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haldean
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If you could only comment on posts by mutuals, that would go a long way. I would happily set my profile to "public but only my mutuals can comment".
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Where were you two months ago when I desperately needed this for a project?! Thank you so much, this is awesome.
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Many game render pipelines will draw the scene a dozen times; here's an article about the pipeline from GTA V, for example: http://www.adriancourreges.com/blog/2015/11/02/gta-v-graphic... Adding one
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8y ago
I imagine they meant it's a way to do code review for projects they currently host on Keybase.
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My understanding (from a friend who was a cop, this was in NYC but it's probably similar elsewhere) is that what happens is: 1. Motorcycle makes a ton of noise because muffler is removed / modified 2. Cop pulls over motorcycle, gi
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8y ago
It also looks like the back button is gone... how is that supposed to work?
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8y ago
That might be a Britishism; Wiktionary does call that out as the UK pronunciation. I also only know it as "səˈkɔɪ.ə".
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8y ago
Sony has an Android app you can use to get live previews off the A7, tweak exposure parameters, and trigger images. Everything can go over either bluetooth or WiFi. I imagine that a little time with Wireshark would open an API up real quick
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8y ago
There's an AMC equivalent now, 3 movies a week (in the nice Atmos theaters, too) for $20/mo: https://www.amctheatres.com/amcstubs/alist
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8y ago
Not everyone can afford a new MacBook when their old one works fine, no matter how much HN shames them for it.
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8y ago
The "technical information" page says they contacted the social media services those keys were for, and the social media services confirmed the keys hasn't been used by anyone else.
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8y ago
At its peak (in the early 40s) it had 4.5M people living in it, and only has about 3.5M people living there now: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin_population_statistics#/... The city was built for a population
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8y ago
I think they're saying that most things that go over TCP are HTTP, which means usually those bits are set to 80 or 443. With SRV records we could be using more ports, and then presumably do port based routing instead of host based rout
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"we lose money on each sale but we make up for it in volume"
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8y ago
This was not true in Python 2, and redefining True to False used to be a jokey way to break the interpreter in a bunch of fun ways.
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8y ago
I think you might be looking at the WebGL thing someone posted in the comments?
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8y ago
It's a good solution for strncat for sure! I'd guess that the majority of strncpy calls look something like: char *x = calloc(n, 1); strncpy(x, y, n - 1); Which can be replaced with: char *x = strdup(y); Whic
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Because most of the internet already goes through under-sea cables? We're pretty good at not cutting under-sea cables.
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How is it meant to be said aloud? I've always wondered.
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Why on god's green earth would anyone want their neighbors to rate them?
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8y ago
The Scoot service in SF uses GenZe scooters and they're fantastic to ride. Granted, I don't own one because I just use Scoot. They're about $4.5k on the website.
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8y ago
A little different from what others are recommending, in that it wasn't made by a tech insider, but Werner Herzog's "Lo and Behold" is an excellent nonlinear and eclectic documentary about the internet
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8y ago
The WRT54 is dog slow by today's standards. My residential Comcast service is faster than it can handle; my max down almost doubled when I swapped my WRT54GL for an AC3200
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8y ago
Android has the ability to push updates to phones that haven't been set up yet; when you first turn on a new phone the first thing it does is ask for wifi so it can check for updates. Google has the ability to update the phone before l
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This guy was a trainee.
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Pro games are often played at 2K@240 now; it never ends
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More on the local end. Traditional denoising is edge finding + blur; you find the edges that you want to keep crisp and you blur on both sides of the edges. ML has been really good at somehow replicating and improving upon that result witho
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Same; I worked on GAE in 2013 and it's so funny to read the story of someone exploring, discovering, and being so close to breaking something you know really well. There's a few moments in here where I thought "oh man, you co
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This is why I like the Kaiser Permanente system, where you buy your insurance from the same company that provides your healthcare. It has other problems (notably that they are loath to send you somewhere else if they don't have the exp
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It was explicitly made to be a better H1Z1
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