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Show HN: Multi-room audio with Snapcast and Raspberry Pi
(oyvn.github.io)
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elgfare
6y ago
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6y ago
Wikipedia articles are quickly becoming my favorite type of HN link.
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elgfare
6y ago
The twin paradox. All explanations seem to be just "something something one twin has to accelerate"
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6y ago
I recommend Computerphile's videos https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzg3FkRs7fcRJLgCmpy3o... . I had the same "problem" as you. What finally made me feel I sort of cracked it was those videos. The way I
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6y ago
The mathematics of training a neural network. I understand how they work once trained, but that you can train them almost seems too good to be true.
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Assyrians: “3k Years of History, yet the Internet Is Our Only Home”
(culturalsurvival.org)
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elgfare
6y ago
I can see this being used in serialization protocols.
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6y ago
Having a price crossed out to give the impression of a sale is just straight up lying. It's illegal here in Norway at least. The product must have been sold a certain number of times for the crossed out price in order for it to be lega
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6y ago
Cortex-M0 still does not allow it, and fun fact: Cortex-M4 allows unaligned access, but can be configured run-time to not allow it.
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7y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_and_spirit_of_the_law
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7y ago
I don't know about immoral, but it's quite obviously "wrong" on some level.
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7y ago
I've been personally boycotting Amazon for years, and very happy with that decision. There are so many stories like this which are more or less egregious.
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7y ago
This is a Google translate of a Norwegian article. "Inheritance system" means genetic material.
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Norwegian researchers developed new SARS-CoV2 test in a week
(translate.googleusercontent.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
This has frustratingly little information about how it was done.
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7y ago
God jul!
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7y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amusing_Ourselves_to_Death
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Inequality could be lower than people think
(economist.com)
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7y ago
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8y ago
Norwegian here. I pack a lunch like this about every other day. I enjoy eating it much more than you would think from reading this.
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8y ago
This was a great piece, but I found it funny that there's a bug in the very first line of code mentioned: /* 65536 locations */ uint16_t memory[UINT16_MAX]; Spot the leak.
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8y ago
I watch a lot, but these are consistently good: - You Suck at Cooking. For some reason this might be my favourite channel on YouTube. It's just incredibly funny and unique. - CGPgrey. Extremely interesting videos, even if he posts only
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Forget Brexit and Trump, “post-truth” was spawned by the liberal left long ago
(arstechnica.com)
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10y ago
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