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by ginko 4y ago
So they should have been active in defining the successor USB standard.
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by ginko 4y ago
As a longtime user of thunderbird an interface change is the absolute LAST thing I want.
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by ginko 4y ago
>The Xilinix development environment is Vivado which supports writing and compiling your HDL along with creating testbenches and running simulations. I tried getting into FPGA development, played around a bit with simple Verilog implemen
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by ginko 4y ago
This is missing the 6th platonic solid. https://assets.nautil.us/8516_6a12d7ebc27cae44623468302c47ad...
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by ginko 4y ago
That's different though. OoT was decompiled while this is a reimplementation (since there never was a C source for ALttP to begin with).
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by ginko 4y ago
Sometimes it seems to tweak out on 'x'. https://imgur.com/a/l5X7oBL
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by ginko 4y ago
> It's strange that the article doesn't even name it: inositol hexakisphosphate, a.k.a phytic acid That actually seems pretty large as ions go. Compared to inorganic ones at least.
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by ginko 4y ago
I used GNU typist[1] when I picked up touch typing. The only weird thing was that it insisted on two spaces after a period which I think is stupid, so I replaced all double spaces with single ones in the tutorial files. [1] https:/&#x
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by ginko 4y ago
I have the same problem. For some weird reason my company-provided X13 Yoga's trackpoint just doesn't feel right. I tried adjusting it but I eventually gave up and switched to trackpad (I don't use the laptop that much anyway
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by ginko 4y ago
> True, but they seem (again, to the untrained eye) less diverse than today's fauna. Untrained eye = know about dinosaurs from Jurassic Park. That's mainly because we don't really know what they looked like apart from thei
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by ginko 4y ago
How is that even mathematically possible? If two random humans have 3 million differences between them, how can a neanderthal only have 30000 differences with each of them? edit: I think the idea is that if you take the total set of all gen
852.
by ginko 4y ago
That's a bit like saying: America still to this day fails at smart phones (see Apple)
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by ginko 4y ago
There's of course In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tfpn3wHoNGA Plenty of other stuff if you look for instance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKVJt39mFUA&list=OLAK5uy_mTE... Not
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by ginko 4y ago
Coal miners probably liked their canaries quite a bit.
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by ginko 4y ago
> This is almost certainly false. Derivative work is a category of copyrightable material where an existing work was further creatively transformed in order to create said derivative work. For example painting a moustache on the Mona Lis
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by ginko 4y ago
>It's not clear that training violates copyright. Training a model essentially creates a derivative work from the input data. GPL licensed code requires keeping the same license for derivative work. BSD-style licenses at the very le
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by ginko 4y ago
Finding the right palette for pictures like that is a good application of k-means clustering[1]. Remember to convert the colors into a perceptually uniform color space first, though. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-
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by ginko 4y ago
I've been taught [37,38) is raised temperature/light fever and >=38 is a serious fever.
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by ginko 4y ago
My professional experience with Matlab was having another team of mathematicians develop an inverse kinematics library in Matlab and us having to integrate that in a C++ Qt app on Windows. Let's say that experience wasn't great..
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by ginko 4y ago
Toyota is a public company. The Toyoda family owns less than 2% of the company's stocks.
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by ginko 4y ago
The squircle was actually Nokia's design language they used for Meego[1]. Back then Apple just used basic squares with rounded edges, the "unique" curverture mentioned here happened later. [1] https://interuserface
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by ginko 4y ago
How about geothermal energy? Japan has tons of that.
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by ginko 4y ago
I usually take about 3-4 minutes to shower but when I shower I want PLENTY of HOT water. You may claim these mist showers provide the same comfort but I'm just not buying it. The constant legal push for water saving armatures in shower
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by ginko 4y ago
They're both LGPL so they're not truly Free.
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by ginko 4y ago
why the downvotes? Both Safari and Chrome are based on KHTML. There's literally no difference between them. They might have diverged technically but they're still both not really FOSS software.
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by ginko 4y ago
Safari is just a Webkit skin like Chrome is. The only independent browser is Firefox.
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by ginko 4y ago
Couldn't Apple just have had a "no Chrome" policy. No one cares about that browser but I'd really like to have Firefox.
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by ginko 4y ago
Maybe not CNC carved stone but I'd love to see buildings covered with 3D printed stucco for instance.
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by ginko 4y ago
One example where I found ChatGPT to fail quite spectacularly was this: >Write a sentence with exactly 12 words. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
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by ginko 4y ago
I mainly use it as a footstool when I cut my toenails.

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