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by detaro 1y ago
the linked page tells you where those are available already
341.
by detaro 1y ago
When it launched it proudly claimed to do a lot of things, some of which most people would consider still open research questions. Unsurprisingly, it didn't actually do these things or have a concrete plan of achieving them, and they d
342.
by detaro 1y ago
I use such things through browsers pretty much exclusively. Working adblock and no push notifications alone are enough reasons to never use a normal app for them.
343.
by detaro 1y ago
Most things people use phones for nowadays don't need a microphone. And in the rare case you do, you plug in/connect a headset.
344.
by detaro 1y ago
Many places have very different opinions on sources inside certified devices vs outside. E.g. in the US you can freely ship an americium-based smoke detector around the place. But the source extracted from it as a cool "element sample&
345.
by detaro 1y ago
It's not a new phrase. But their use also doesn't really fit with the usual meaning of the term nowadays. (and in that "citizen" is not meant to confer anything about status in a country)
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A year of hate: what I learned when I went undercover with the far right(theguardian.com)
42 points by detaro 1y ago|6 comments
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Kids go to court in NYC with no lawyer: 'The cruelty is apparent'(gothamist.com)
13 points by detaro 1y ago|2 comments
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by detaro 1y ago
AMDs open driver runs games with HDR quite well on Linux, so that specific thing is not preventing it.
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NSF director to resign amid grant terminations, job cuts, and controversy(science.org)
295 points by detaro 1y ago|246 comments
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by detaro 1y ago
Nothing "ostensible" about PC being an open platform. Any PC will run any number of game stores. Steam is large despite not being the one owned by the platform maker and installed by default (Microsoft Store and the XBox app). Ste
351.
by detaro 1y ago
> which has one obvious effect (if you're stuck holding the bag you're paying to store all this oil despite it being, at least temporarily, worthless) Isn't it the other way around? Because you would be stuck holding the
352.
by detaro 1y ago
The cameras often have dedicated cabling to the front. Sometimes analog video (probably not so much today, or only on the cheap end), sometimes digital over Coax. In other cars its using Flexray (which is a high-performance bus-system desig
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by detaro 2y ago
A fairly easy answer is "one of the purposes of Sentry is running Sentry-as-a-service, at large scale". Which comes with compromises that make smaller deployments more "bloated" too, but is a very different thing than in
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by detaro 2y ago
Fairly sure a stock iPhone can do it, but you might need to enable it explicitly for compatibility reasons? And depending how you edit or upload the video it could get lost there too, it's still something where support is not really un
355.
by detaro 2y ago
oops, misread that, apologies. Somehow I thought I had seen register mention the re-introduced free version and a lower core count, not a higher one.
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by detaro 2y ago
https://www.theregister.com/2025/03/28/arrow_vmware_licensin... but its also just saying "a distributor claims ..."
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by detaro 2y ago
The video is marked as containing a different color space with a higher brightness/color range. That could either be because the initial camera recorded it that way (e.g. iPhones can do that) or because someone took a "normal&quot
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by detaro 2y ago
> I can just do that with normal manipulations Then you are probably not viewing this with HDR-capable hardware and software. Otherwise it'd go past what you can just do with normal manipulation on an sRGB image.
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by detaro 2y ago
Presumably places not having any legal concept of autonomous driving?
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by detaro 2y ago
renewing a certificate does not involve making a new keypair either... It's merely a pair of signatures, one for the CSR and one by the CA.

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