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   by faebi 5y ago

   Will it use the new Unreal Engine with all of it's enhancements?
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   by faebi 5y ago

   Why reverse them if one barely can implement, display and edit them correctly. I never could make them work perfectly in VIM. Also I had to open a bug in Firefox recently: Flag emojis and others are displayed in double the size on Windows
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   by faebi 5y ago

   Wow, this was a perfect description of my experience. An additional factor is the release date of the used devices. My experience improved by a large margin when I replaced my late 2018 Macbook and my 2019 iPad. Another example are calls wh
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   by faebi 5y ago

   I have 10gbits internet at home. Sometimes I wonder how many services/people I could bankrupt by using it harder. Not that I want this, but more like, why is it even possible?
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   by faebi 5y ago

   [2]: https://github.com/openssl/openssl/issues/4320 I recently had to deal with that situation too.
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   Ask HN: Book recommendations about sleeping and falling asleep

   1 points by faebi 5y ago|0 comments
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   by faebi 5y ago

   OP obviously is talking about the human memory and for sure we don't have a hard disk, if at all, we have volatile memory. Power it off for long enough and all is gone.
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   by faebi 5y ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future
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   by faebi 5y ago

   Totally on your world view here. I was around 10 when I came across the Hubble deep field image as a gif. I proceeded to find it on google sky and I just couldn‘t get the mind boggling size of the visible universe into my brain while all of
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    by faebi 5y ago

    Or for actually usable results in your non-english language.
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    by faebi 5y ago

    I just found out my neighbor village dropped a letter in it's name in the last 150 years, nice.
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    by faebi 5y ago

    I always wanted to make a lottery which randomly bruteforces against Satoshis initially mined coins. Therefore you won't harm a financial institution on the way to win.
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    by faebi 5y ago

    I am in a similar position but with multiple coworkers. 1/3 of the team works hard and effective, 1/3 standard and 1/3 barely works without delivering value. At the same time I am having a pretty hard time seeing 1/3 ear
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    by faebi 5y ago

    How would a cordless nail gun do in comparison?
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    by faebi 5y ago

    I grew up in the area of Chäserrugg. As a kid it took me really a lot of thinking to understand what's going on there while driving through. Sometimes it would be nice if more of the engineering thoughts could be exposed to the users.
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    by faebi 5y ago

    I decided to go for as much value they give me. I use it seldom but with pleasure. Therefore I used free national Swiss bank transactions to send them 1$/1CHF per Month.
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    by faebi 5y ago

    I never understood how multiple electrical frequencies can be in a copper cable. I always thought they must merge and therefore it must be impossible to find the right set of original frequencies and their strength. Then I learned about th
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    by faebi 5y ago

    Exactly. They won't lower their prices and margins until their months of backlog clear up either because of less customers buying at that price point or more cars being build.
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    by faebi 5y ago

    "I will clean your table while you have to watch this ad on my display in the meantime. Looking somewhere else extends the cleaning time."
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    by faebi 5y ago

    I really love this website. Thanks.
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    Why neural networks aren't neural networks(youtube.com)

    5 points by faebi 5y ago|0 comments
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    by faebi 5y ago

    How will this deal with temporary CPU starvation in long running connections? I am currently using concurrent-ruby's thread pool to run a few hundred Net-SSH Connections per process at the same time. This helped me to avoid most of the
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    by faebi 5y ago

    What if not all sensor data is accurate or reliable? For example their new cars have no radar and therefore the distance is just an assumption of the AI model and can be wrong. It would be pretty bad to rely on unreliable data for the just
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    by faebi 5y ago

    I am a big hater of canned tuna and my vegetarian wife once bought the plant-based tuna from Nestle. It's a disaster, it's as stinky as the real one. I hated the smell as much as the real one. So they did nail it. Therefore I see
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    Democracy Perception Index 2021 [pdf](f.hubspotusercontent00.net)

    2 points by faebi 5y ago|0 comments
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    by faebi 5y ago

    Maybe it's time for Firefox premium. Same as on youtube premium or gitlab premium, no ads, no annoyances, additional features, maybe better performance, maybe some value add cloud features, all for 1-20$ a month.
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    by faebi 5y ago

    I recently had to help my parents since they could not login to their email service anymore because Microsoft silently switched the default browser to edge. And of course their saved credentials aren't available anymore. They asked me
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    by faebi 5y ago

    Same, I am an extensive google maps user and I see so many (home) family and kids pictures in any random place. The UI is not clear on what happens. Even I did it once nearly accidentally. At the same time, there are some funny ones in betw
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    GPSD time will jump back 1024 weeks at after week=2180 (23-October-2021)(gitlab.com)

    3 points by faebi 5y ago|0 comments
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    by faebi 5y ago

    I still believe such a system could be an insanely dangerous weapon. A laser with enough accuracy, enough strength, some AI eye-detection and then used for auto-blinding demonstrators or troops. Even worse on a drone. I don't which ran