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by jiri 5y ago
This code is nice for RGB, but what about YUV420 format? There should be even more efficient way to store image in YUV420 (takes half bytes than RGB 888), and most images (JPEGs, direct cameras output in Android etc) are already in YUV420.
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Start Me Up(ignorethecode.net)
2 points by jiri 5y ago|0 comments
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by jiri 5y ago
I think that this cannot be solved by "educating drivers". Physical separation is needed for lanes with radically different speeds. Today, sidewalks (4 kmph) are separated from cars (40+ kmph). Because of demand of people travelin
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by jiri 5y ago
Yes. Also, in my country, there are alternatives, but it is so much faster and time efficient to use car. I would gladly used any alternative that would not cost me additional time than car.
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by jiri 5y ago
I can confirm that: I am from EU, far inland. Warmer climate seems like a good idea to me and rising sea level does not bother me at all. Yes, I dislike storms, floods and droughts but these are thing we know and we are prepared. And it mig
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by jiri 5y ago
> low cost now, high cost for grandchildren. [sarcasm] so, why transfer this "high cost" to grandchildren, let THEM solve whole problem of "habitability of this moist rock" [/sarcasm]
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The rise and fall of Oxygen OS(androidauthority.com)
92 points by jiri 5y ago|52 comments
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by jiri 5y ago
It's just a pity that the article ended just when I was most interested :-)
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by jiri 6y ago
Yes, you cannot do that and I would prefer that they enable these features too. But really, for most lay people it is better, safer and convenient to just use Apple selected method - to connect everything with one account/Apple ID. And
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by jiri 6y ago
To "airpods" example - I think that it is more about Apple making great product than Apple enforcing control. Better eco system control is more of useful side effect. There are other players who can make great products like good q
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by jiri 6y ago
This. And I think that we really should focus more on recyclable materials: like steel and aluminium instead of trying to use (unescessary) plastic everywhere.
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by jiri 6y ago
I agree. Am I right - would it be solved by prefering https for all ip addresses except 10.0.0.0/8, 192.168.0.0/24 and 172.16.0.0/16?
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by jiri 6y ago
I liked especially living in cliff walls in "Red Mars"! Anyway "Red Mars" sold me the impression of many people being "outside" quite a lot. But with accordance to dust problems this does not seems to be too li
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Living On Mars – The stuff you never thought about (2017)(hackaday.com)
4 points by jiri 6y ago|3 comments
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by jiri 6y ago
I have prepared for my kids smooth gradual "helpers" in Minecraft - I did place command blocks for them first, later I created server mod with custom commands and teach them to write commands. They learnt to try and combine stuff
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by jiri 6y ago
Haha, this is mainly "programmer" viewpoint, for most people around the globe, timezones works flawlessly. And for programmers, they do/should use UTC everywhere already ;-)
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by jiri 6y ago
I find spacer.gif or even this "inlined gif" solution much more elegant and straitforward - better than bothering with div/span element and correct styling. And Josh could easily implement that react component with gif!
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by jiri 6y ago
So, everything would be solved (technically) if they can retrofit AoA disagree alarm? I am not sure what is the price tag for such operation but it has to be fortune otherwise they should included it in the first place.
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by jiri 6y ago
Yeah. Problem is that it is pretty hard to fix such system problem: - Plane was bad, so they band-aided it in factory, but band-aid keeps falling off sometimes. So planes stay grounded. - Sure, they can make better band-aid but everyone kno
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by jiri 6y ago
I have (and had) laptop with slot for sim card for years but I never bothered to buy a sim card. I have gigabit ethernet port at work, at home, fast low latency wifi everywhere ...
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by jiri 6y ago
Another way to look at it: I remember that 30y ago (in our Europe country) it was quite common to drive even without seatbelts in the back. Seatbelts were important in case of accident, but not needed in regular traffic. Traffic and cars a
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by jiri 7y ago
Or, we should just get used to live with more CO2 in the air.
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by jiri 7y ago
Its not too much wet, you get rid of most of the water by spin drying. I have stone floors so I wouldnt be bothered anyway Also it helps if you live somewhere with reasonable humidity.
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by jiri 7y ago
Missing NOT. Or NAND
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by jiri 7y ago
Web definitely needs a better keyboard interface, this seems interesting but it looks a bit difficult to learn and use. I used and liked Gleebox quite intuitive, easy and powerful. But it is not developed anymore. https://chrome.
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by jiri 7y ago
Is it possible that similar deposits of this rock ringwoodite are present in under the surface or in cores of other planets?
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by jiri 7y ago
Click to display cannot solve this completely, it will change general practice from using one tracking pixel to make all images tracking. Although, it could work for text emails with just tracking pixel.
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by jiri 8y ago
Well, I believe that Dutch roads are quite ok because the speed limits are usually followed and drivers are attentive. In other parts of Europe, road traffic is often much faster that speed limits (Central and Southern Europe) and drivers a
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by jiri 8y ago
> One thing though is that our geography works well with biking. Yeah, that one. Your country is ridiculously flat with highest peak of around 300m above see level. On the other hand, there are a lot of raining days in Netherlands! I was
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by jiri 8y ago
Turbo Pascal was great.

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