greggsy

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by greggsy 2y ago
You should put some boundaries around the types of problems you want people to solve. ‘World hunger’ and ‘peace in the middle east’ are obviously out of scope of a site like this, but you’ll get others that will fall into the ‘wicked probl
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by greggsy 2y ago
Google accounts aren’t exactly scarce commodities
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by greggsy 2y ago
If you got past the picture, you would have read that he was a friar.
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by greggsy 2y ago
I don’t this it is
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by greggsy 2y ago
The Split View in edge does this, but it’s temperamental. Surprised this mode hasn’t taken off tbh.
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by greggsy 2y ago
I was thinking the same. It took 30 minutes to ‘several hours’ to produce 23 megapixel renders, which are 100MB max. Either the renders were heavily paging memory to disk, or OP was working at the compositing phase.
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by greggsy 2y ago
The paper mentions that the accretion disc was rendered in Houdini. It also mentions that ‘several hundred’ of their 1633 10-core, 156GB (weird number?) blade servers were used, but didn’t seem to go into details on data storage. Is it poss
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by greggsy 2y ago
It would be infinitely easier to attract talent to a tropical paradise in the galaxy’s equivalent Hawaii than Alaska.
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by greggsy 2y ago
I thought the same thing and could only conclude that she was only picked for her current popularity
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by greggsy 2y ago
That was surprisingly well done
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by greggsy 2y ago
It was a well organised operation. I don’t believe we’ll ever know. It likely wasn’t even one person.
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by greggsy 2y ago
Excellent work - a methodical review like this is exactly what I’ve been looking for in these sorts of open source solutions. I know it’s not the focus of a code review like this, but I’m interested to hear your views on the general supply
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by greggsy 2y ago
what can you run on ARM that you can’t run on x86?
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by greggsy 2y ago
Why?
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by greggsy 2y ago
The fact that it has an RP2040 MCU makes this a pretty darn compelling product
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by greggsy 2y ago
They’d have rigorous test harnesses, but you can’t really account for the complexities of a highly configurable platform like Windows.
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by greggsy 2y ago
> Risk: low (so few companies get hacked) I’m at risk of sounding like chicken little, the reality is companies are getting popped all the time - you just don’t hear about them very often. The bar for media reporting is constantly being
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by greggsy 2y ago
Something like an iMessage of mail. Surely there’s an RFC for that right?
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by greggsy 2y ago
I do have a cheap one, and hate it with an absolute passion. The problem is that it’s 30ft long making it an unwieldy thing to manoeuvre, and the wifi connection means I have to hold the phone at the same time. I’ll definitely just get a tr
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by greggsy 2y ago
They render a single frame though. Admittedly, so does video rendering.
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by greggsy 2y ago
“… evaluated 67,391 burrito-selling establishments…” How does this even work? If a local or federal government attempted to do this type of survey, they would end up having to pay McKinsey seven figures just to plan the whole operation..
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by greggsy 2y ago
Those are two precise examples that benefit from single core compute power, and are wholly unsuited to distributed computing…
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by greggsy 2y ago
I disabled notifications for everything except messages years ago. Never looked back.
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by greggsy 2y ago
Get an infrared thermometer camera. I have a FLIR add-on for iPhone that lets me see studs, gaps in insulation, leaks... it's amazing what shows up. It won't show cables, unless they're hot. You can use an AC stud finder for
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by greggsy 2y ago
Why would this happen?
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by greggsy 2y ago
Obsidian in a nutshell. Too many bells a whistles to tweak, and isn’t conducive to consistency.
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by greggsy 2y ago
What type of notebook?
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by greggsy 2y ago
You mean, for journaling, or to automate the process?
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by greggsy 2y ago
I had the same exact message two days ago, but I chalked it up to a DNS issue on my end.
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by greggsy 2y ago
It’s around 300 million light years away, so this technically occurred a long time ago in a galaxy far far away. With that in mind, I can imagine that millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced.

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