echoangle

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2221.
by echoangle 3y ago
Full color. Look at the sticker on the second page, the right edge and the letters make the difference very obvious. The PDF looks extremely compressed.
2222.
by echoangle 3y ago
Depends on the location, don’t try that in Bavaria
2223.
by echoangle 3y ago
The PDF image quality is much worse than the preview, i hope EPUB is better but for some reason the EPUB download is very slow (~50 KB/s)
2224.
by echoangle 3y ago
Kind of OT: Why do so many people say “phenomena” when they want to use the singular case?
2225.
by echoangle 3y ago
Not really. Some errors are expected, are you going to mandate 2 GPUs because the Memory could fail and it could show artifacts on the screen? Electronics failure is always a possibility with a small but nonzero probability. If your RAM is
2226.
by echoangle 3y ago
Then you will have selection bias because new army recruits probably are a bad representation of “the youth”
2227.
by echoangle 3y ago
Ok, but that’s not a reason to mandate it by law. Or are you suggesting we should mandate file checksums too?
2228.
by echoangle 3y ago
Only if you assume a useless definition of natural. By your definition, everything would be natural, right? Can you give an example for something thats not natural?
2229.
by echoangle 3y ago
Python does from x import y though.
2230.
by echoangle 3y ago
Speed of sound is not affected by pressure, only by temperature. It’s still variably with altitude though because the temperature is dependent on altitude in the atmosphere.
2231.
by echoangle 3y ago
The crash statistic you got is only counting airliners though, I’m pretty sure the 500 crashes in the Yukon would not appear there, because they aren’t all civilian airliners. The statistic only has 191 for Canada.
2232.
by echoangle 3y ago
You can press the Byte values on the left and get an explanation in the black area on the right
2233.
by echoangle 3y ago
Its the second sentence in the Article. It is still in the original position but the angle of sunlight has shifted so light is now hitting the solar panels of the lander.
2234.
by echoangle 3y ago
Can you not store the data in a proper format with error correction? Then you can reconstruct the original data completely as long as a certain percentage of data is still undamaged.
2235.
by echoangle 3y ago
I wouldn’t be ok with that, but then I would just not buy it. I wouldn’t try to force them to let me install dmgs by suing them…
2236.
by echoangle 3y ago
The probability of that is really low though, theres not a lot of area with dense population when looking at the whole earth. And for your redirection to work, you would need really precise trajectory predictions while still very far away s
2237.
by echoangle 3y ago
Can you explain how this is perverse incentives? Wouldn’t this actually be a good way to align incentives of the employee and the company (it makes both of them want to save money)? Or do you mean it makes the employee increase cost unneces
2238.
by echoangle 3y ago
But if everyone knows AI exists, the negative points kind of go away, because that also gives everyone plausible deniability. How are you going to blackmail me with sexual images when everyone knows that AI can easily create that? I think t
2239.
by echoangle 3y ago
Attributes dont need to be in the spec, if I add an attribute mycustomattr="xyz" and it changes how the document is rendered, that probably violates the HTML spec.
2240.
by echoangle 3y ago
How would I prove that the Data is about me and not about someone with the same name as me? Could I delete the Websites of all people with my name from archive.org?
2241.
by echoangle 3y ago
Is it actually possible to force a business to find all instances of my data in their databases? That sounds really weird. Account data and so on, I would understand, but could I ask archive.org, for example, to give me a list of all Websit
2242.
by echoangle 3y ago
What does this have to do with vercel? This is just a page hosted there, not created or owned by them. Why would they own the logos?
2243.
by echoangle 3y ago
It's like wearing the Uniform of your enemy as a Soldier, sure you can do it but it's a war crime...
2244.
by echoangle 3y ago
Isn’t it pretty easy to use inband signaling securely? For example you can have the „outer“ more privileged channel always add a prefix with the length of the following „inner“ message which can then be ignored/not parsed by the receiv