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by esperent 6d ago
> You can also zoom into the moon on the night sky with these cameras iPhone, Samsung, Chinese phones, they all do fake moons now.
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by esperent 7d ago
Really? You don't want to share those messages at the end of a long day where where you found yourself typing "STOP! WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING THAT FOR? I CLEARLY TOLD YOU..."
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by esperent 7d ago
There's also the Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme, 3,438 points in single-core and 27,519 points in multi-core, which I think was the record when it was released a year ago. I guess they'll release an X3 in six months. So it's int
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by esperent 8d ago
I'd imagine the science from the 80s is very dated now, no matter how good the book is.
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by esperent 8d ago
> hardware that you buy from US or China ... Built using expertise, machinery, and/or factories from Taiwan, the Netherlands, and South Korea. The supply chain is far more complex and globalized than you're trying to make out
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by esperent 8d ago
> The US has the widest range of temperatures of any country I assure you it does not. But I guess American Exceptionalism makes you want to believe that so go ahead. A 5s google search suggests the country with the widest range is proba
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by esperent 8d ago
No it's not. Room temperature in tropical countries is often 26-30C. I work in the food industry and this whole "room temperature" thing is a major bugbear for me actually because when so much food dates markings are designed
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by esperent 8d ago
I moved from a cold climate to a tropical climate and let me assure you there's no human universal understanding of what's comfortably hot or cold, definitely not to the point of putting a percentage on it. I can walk around in a
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by esperent 9d ago
What is BBC? Other than the tv network.
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by esperent 9d ago
> look into the prompts, there are some choices in there Such as?
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by esperent 10d ago
Not on the Guardian I'm fairly sure, or any other "serious" newspaper I read.
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by esperent 10d ago
Damn, did news articles ~7 years ago really just consist of a series of embedded tweets? It feels familiar but also kind of jarring.
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by esperent 11d ago
https://www.discovermagazine.com/the-cruel-animal-testing-be... Thomas Edison did not attend the electrocution of Topsy the elephant, but his film company did record it, and he did directly fund electrocution of dogs years
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by esperent 12d ago
One of the most frustrating things about mobile gaming is that you can't just release a game, you have to commit to keeping it updated for the rest of your life or else accept that in 2-3 years nobody will be able to play it.
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by esperent 12d ago
It looks interesting but as someone else noted, it needs more images and animations, way less walls of text. There's a huge database of licensable animations that several apps I've seen use. E.g. take a look at the animations in H
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by esperent 12d ago
Yes I know, it doesn't taste like strawberry, it's fermented with strawberry (or I've also seen orange, jackfruit, etc.). This is what I clearly stated, and the person above you also stated. There's no artificial flavors
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by esperent 12d ago
Any co fermented coffee I've had in Vietnam has been anaerobic fermented with something else like strawberry.
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by esperent 13d ago
> https://superspl.at/scene/7e4e9bcb If you turn off performance mode this is way higher quality than either of the other two versions of this model linked by bhouston in this thread, although with a much lower frame
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by esperent 14d ago
I'm not sure what the "SA" part means but my phone says it's on 5g right now and has done most of the time for a couple of years now.
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by esperent 14d ago
That's 23 seconds for 1 token. Unusable, in other words. The title seems to be intentional written to obfuscate that.
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by esperent 15d ago
Yes rg + python seems to beat far fancier tools.
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by esperent 15d ago
This sounds quite similar to dirac which made a stir a few months ago: https://github.com/dirac-run/dirac I spent way too long trying to reproduce the results in Pi and failing before I decided that I shouldn't tr
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by esperent 15d ago
It's not like this website has some nefarious algorithm to keep you engaged. I also find myself here and keep bouncing off bluesky and I think it's just because I find the info and conversation here more interesting.
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by esperent 15d ago
That's great, does he have any other good news to share with us?
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by esperent 15d ago
Google apps don't evolve, they fragment and then die. I'd give this one a year or two at most.
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by esperent 17d ago
> After the events of the summer What events are you talking about?
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by esperent 18d ago
> Five houses unhabitable: https://nos.nl/artikel/2605174-vier-woningen-onbewoonbaar-na ... This doesn't say anything about homemade bombs. It just says some boys were seen running away and police assume it was
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by esperent 18d ago
> The hidden cost, of course, is that the NSA learns everything there is to know about you and your customers You're replying to a comment talking about migrating from Google, so I assume you're claiming this is more of a risk
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by esperent 18d ago
> blows up the others' house. Sometimes half the block along with it Can you provide a source for this? I had a look but all I could find were a couple of scaremongering style media reports from ~2022 saying it's getting worse
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by esperent 19d ago
Took me ages of tapping around before I hit a page that obtusely says "NAND needs a desktop" and then another ten seconds before I realized that was telling me I'm blocked on mobile. If you're going to block mobile devic

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