jankotek

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by jankotek 6y ago
I believe GPU would be more expensive, it would increase human labor too much. CPU is universal and has more RAM. Optimizing very sophisticated ray tracing for GPU with tiny amount of VRAM could be very tricky. It is easier to do dirty cod
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by jankotek 6y ago
Brute force it; write a script to checkout every revision from SVN, checkin into git.
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by jankotek 6y ago
I recall similar quote from Steve Jobs about workstations market, Sun and Next. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KRBIH0CA7ZU
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by jankotek 6y ago
In IoT only one person is needed to change a light bulb. But it will take 7 days of soldering, debuging and reverse engineering :)
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by jankotek 6y ago
Not so funny with modern IoT, maybe firmware upgrade is needed or restart wireless router :)
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by jankotek 6y ago
"free lunch" is just untrue. Opensource and GPL does not work this way. Also Redhat just cut support on one of its projects. Their business model is build on their reputation and long term support. Not best long term move.
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by jankotek 6y ago
Like 5 year old? Well, I have consulting business and sell solutions based on QT5. I can not use QT6, because it is impossible to buy a license for QT6.
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by jankotek 6y ago
Well, I would consider myself to be an audiophile. I got professional level equipment for about $400 many many years ago. Today it is probably even cheaper. I spend a lot of time on PSU, interference from power grid etc... Solved by $20 c
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by jankotek 6y ago
I think it is rather naive view. Audio market is an industry with professionals. You can buy spare parts for 30-years old studio headphones. Apple with their "no repair allowed" business model and 500ms latency is a joke.
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by jankotek 6y ago
$500 for headphones is fine, if they would last 20 years. AirPods look like flimsy plastic stuff. For portable heapdhones they are not water resistant, do not fold and not even come with hard case. And given apple, there will be no spare
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by jankotek 6y ago
binoculars on tripod, if youwant planets then 7cm basic refractor
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by jankotek 6y ago
You need very good location with unobstructed view over western horizont. Some preparation and a bit of luck with weather. It is not a rocket science. But get telescope in any case. Even cheap stuff from Lidl will show some details on satur
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by jankotek 6y ago
You have no idea how regions in EU works. They do not get money from cheap water produced abroad, it only dilutes their brand.
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by jankotek 6y ago
Thunderbird has simplified html viewer, no css etc, works pretty well.
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by jankotek 6y ago
But it should not matter how secure chatting software is. This sort of stuff should be on offline VPM, separated from normal internet. If officials are using their personal devices for this....
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by jankotek 6y ago
MacOS has privacy issues. But if Linux works fine on M1... Finally great ARM based workstation.
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by jankotek 6y ago
Pressure wave moves at speed of sound. Lightweigh capsule gets destroyed just by derailing at 500mph. Any bad event will put down ALL trains on track. And rescuing people trapped in 100 miles long steel pipe... Hyperloop is a nightmare!
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by jankotek 6y ago
No progress is possible without HR department :)
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by jankotek 6y ago
My point is about doing research without PhD as a hobby. Since I would not get paid anyway, I do not see reason to spend a few years, just to get paperwork sorted. Most data are publicly available. Most researchers are very happy for helpin
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by jankotek 6y ago
I have personal experience from those two fields. Perhaps other fields are different. But trust me, you do not need a PhD to get observing time on 4 meter telescope.
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by jankotek 6y ago
Work independently with $1k telescope from balcony? Why? This is completely out of context. First I talked about data analysis and software development. Secondly, even in observational astronomy, anyone can make proposal and get observing t
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by jankotek 6y ago
Cost of masters degree, living cost in expensive city, lost wages... It is expensive! You do not have to be member of academia to interact with other researches. 》This seems pretty unfunded. Unless you mean most people who have already done
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by jankotek 6y ago
If it is just a hobby, why bother with expensive university? Most people can perform perfectly valid research from their bedroom or garage.
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by jankotek 6y ago
Github is part of critical infrastructure. It is bad enough it is blocked in Iran and some other countries.
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by jankotek 6y ago
It is much easier to take broken lcd screen and remove diffuser. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8JrqH2oOTK4
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by jankotek 6y ago
To be fair, it is very difficult to find car without touch screen today. Or with power switch that physically cuts power to the engine, fuel pump and ignition. Or without GPS tracker...
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by jankotek 6y ago
How is this different from normal languages such as Java? Lawyers do not have a problem to learn actual programming language. This does not have a IDE support and all the goodies. We implemented tax law. Split each paragraph as a javadoc fo
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by jankotek 6y ago
Headset voice has to squeeze over GSM voice channel, that is 9.6kbps. I had pretty smooth experience with using Pulse with multiple sinks/sources, maybe look into doc. Only problem I had was latency sync while multiple sinks play toget
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by jankotek 6y ago
》While the origins of the human milk microbiome are not exactly known,[1] several hypotheses for its establishment have been proposed 》Alternatively, bacteria may be translocated to the mammary duct from the maternal gastrointestinal tract
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by jankotek 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_milk_microbiome

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