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Google in Talks to Take over More Search Tasks on Samsung Phones (2020)(bloomberg.com)
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by gripfx 6y ago
For those looking for a relatively fast, mobile and dark mode friendly reader for HN, my pick is https://hn.svelte.dev/ It is made with the Svelte JS framework
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Xkcd: Messaging Systems(xkcd.com)
18 points by gripfx 6y ago|13 comments
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Google says it’s working hard to address YouTube Music complaints(arstechnica.com)
2 points by gripfx 6y ago|0 comments
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by gripfx 6y ago
On an unrelated note. Thank you so much for PortableApps.com! It was invaluable at university when studying in the library. To this day, I still use it for utilities that don't need to be installed on my desktop.
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by gripfx 6y ago
Those numbers are pretty generous, I would beg to differ on at least some of them. [1][2][3] My mistake when you mentioned ground effect, I thought you meant sealed (skirts and fans). The ground effect you mean is already a thing in present
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by gripfx 6y ago
That is an interesting question. For me personally, no, not at my current life situation. For the most part, teams are subsidiaries of larger corporations and there is a little bit of security there. The privateer teams other than that pose
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by gripfx 6y ago
It is neither. All teams big or small use a wind tunnel. Simulation and regulation limits on computation mean that a virtual only development program is impossible. Virgin Racing tried it a while back and flopped completely. What some teams
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by gripfx 6y ago
I would be very surprised if Haas is spending anywhere close to the incoming budget cap. They arguably have the smallest expenditure thanks to the Ferrari parts deal and contracting the chassis out to Dallara. Of the current teams, I think
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by gripfx 6y ago
Sure. The role (and myself) are in the aerodynamics department, developing and maintaining software for the aerodynamicists. The role of the aerodynamicist is to develop the bodywork of the car (wings, ducts, chassis shape etc) to improve a
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by gripfx 6y ago
If anyone is interested, the software team I work for is hiring! F1 is definitely an interesting challenge and a unique work environment. Find out more here: https://jobs.redbull.com/at-de/bicester-scuderia-alphatauri-.
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'Picking a fight' with Apple was always Basecamp's marketing strategy(pando.com)
2 points by gripfx 6y ago|0 comments
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by gripfx 7y ago
The CFD simulation in F1 isn't really a track simulation. Normally a straight or curved domain (for car in yaw) is used. Computational limits in the rules mean simulating dirty air, like when following a car, is incredibly inefficient.
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Different OSes produced different results for Chemists using Python(theregister.co.uk)
7 points by gripfx 7y ago|1 comments
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by gripfx 8y ago
IIRC bands that you track are in bold on an events page. No predictions on who you should see though, that's probably out of their wheelhouse. I do think they have some kind of API acces to ticketing sites though because more than once
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by gripfx 8y ago
Songkick does exactly this. Links with various music and social media accounts, then matches concerts and festivals in areas that you specify. Whenever a concert is announced by an artist I listen to in a city I have selected, I get an emai
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by gripfx 8y ago
https://github.com/theia-ide/theia Theia is the Monaco editor on a remote server. I've found the docker containers to be mostly stable
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Google announces Pixel Slate tablet(arstechnica.com)
1 points by gripfx 8y ago|0 comments
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Formula E reveals futuristic season 5 car(theverge.com)
1 points by gripfx 9y ago|0 comments