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by dharma1 8y ago
Where do you live if there is no house?
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by dharma1 8y ago
https://www.idealista.pt/en/
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by dharma1 8y ago
"Dividends are Tax free from the UK for 10 years" - can you share any more info on this?
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by dharma1 8y ago
what's the SoC/GPU? I would love to see this succeed, but wonder how much longer FB will keep pumping money at VR if the sales for this disappoint.
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by dharma1 8y ago
What are your experiences of neobanks for business accounts in the UK? I'm looking for something that will make managing expenses/VAT returns automatic, hopefully connects to Zero or Wave via a real API (and not Yodlee) and is FCS
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by dharma1 8y ago
I think that could be really interesting. Ears/brain are very good at localising sound, but normal headphones don't really work well for this. Ossic raised $2.7m on Kickstarter to do something similar but failed to deliver, I&#x27
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by dharma1 8y ago
unless you're specifically recording ambisonic audio to go with 360 videos or VR content I think you're fine with the H2n. The main difference with H3-VR is the 6-degree gyro for aligning the soundfield correctly with the 360 vide
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by dharma1 8y ago
They are not hard to diy, 4 electret capsules like Primo EM184. But by the time you've built the holder and preamps, might as well spend $300 on the Zoom H3-VR. I don't think they have much use outside VR - you basically need head
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by dharma1 8y ago
should be doable with https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/DynamicsCom...
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by dharma1 8y ago
Smash smashing it again with the first one... BTW - your realtime synth engine ( https://github.com/monadgroup/axiom ) looks great. Any ETA for a Mac build of the VST?
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by dharma1 8y ago
I think Manolo's work looks great, but I also think a lot of demoscene work is an amazing, highly underrated mix of engineering and art. Like this piece - https://vimeo.com/25284552 It's funny how a lot of the tim
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Are forgotten crops the future of food?(bbc.com)
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by dharma1 8y ago
I'm afraid his health will be impacted by several years of unimaginable stress caused too much responsibility, real and perceived attacks on his business, sometimes unrealistic promises - and trying to follow up on them, long hours and
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by dharma1 8y ago
My friend's dad built one for him, for DOS/windows though. Must have been around -89 when we were 12. I think Scream Tracker had the schematic bundled with it as an ASCII drawing. We were taught how to solder in primary school, bu
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by dharma1 8y ago
I guess it's quite obvious - energy consumption, particularly non-renewable.
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by dharma1 8y ago
Nvidia definitely knows how to massage perf figures for press releases. But I guess the tensor cores can help alleviate lower rays per pixel/more noise with machine learning based noise reduction - https://youtu.be/pp7H
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by dharma1 8y ago
We also wouldn't have overpopulation of the scale that we do now. I agree though that the Haber process is one of the most impactful inventions ever
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by dharma1 8y ago
Power draw by a SoC like Nvidia tx2 (can probably do it with a cheaper chip too) for camera based navigation without GPS is not a big issue, the motors are far more power hungry
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by dharma1 8y ago
works ok for me after the update. Cinebench 1020 and CPU clock speed stays at 3ghz under load. Ran it several times and it's the same each time. 99fps for the GPU in cb opengl test, though that drops a couple of fps each time you run t
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by dharma1 8y ago
I've got my i9 mbpro on order. I've got a couple of ideas for cooling for getting around thermal throttling when doing something super intensive (like compiling or exporting RAW video). 1) Freeze board under the bottom https:&#x2
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by dharma1 8y ago
The Blackmagic/Apple external GPU might help, though it has its' own issues - it doesn't actually speed up Adobe apps. https://youtu.be/TwLjimAEDL8 It may be worth turning off the discrete GPU in some instanc
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by dharma1 8y ago
Not a structural engineering expert, but beyond a certain depth for tunnels (depending on soil type I believe) there isn't a structural risk to buildings above, especially at the tunnel diameter sizes suggested by Boring co. With airsp
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by dharma1 8y ago
Is there a book full of this type of stuff that would be useful with young children?
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by dharma1 8y ago
I think the nice thing about this is you can adjust usage/payments - like if you travel a lot, just stop paying for a month or two. Not sure you can do that with regular leased cars? I also like the free <5km taxi and free public tr
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by dharma1 8y ago
I'm gonna be in Helsinki for a month from next week. Can I buy the €499 monthly deal and get a car for a month?
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by dharma1 8y ago
The ban was lifted early this month - Uber and many other ride sharing/taxi companies are now legal
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by dharma1 8y ago
Yes, though dividends are taxed differently and usually share price rather than dividend issuance is linked to performance related options/bonuses for management. I think these two things create an artificial preference for share buyba
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by dharma1 8y ago
If you are talking about share buybacks, I think they serve management with stock options exceptionally well. Sometimes that incentive is aligned with shareholders and people working at the said company, but not always. It would be interest
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by dharma1 8y ago
https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Finances https://hardware.openstreetmap.org/thanks/
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by dharma1 8y ago
yeah.. but you can actually use a mouse!

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