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eis
3y ago
I explicitly mentioned he did not post any comments. > He never even uploaded a single video nor post any comments. He wasn't really using it in that way. It was a pure video watching account.
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eis
3y ago
Still, the way they handle it is extremely bad. It takes a long time to get the account re-instated and they just take down the whole thing in the meantime. What they should do is make the account read-only and if it was taken over by a mal
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eis
3y ago
That's just insane. Imagine Mastercard or Visa shutting down card payments for Amazon.com randomly without anyone with half a sense doing a proper review. No circuit breaker in place to stop automated takedowns of huge accounts. Google
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eis
3y ago
This happens way too frequently nowerdays. A friend of mine had his Youtube account banned. He never even uploaded a single video nor post any comments. How could it even possibly have created a reason to be banned? Of course support reques
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eis
3y ago
Yes that tachyon visualization is pretty good. Here a video of a hypersonic jet flyby: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQydRIxoAU0 You cannot hear any sound as it approaches. When it is at the cameras location, you hear a b
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3y ago
To an observer who is only able to sense sound, in his reality nothing should be able to move faster than the speed of sound because otherwise he'd observe event B happening before event A. Of course in our reality moving faster than t
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eis
4y ago
This is the second time that Monty left a company that he had no control over even though it was his software "baby" that the company was selling. At least the first time he made some good money. But I'm not sure if that is t
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4y ago
md5: d56d71ecadf2137be09d8b1d35c6c042 sha1: 8de2fdb04edce612738eb51e14ecc426381f8ed8 sha256: b1674191a88ec5cdd733e4240a81803105dc412d6c6708d53ab94fc248f4f553 size: 184292 bytes These are from MacOS 10.15.7 The file matches the
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4y ago
How could it be that versions of MacOS released in 2019 have the paper due to a court case from 2021? Even ignoring the temporal issue I really can't see any plausible connection.
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4y ago
You said Electron would kill the performance gains of Perspective. You also said it would make a workstation fans spin somehow. The performance gains in rendering of Perspective are due to using canvas + Webassembly. This would be exactly t
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4y ago
I don't see why rendering this in Electron (which is essentially just a bundled Chromium browser) would perform differently than in a standalone browser. Neither do I see how projects like Tauri or WebView2 which just embed the system
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4y ago
Online demo that runs in the browser: https://segment-anything.com/demo Initial impression: it seems to be pretty good at identifying objects but when you look at the cutouts without the glowing outline you'll quickly
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eis
4y ago
With the classic double slit experiment both space coordinates affect each other. With this time axis double slit experiment one has to ask if t1 affects t2 or if t2 also affects t1. The latter would raise a lot of questions. I don't u
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4y ago
https://archive.is/A28VW
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Trump hit with criminal charges in New York, a first for a US ex-president
(reuters.com)
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Yes, MacOS never had similar limitations as on iOS. I'm using Firefox which uses its own renderer as a daily on my Mac. There are signs that iOS will (be forced to?) drop that restriction as well in the future. Google started working o
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4y ago
The results are pretty impressive. I wonder if the general idea can be applied with a bit more data than the roughly 21 bytes in this version. I know it's not a format that lends itself to be configurable. I'd be fine with placeho
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4y ago
The news hit yesterday and got them +10% before close but it seems pre-market they are down currently -23%. Doesn't look like there is much reason to rebound to anywhere their previous levels in the short term.
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4y ago
A Macbook Pro M1 would have the base M1 CPU while he was referring to the M1 Pro CPU in something like a Macbook Pro w/ M1 Pro. It's confusing naming by Apple.
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4y ago
https://archive.is/5GYiS
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Apple Abruptly Shutters Store in North Carolina After Shootings
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Ignoring the question of who is actually doing something wrong and the fact that most customers on lower tiers wouldn't even be able to get most of the presented information, it seems absurd to me that a customer on an Enterprise plan
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4y ago
That does not get you hourly time slots. You either want something like floor(timestamp / 3600) or timestamp - timestamp % 3600
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https://archive.ph/hfvzw
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The energy crisis in Europe is very real. But the problem is the fossil fuels that have been cut off because of Russia. If the supply from Russia were not cut or if the EU had increased production from renewables faster in the past decade t
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In contrast to fossil fuels, Europe can ramp up electricity generation fairly easily as there is plenty of untapped potential left. That would reduce prices though renewables are already cheaper than fossil fuels. But even if renewables are
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4y ago
In Germany charges, taxes etc on electricity are more than 50% already.
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Of course there is. Hydro storage is probably the biggest one that has been in use for decades. You pump water up a mountain during over supply and then let it run down through turbines during times where there is no wind/solar etc. Th
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What major changes to the grid are required to make EVs work and why do they have to be "smart"? Electricity consumption will increase but it will be quite uniform if everyone is switching to EVs. A few upgrades for added capacity
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4y ago
While coal was a major part of the electricity generation in Germany, it has been declining rapidly in recent years and is being phased out completely before 2038 which is roughly in line with the switch to EVs. In the meantime renewables,
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