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by fhars 7mo ago
You are arguing against the opposite of what the comment you answered to said.
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by fhars 7mo ago
Watch the original, there you can select an English simultaneous translation: https://media.ccc.de/v/36c3-10652-bahnmining_-_punktlichkeit...
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by fhars 7mo ago
That method wont work, that is a too large change that happens to seldom. What you want is a leap second every hour for five months to switch between standard and daylight savings time and back, with a month of constant time around each sol
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by fhars 8mo ago
People have been wondering that for a while: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19304281
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by fhars 8mo ago
You only have to bundle about 110 ISDN channels to transfer that (four E1 or five T1 trunk lines).
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by fhars 9mo ago
Like the "Cancel subscription" dialog with options "Cancel" and "Cancel"... UX Design is hard...
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by fhars 10mo ago
Like nightmode in Stellarium: https://www.stellarium-labs.com/blog/nightmode/
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by fhars 10mo ago
There are even commercially available prototypes of that vacuum cooling technology, if you want to perform your own experiments with that concept: https://www.amazon.com/Thermos-Stainless-Ounce-Drink-Bottle/...
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by fhars 11mo ago
There is another interpretation, reading "bits" as "set bits" and assuming that textual description (especially the operator "of the") has a higher precedence than multiplication, then your initial number is 9
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by fhars 11mo ago
Does Base https://github.com/garybernhardt/base still work with current versions?
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by fhars 11mo ago
Cocoa butter is more expensive than palm oil.
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by fhars 1y ago
Without it, there would not have been a transition phase.
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by fhars 1y ago
USB3 cables are black magic, anyway.
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by fhars 1y ago
Yeah. How could 1950's science fiction be so wrong?
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by fhars 1y ago
Teams brings back a sense of adventure into boring online meetings since you never know what works subtly different than id did last week and who will be made to act the clown due to strange glitches. Poor mac users.
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by fhars 1y ago
Yes, what the GP was implying is that the important people don't get convicted in court when a patient dies due to a wrong diagnosis if the AI is responsible.
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by fhars 1y ago
These probably were live keys before they shuttered the project, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44898330
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by fhars 1y ago
How would capsules affect the mouth biome, though?
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by fhars 1y ago
DB-25 is the standard RS-232 connector. DE9 is just the cheap alternative for cases where you don't need all control lines
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by fhars 1y ago
Asbestos is also mostly inert and inhaling it won't cause any additional chemical reactions in your lung. Only mechanical irritations leading to chronic inflammation and cancer.
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by fhars 1y ago
They were describing the level where you can create perfectly cromulent words in your second language out of thin air, that is well past A1.
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by fhars 1y ago
Maybe they were alluding to the fact that typescript's type system is unsound?
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by fhars 1y ago
Or drill more holes.
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by fhars 1y ago
If you treat one as prime number when running the sieve algorithm, one is the only prime number that remains after you have removes all its multiples from the list of candidate numbers.
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by fhars 1y ago
Really? Since I first noticed links to pyhs.org on HN, I have always wondered why it is not permanently banned as a link target.
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by fhars 2y ago
It maens that if you copy a file from NTFS to ext4, ext4 will magically sprout support for alternate data streams.
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by fhars 2y ago
No, USB is vulnerable to malicious devices.
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by fhars 2y ago
That still makes no sense, unless you want to have phone calls between bats.
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by fhars 2y ago
From what I gather about the game market, you need to get lucky to make it big being on Steam, too.
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by fhars 2y ago
The counter party to your opportunity costs doesn't send collection agencies, though.

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