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jychang
5y ago
Funny how telekill has basically been removed from the mainline SCPs for years, though.
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jychang
5y ago
It's less complaining about the existence of the text, and moreso there's a lack of a way to remind you about reading this later.
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jychang
5y ago
Humans aren't built to work late. There's a whole host of physical health issues and mental health issues that comes with working a large number of hours. The prey that a human is trying to hunt isn't gonna be up after sundow
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jychang
5y ago
Definitely not. I heard the NT kernel codebase is actually beautiful to work with. There's definitely code rot in Windows, but that's probably due to compatibility reasons with third party code rather than actual bad design.
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jychang
5y ago
Intel has $24.8 billion in cash. https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/INTC/intel/cash-on... Intel dropping their prices and thus revenue temporarily should not affect their ability to compete at all
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jychang
5y ago
Well, Bonsai only works on Mac, so...
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jychang
5y ago
I mean, I'd want my kindergarten teacher to be focused teaching kindergarteners. I don't want them to be an expert on calculus, just be the best teacher for a kindergartener. Same thing as "i want my IDE to focus on being an
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jychang
5y ago
Deleting cookies for a group of sites is essential, though, and they're removing that. Think facebook.com, fbcdn.net, etc. I end up having to delete cookies for Cars.com every other week, because sometimes the search function would cor
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jychang
5y ago
Eh. I feel like they can probably get a cheaper loan from somewhere else.
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jychang
5y ago
Current theory isn't pointless. Current theory straight up doesn't exist. There is no (non crackpot) theory of mind yet. Most high quality research on the mind (from a non computer science angle) comes from where it breaks down (s
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jychang
5y ago
I mean, most people just use Netflix and Hulu and Plex from their smart TV anyways. The former 2 are already collecting your viewing habits, and the latter is uncollectable since it's just streaming from your own server.
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jychang
5y ago
There won't be any new foundries though. Moore's law would grind to a halt (moreso than it already has).
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jychang
5y ago
Microsoft exFAT patents expired in 2019, I think. It's included in the Linux kernel since 5.7 or some version around then. Android devices support exFAT depending on which Linux kernel version they have.
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jychang
5y ago
That's at a 16:9 video ratio though. There are no phone camera sensors out there with a 16:9 ratio. That would be useless for taking still photographs. Most DSLR/mirrorless cameras have a 3:2 ratio, whereas smartphone cameras tend
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jychang
5y ago
Are you seriously trying to say that lawmakers can't write buggy code with edge cases they didn't consider?
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jychang
5y ago
Five Five Five Five Five There is no Antimemetics Division
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jychang
5y ago
Nah, 2521 would just take the piece of paper it's written on. If someone said it out loud, then they're fucked.
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jychang
5y ago
> So when the CIA tells me some foreign government is doing something bad, I should believe them? Honestly, yes. > Then when the CIA denies they lied about the foreign government was doing something bad When have they done this? A fe
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jychang
6y ago
See here https://asahilinux.org/2021/03/progress-report-january-febru... Mostly the section on IRQ.
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6y ago
Windows Mobile - iPhone Tablet PC - iPad Internet Explorer - Google Chrome MSN Messenger - Facebook Messenger, iMessage, etc Microsoft Band - Apple Watch Zune Pass (2006) - Spotify (2009, 2011), Apple Music, etc Skype - Zoom H
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jychang
6y ago
I'm actually more optimistic than that. I read an interesting article arguing that "the people who deserve the vaccine the least, should be the ones getting it first". As in, the kid who irresponsibly goes to Miami on spring
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jychang
6y ago
A few days in advance, and no installation or maintenance costs. It costs about $4000 to rent a 1000kW diesel generator for a week. It consumes about 70gal of diesel per hour, and it costs $2.90 ish for diesel in Texas. That comes to $4000
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jychang
6y ago
Power usage is not linear with perf. Doubling power wouldn't double clockspeeds or something.
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jychang
6y ago
This is a dumb fight to pick. Dude just wants some ML software to figure out how to change accents. Maybe he wants to change the accent to a Texas accent, or the Queen's english, who cares, it's the ML part that's interesting
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jychang
6y ago
Trademark law, mostly. If I open an Apple Store, I'm gonna get a lot of lawsuits headed my way in no time. You can't just use another company's logo and name without their permission.
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jychang
6y ago
> some straight up voodoo about how to "end trips early" The proper way to do it is to use a drug that's a 5-HT2a antagonist with a stronger affinity to that receptor than the psychedelic. Trazodone or Seroquel are commonl
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jychang
6y ago
Not that i don't believe you, but do you have any sources for that? A quick google search didn't turn up any articles or anything, just corporate websites.
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jychang
6y ago
Put the TV on its own NAT
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jychang
6y ago
There are 31,536,000,000 milliseconds in a year. If you do (1-1E-9)^3.1536E10, you get a 2E-14 chance of no collision in a year.
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jychang
6y ago
Reason would be really important. One MAX crashing from something like the SeaTac Q400 incident[1] wouldn't affect Boeing at all. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Horizon_Air_Q400_incident
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