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by green7ea 11y ago
If only it was simply 2$ and not what is closer to 10$.
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by green7ea 11y ago
Just to put this in perspective. 4k resolution is roughly 4x as demanding as 1080p. A lot of games run at 30 fps (especially on consoles) but most target 60 fps. If we want to do 4k @ 120 Hz, we are talking about 8x as much work. Rendering
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by green7ea 11y ago
Number 4 is pretty cool because the programs use the fact that they know how the other program guesses to make sure they win. If I'm Program 1 and I see a 0, I will guess 0. If Program 2 sees a 0, Program 1 guessed correctly and it doe
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by green7ea 11y ago
That is pretty cool. I liked q9 since they named the characters after the RSA creators (Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, Leonard Adleman) and the question is most likely modular exponentiation.
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by green7ea 11y ago
I don't think your gold analogy is correct because nobody can create gold out of nothing (mining requires a ton of work). Fiat currencies however can be create from nothing by central banks and normal banks (multiplicative effect due t
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by green7ea 11y ago
I have a lazy eye. If I do some eye exerices every so often, my eye isn't lazy. Watching a 3D movie or using properly calibrated VR goggles has the same effect as my exercises. What you're thinking talking about is the discrepancy
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by green7ea 11y ago
I found this on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdM3jT5swRA
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by green7ea 11y ago
From my understanding, this doesn't show that he can break RSA but rather that the key generator that generated the keys in the GPG strong suite were completely broken. The factors were 7 and 77 which is completly ridiculous, they shou
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by green7ea 11y ago
I've seen this best debugger thing come up a few times before. I'm currently working with windows on a project right now and I'm finding the VS debugger more limited than GDB. With GDB I can create scripts which analyse and p
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by green7ea 11y ago
I wasn't too familiar with telehash until you mentioned it. I read the docs and it looks like it's a pretty complete framework whereas OTR is more of a handshake to establish a secure channel. If you're only using telehash to
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by green7ea 11y ago
> I saw 2 dwarves high-fiving. I see two bears high-fiving. Clearly this demonstrates that anyone not seeing a high five is crazy... right.
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by green7ea 11y ago
I was looking into making a similar application a while ago and was really interested in OTR. Not only does it provide encryption and authentication, it also provides deniability. Have you guys looked into using it? If you have and rejected
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by green7ea 11y ago
If I'm not mistaken, when google bid on the wireless spectrum in 2008, they did so in such a way that extra conditions had to be met by the winner of the auction [1]. One of these conditions is 'Open networks: Third parties (like
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by green7ea 11y ago
I really like the idea but unfortunately you guys aren't in Montréal yet and I'm not comfortable hosting. I'm afraid that when you do get here that I won't remember to check it out. Would it be possible to sign up and ge
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by green7ea 11y ago
You can't forget the Austo-Hungarian Empire using the assassination of Franz Ferdinand as a pretext to invade Serbia.
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by green7ea 11y ago
There's a cool youtube channel that covers WW1 and the events that lead up to it [1]. They are covering week by week the events of the war as it happened 100 years ago and it is all very well done and doesn't seem to biased toward
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by green7ea 12y ago
From my understanding, solar wind can only push the payload further away from the sun and there is no noticeable drag in space or the earth wouldn't orbit for very long. You are probably thinking that you can sail upwind on a sail boat
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by green7ea 12y ago
I'm going to take your ∞ FPS comment on go on a wild tangent because physics is fun :-D: Nothing can be infinity FPS because it would be limited by the frequency of the light that we use to see the watch hand. In the case of the visual
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by green7ea 12y ago
We also seem to be losing the first component (soil). At least we're going to have plenty of sunlight left.
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by green7ea 12y ago
You should be able to. See my previous post with more details as to how I installed linux (arch) on my chromebox. It might be as straightforward for this version since it has an ARM processor instead of the x86 processor found in my setup.
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by green7ea 12y ago
Yes you can but it's not a straightforward process. I did it for my chromebox which follows the same procedure as doing it for a chromebook. Basically you have to open the machine and remove a screw to enable write access to the bios.
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by green7ea 12y ago
From what I understood, he implied that the more people work a piece of land, the more fertile they can make it.
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by green7ea 12y ago
> What does binary size have to do with quality? I think grandparent meant that binary size is related to code size. The number of bugs being related to the number of lines of code, you could infer that a bigger binary means more lines o
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by green7ea 12y ago
There is actually a binary blob for processors that the BIOS is responsible for loading. The biggest difference is that you aren't responsible for downloading it as it is usually included with your motherboard (as the grandparent says)
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by green7ea 12y ago
If you use C++ you might be interested in glbinding ( https://github.com/hpicgs/glbinding ). It allows you to define an after callback which can be defined as a function that checks for errors. It also has a few other im
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by green7ea 12y ago
Cap-n-Proto is awesome in so many ways. I'm trying sandstorm just for that.
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by green7ea 12y ago
That's a pretty cool map. What source material did you use to plot all these points? Edit: nevermind, I answered my own question after finding this link in the map ( http://cns.miis.edu/stories/090806_cw_dumping.htm
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by green7ea 12y ago
It seems that thorium reactors produce less nuclear waste than uranium reactors: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorium_fuel_cycle#Fission_pro... . Could someone with more knowledge on the subject give a rough estimate o
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by green7ea 12y ago
I know BobX is supossed to be a troll language but it bothers me to no end that the example code uses <xbobendif> instead of the XML spirited </xboxif>. I believes this confirms that I suffer from OCD.
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by green7ea 12y ago
The 3D engine behind this looks very flexible while being easy to use which is pretty hard to do. The programming language looks very interesting, especially the if declaration. It seems like a macro/runtime hybrid. Is it based on anot

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