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jokoon
3y ago
After I saw how the discussion went about Israel, I don't think Reddit have a good future.
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jokoon
3y ago
Gall's law: "A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked. A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work. You have to start over wit
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jokoon
3y ago
I would pay money to play a silent hill remaster no other choice than to emulate it, it seems
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jokoon
3y ago
I don't understand what's hard about adding like 256MB of flash soldered to that thing, I'd pay $5 more if it did. Everytime there's a RPI I cry about it.
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jokoon
3y ago
I just think people should be accountable for their online behavior. It's not very hard to do. If people are accountable for what they say, act and do in public, the same rule should apply on public forums. Anonymity is good, as long a
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jokoon
3y ago
One day, Apple will deprecate opengl 3.3 core, and I guess everybody might end up deprecating it. I've read that generally opengl is just easier to use than vulkan, I don't know if that's true, but if something is too complic
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Tidwall/rtree.c: An R-tree implementation in C
(github.com)
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jokoon
3y ago
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jokoon
3y ago
A R-tree is a data structure used in GIS for spatial queries
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jokoon
3y ago
what bothers me is that the country with the most dominant military sometimes looks like it might turn bad which would not be good for the rest of the world
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jokoon
3y ago
The US never ceases to surprise me That's so medieval and backward for a country like that
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jokoon
3y ago
Imagine I'm a small software company, and I can't fight a patent troll, and I don't want to pay them or go bankrupt in legal costs. Can't I short-circuit that by just selling services elsewhere? Aren't there compani
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3y ago
> Surely there has to be a catch somewhere. Right? Underwater things are expensive to maintain, nothing is 100% waterproof, so rust rust rust. Underwater cables are no joke either, especially if you're building a network of sea cabl
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jokoon
3y ago
how didn't I know about that? most serious video editors are either expensive, unusable or bloated
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jokoon
3y ago
I don't understand, what's the point of writing this in python?
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jokoon
3y ago
Too bad because it was quite a funny story. I mean in retrospect, I can imagine it would be almost impossible to find all those toothbrushes and hack them remotely, unless they were all connected to a central server that would have been hij
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jokoon
3y ago
Well Finally! When you look at their latest products, it seems like they were starting to sell user data, it was quite scary since Mozilla is like the most respected company when it comes to privacy.
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jokoon
3y ago
I wonder how hard it would be for smartphone to output JXL instead of jpeg their jpeg encoder often barely compress anything
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jokoon
3y ago
why 2 M in $7MM? 2 millions millions dollars? that's 10^12 dollars.
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jokoon
3y ago
I wonder if it's possible to detect features in an image, and encode those to compress an image, a bit like what image-to-SVG converters do, but better. Feature detection is a big subject, and I don't know if it would work for ima
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jokoon
3y ago
well at some point, long distance wifi is just a 4G/5G antenna of course the protocol is not the same, but it's not very different either 4g/5g might also have techniques to improve connectivity in a 3km radius when you have
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jokoon
3y ago
more depressing is that a space elevator might never see the day, since the material required for it is difficult to make and even if it did exist, I have no idea how that thing would be put in place if I remember, in the mars trilogy, it&#
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jokoon
3y ago
I don't understand why some people like to criticize the reputation of wikipedia. Wikipedia is not perfect, but their process is quite mature and robust. I even read people saying wikipedia is politicized.
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3y ago
That's some mid level whataboutism. > the Internet's arbiter of "truthiness" for too long. That's funny how you use a word made popular by Stephen Colbert. Wikipedia is fine. We are not "stuck" with wik
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3y ago
Isn't it easy enough to make ammunition for modern rifles? I'm not a gunsmith or gun engineer, but it doesn't sound difficult to reuse casings and make ammunition. Of course, one would still need to make: * pointy bullets wit
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jokoon
3y ago
sorry what do you have a source?
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jokoon
3y ago
weird that the bulk of patients are in france and UK, does that indicate diet?
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jokoon
3y ago
actually KSR writes hard scifi, so he does do his research before writing
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jokoon
3y ago
Still no 3D renderer TinyEngine is good, but doesn't build on windows yet
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jokoon
3y ago
Annoy people about: * eating less beef * not flying * using a bicycle/train. not possible everywhere for americans, anyway, but possible for most europeans. minimum is car sharing and using a light car. * less house heating, more insul
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jokoon
3y ago
I live in the south of france, and I really need to move to a cooler region in france. Summer are very long, nights are hot, makes it hard to sleep well. I don't have enough money to install AC. Mobile AC is too noisy. I have been post
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