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keehun
11y ago
Is the assembly source available anywhere? Missed it in the article.
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keehun
11y ago
"Nobel laureate Gerard t'Hooft, who was present for the discussion, has been thinking about information loss in a similar way, and he cited several papers he has published on the subject. It will take more discussion — and much co
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keehun
11y ago
To clarify, you need to have a certain number of points, which I understand is sometimes adjusted to reflect the growth of HN.
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keehun
11y ago
This is exactly why I found the Google branding a bit weird. The smart guys over there surely must know that a lot of us would be suspicious of this device. Why didn't they brand it under Nest, or a new Google subsidiary that would tak
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keehun
11y ago
Agreed. Found that none of the routers I've ever bought came with QoS that actually worked, or at least made a noticeable difference.
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keehun
11y ago
It does have prioritizing: https://support.google.com/onhub/answer/6246483
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keehun
11y ago
Nice game, except that for me, the lag is terrible. About 700-1000ms. A lot of big players on it, and impossible to get going because death is almost imminent upon spawning!
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keehun
11y ago
With poor internet connections, the stuttering audio gets frustrating very quickly. "What did you say?" "I missed half that sentence." "Could you repeat that?" We end up just typing it up on the 2nd or 3rd try
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NTSB reveals cause of Virgin Galactic’s deadly SpaceShipTwo crash
(theverge.com)
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keehun
11y ago
See, for many, that is not an irrelevant question. Could be very important if you have multiple partitions/network drives specific for different purposes.
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keehun
11y ago
Me, too. I really don't like umbrellas and wonder why people don't use rain jackets more often. I enjoy the feeling of rain falling on me and I get to stay completely dry. Umbrellas only can do so much, especially if you're c
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Hackers Took Info on Every Current Federal Government Worker
(recode.net)
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keehun
11y ago
I've started signing (not encrypt) every email I send, even to my friends and professors. The cost of this is that they see the ugly block of a signature. I hope to raise awareness.
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keehun
11y ago
That's interesting. I've had nothing but success on it. It discovered my key that I didn't have to do anything with.
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keehun
11y ago
For this reason, I've learned to encrypt my first-ever email keys (from 2013 -- hey, I'm young) into an encrypted disk image that I can mount from any computer sync'd on the cloud.
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How Math's Most Famous Proof Nearly Broke
(nautil.us)
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keehun
11y ago
This looks like its direct ancestor by the same author a couple years earlier! Great work. http://www.mattkeeter.com/projects/kokopelli/
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keehun
11y ago
Agreed. I think static sites have their niche and Github probably isn't interested in more than that.
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keehun
11y ago
This is amazing. Apart from the distorted sound (pitch), the games loaded instantly on Firefox and could play real-time games (Bomberman) without any lag! JS has come a long way (and browser support).
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keehun
11y ago
Because it doesn't have ads.
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keehun
12y ago
You were probably subscribed to different black/white lists.
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keehun
12y ago
Same. I had to turn off my uBlock..
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keehun
12y ago
Here's the dashboard updated in real-time if this sort of thing fascinates you (as it fascinates me!) http://op-webtools.web.cern.ch/op-webtools/vistar/vistars.ph...
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keehun
12y ago
Pre-WWI pianos from Vienna (the one I met was a Steinway) still have ivory on the keys instead of some white coating they have on the keys now. Those ivory keys are unlike any other piano I've touched. Amazingly contradictory feelings
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keehun
12y ago
Good point. Even without cherry picking, in this instance, when the Bible/God/Jesus declares it the greatest commandment, you'd think they would pay a little more attention to it.
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keehun
12y ago
I support the seemingly-exaggerated response of Salesforce. In a risk of starting a religious flame war, I don't understand those of faith who discriminate against anyone else for any reason. Jesus called on His believers to love your
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12y ago
This is great! I wonder if Google will prohibit access to Google Maps tiles in the future for working around Google Play requirement?
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12y ago
I think the goal is to replace every window with this, producing an uncountable (Google interview question about Seattle) square kilometers of electricity-producing surface. I think the efficiency has to improve before most people would bot
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keehun
12y ago
I play 2048 really quite fast. It's really the best way to play I think. The constant captcha making sure that you're not a bot is really quite dumb once I've already verified myself. A few times at the most. It really breaks
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keehun
12y ago
I don't think you understand that your site is completely useless. It's not worth the death-by-bot-blocking if it's not there when you need it.
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