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by exitb 2y ago
Another factor is color - our eyes don’t notice it well in low light, so the patches don’t stand out. Camera sensor is equally sensitive to colors at all brightness levels.
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by exitb 2y ago
Mobile devs are easier to hire.
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by exitb 2y ago
It’s available via API.
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by exitb 2y ago
In places that are cold and/or dry people just don’t sweat as much.
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by exitb 2y ago
More often then not people will eventually type out their question, even if you don't greet them back. I just tune out the bare "hellos" and it turns out fine. It's not a big enough issue to buy a domain over.
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by exitb 2y ago
Rc may not be web scale.
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by exitb 2y ago
My AppleID login is my primary GMail account, but with a +postfix. I guess it achieves the same purpose, but with less mailboxes.
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by exitb 2y ago
Is it really? My native language has tens of millions of speakers, but no Siri support. I can use it though to talk to large models including TTS and STT support. Obviously it's not perfect for smaller languages, but it still represent
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by exitb 2y ago
I got my current job few years ago by just responding to a public posting, but I have noticed that nowadays most of new hires actually come recommended by someone. I wonder why the switch happened. Is it the community responding to lower de
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by exitb 2y ago
> The two Voyager spacecraft could remain in the range of the Deep Space Network through about 2036 It would be quite depressing if it was us failing to receive a fainter signal, rather than Voyager failing to send it.
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by exitb 2y ago
Jobs are a byproduct of capital owners needing labor to sell things and services with a profit margin, so they can buy the good stuff. I’d argue that once the capital owners possess the technology that brings the cost of labor near zero, th
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by exitb 2y ago
It’s not an equivalent of running a red light. It’s an intersection showing green lights to everyone.
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by exitb 3y ago
While a different caliber of a device, it does remind me of Apple Vision Pro, which is also carving out a new device category. In its case many reviewers were more receptive to the potential it promises, rather than just a set of provided f
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by exitb 3y ago
I have a feeling that we'd end up regretting it. It would get abused in all the unnecessary ways. Kind of like the magic Docker outputs, with output previews and multiple progress bars that break into a horrible mess the moment they hi
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by exitb 3y ago
It's similar in that regard that it might be wrong sometimes. It's also similar, as coding LLM may be used to translate code between languages.
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by exitb 3y ago
It's not like the plane is going to leave earlier if the queue is processed faster.
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by exitb 3y ago
I firmly believe that AI is the future of user interface, but to believe that a device like this can displace a smartphone is just crazy. It's obvious that the phone manufacturers are racing to add deep AI integration into their operat
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by exitb 3y ago
It’s not the same size BTW. Depending on a particular configuration, the moon can be between 10% bigger and 10% smaller than sun.
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by exitb 3y ago
I mostly got the speed from multiple Venus flybys, which slowed down in its orbit a minuscule amount.
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by exitb 3y ago
The same thing applies to things like chocolate. Yet no one says that since we can't pinpoint a threshold of chocolate consumption harmfulness, we need to assume it's ZERO.
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by exitb 3y ago
That's the current WHO position apparently, but it's only motivated by lack of evidence of a threshold below which alcohol is safe. I find that approach actually harmful, as it creates an impression that there's little differ
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by exitb 3y ago
I assume that RSS was killed because the company that deals with ad-space doesn’t like when you don’t visit the places they show ads on.
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by exitb 3y ago
It's great fun to put SSDs in retro machines, but I usually opt to use SLC drives for SSD-unaware operating systems. It supposedly can have two orders of magnitude more cycles before the cells start to die. On the other hand, there&#x2
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by exitb 3y ago
That take has a "victim blaming" vibe going on. Those texts were not lost, they were deleted. Yes, backups are a good idea, but we shouldn't just accept that kind of behaviour.
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by exitb 3y ago
As an early teenager, in late 90s, I built a crappy non-English website on a topic that was covered by only a few other sites in that language. It received a healthy amount of traffic for a few years, as anyone researching that topic was bo
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by exitb 3y ago
That easy to say, but it needs to be understood that nowadays, contrary to how it worked 20-25 years ago, if you don’t actively and continuously promote your content in some social media, no one, not a single person will ever find it. Googl
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by exitb 3y ago
For a bit of context, the TV series this refers to is called „Triumph of the Nerds” and it’s a great watch, even today (maybe ever more so?).
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by exitb 3y ago
Don't know the details, but apparently "[it's] not designed to run PICO-8 carts out of the box". PICO-8 has a really low resolution, lower than a Game Boy, which makes it a bit difficult to write code in.
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by exitb 3y ago
It’s a bit of a shame that it’s apparently not fully compatible with PICO-8. I’d imagine it to be a perfect environment to create PICO-8 games.
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by exitb 3y ago
There are tons of people involved in piracy that stay anonymous. It seems like they chose not to.

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