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by efraim 9y ago
Do you mean a native pdf viewer or any pdf viewer including the javascript one? It's very convinient to open pdf:s in the same tab and not having to download a file and open it in an external viewer.
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by efraim 9y ago
The same guy also got a video of how Nvidia emulates GPUs before they are manufactured. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=650yVg9smfI
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Tour of Nvidia silicon failure lab (2016)(youtube.com)
3 points by efraim 9y ago|1 comments
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by efraim 9y ago
Here's a video of a tour of Nvidia's lab: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRz_CG3DZb4
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by efraim 9y ago
The Swedish prosecutor has said that they hoped to get a sample of Assange's DNA during the interview, but since it was carried out by a prosecutor from Ecuador that seems unlikely and I haven't seen anything about them getting it
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by efraim 9y ago
>During the extradition case, Swedish police sent investigators to Poland to interview two suspected murderers. I'd like to read more about that, do you have a link? Why even have European arrest orders when prosecutors and police a
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by efraim 9y ago
1. No, Julian was the person of interest, he should come to the police, not the other way around. You claim the swedish prosecutor "was invited" but "declined" to question him where he wanted. Persons wanted for question
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by efraim 9y ago
Julian was invited back to Sweden and he declined. It's not the job of Swedish authorities to fly all over the world to question people of interest, they would get nothing done.
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by efraim 9y ago
It's nice of him to offer to answer their questions where he chooses, everyone should have that choice. It wasn't Assange that refused to go back to Sweden, it was Sweden to refused to come to Assange.
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by efraim 9y ago
It's as obvious as electricity making people sick and chem trails being used to control peoples minds. And that the earth is flat of course.
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by efraim 9y ago
So Assange should get special treatment? On what grounds? He was accused of rape, what if they decided after the interview to arrest him, should they ask nicely that he come along with them?
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by efraim 9y ago
Did you read your link? Ecuador was the one that shut him out and the questions were asked by a prosecutor from Ecuador. >The questions were prepared by prosecutors in Sweden, where an arrest warrant for Mr. Assange was issued in 2010, b
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by efraim 9y ago
Should the Swedish authorities chase after everyone they want to interview and do it where it pleases that person? If someone is wanted for rape and travels to Thailand, should Swedish prosecutor and police fly to Thailand to question them?
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by efraim 9y ago
It really doesn't. They wanted to question him, he fled and locked himself up in an embassy. You don't know what evidence they have but rape cases such as this rarely have any physical evidence but they should still be investigate
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by efraim 9y ago
Not by Swedish police or prosecutor, Ecuador didn't allow it. Only a prosecutor from Ecuador was allowed to ask questions.
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by efraim 9y ago
That interview was led by a prosecutor from Ecuador. The Swedish prosecutor and police was only allowed to be present, so they could not question Assange as they wanted.
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by efraim 9y ago
>It's also pretty clear by now that the Swedish charges were overblown, with very strong suggestions that it was done for political reasons. That's not clear at all and there are no such strong suggestions from any reputable so
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by efraim 10y ago
Tap and hold the notification and Android will show you what app it belongs to. You can also view the most recent notifications in Android settings.
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by efraim 10y ago
>And, like John, I consider the notion of 'non-literal copying' to be pretty ridiculous. What about translating from one language to another, like in Carmack's book example? You can't literally copy from c++ to Java,
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by efraim 10y ago
>As for code itself, Carmack implemented the pre-warp as a shader that projected the rectilinear image onto a surface (geometry). This approach was abandoned years ago and is now implemented with a pixel shader. Not that it matters for y
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by efraim 10y ago
Why?
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by efraim 10y ago
You're right, there is no point in arguing this. You gave an example of a file that was "impossible" to download with Edge and I told you how to do it. If you really need to type in the URL yourself, just type in into Notepad
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by efraim 10y ago
There is a link right in your comment, right click it to download the text file. There is usually a link to whatever file you want to download.
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by efraim 10y ago
Just right-click the link and choose save target as. Saying that it can't save files from the internet is a bit exaggerated.
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by efraim 10y ago
I would trust companies that have a culture of making fool-proof software such as major airplane and car manufacturers. I was talking to an engineer that worked on the software for the main computer of a fighter jet and he said writing code
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by efraim 10y ago
Have a look at Gitkraken - https://www.gitkraken.com/features
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by efraim 10y ago
Should everyone wanted for questioning have the procecutor fly to them? Or is that just Assange? Shouldn't everyone be treated equally?
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Building a blazing fast ETC2 compressor(medium.com)
2 points by efraim 10y ago|0 comments
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by efraim 10y ago
USB seems a bit overkill but since it's already there isn't it more overkill to add a dedicated optical port for digital audio?
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by efraim 10y ago
Then they should really design the system with the limitations in mind so that it can only be used like that. It seems like it allows for too much time without hands on the wheel with only a warning that can be ignored.

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