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by knolan 8y ago
Airplay 2 haas reduced latency and improved quality. You can also stream to multiple Airplay 2 devices from iOS while iTunes on a Mac/PC can stream to multiple Airplay 1 devices.
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by knolan 8y ago
> And if Photos on iOS had a public sharing feature, I'd probably just use that, and then fall off Instagram too. It kinda does. You can make an album public and it generates a link that you can share.
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by knolan 8y ago
It’s pretty good IMHO. Greek symbols are all obvious. \Omega and \omega for upper and lowercase omega etc. Super and subscripts with ^{} and _{} also work with \sum and \int for indices and intervals. Software like Latexit and Mathpix also
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by knolan 8y ago
I know the few I use regularly and the rest are easy to get via ctrl CMD Space. I’ve added various symbol sets to the character viewer and it suits my work flow.
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by knolan 8y ago
You can on a Mac. Holding the option key allows typing a whole host of symbols. https://beebom.com/how-type-hidden-mac-keyboard-symbols/
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by knolan 8y ago
Reminds me of lose/lose http://www.stfj.net/art/2009/loselose/
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by knolan 8y ago
I think that anyone who cares enough about Facebook’s behaviour has already left. Most folks just keep going back to see their feeds regardless of how horrible it becomes.
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by knolan 8y ago
I recently had to swap out the screen in my mother’s much abused 2015 12” MacBook. That machine was a nightmare to work on with many components attached to the bottom cover and flimsy ribbons connecting top to bottom making basic access cha
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by knolan 8y ago
Sounds like you’ve got some lint in your iPhone’s charging port. I recently used a cocktail stick to remove a big lump of it from my wife’s 6s where she had the same issues. Cable snaps in nicely now.
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by knolan 8y ago
The inconsistency is worst.
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by knolan 8y ago
I’ve found you can ask Siri to explicitly search Wolfram Alpha. Far from ideal.
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by knolan 8y ago
Siri shares a lot of problems with Apple Maps wherein it simply gives up on a request shrugs and returns any answer rather than admitt failure. For example sometimes searching Apple Maps for an address like 123 Mountain View in a developmen
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by knolan 8y ago
The idea being that you are able to disable the biometric stuff before you expect to encounter a situation involving overreaching law enforcement. Hitting the power button 5 times in your pocket is easy enough. Additionally TouchID is disab
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by knolan 8y ago
I’ve never believed this idea that we will all be somehow teleconferencing with AR goggles in the near future. Primarily because I think a lot of teleconferences end up being a waste of productive time but also why would I want to see AR re
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by knolan 8y ago
I’ve a great shortcut to download YouTube videos. https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/c2997c4bcd0a4a01a470ac7f6c1...
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by knolan 8y ago
They added the ability to record a custom Siri command to trigger a workflow, perhaps that might help.
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by knolan 8y ago
Thank you for sharing that.
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by knolan 8y ago
> people try to use procedural generation as a crutch, to avoid actual game design I agree. I guess what I’m saying is that procedural generation need not be a crutch. It should allow the game designer to treat a procedural world like he
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by knolan 8y ago
The Witcher indeed does a great job, and to a somewhat lesser degree Horizon Zero Dawn does well too. However these are essentially worlds with small villages and towns. Novigrad is pretty impressive but isn’t much bigger than a typical Eur
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by knolan 8y ago
A problem I have with a lot of modern games is the fake sense of scale. In the Mass Effect games the Citadel is supposed to be some vast city floating in space but you’re limited to a few rooms with billboard textures to show the rest of it
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by knolan 8y ago
There are issues with solar loading on aircraft fuel tanks, which are essentially the inner volume of an airliner wing. The induced gas flow in a tank can result in hotspots as heat pools in the internal structure.
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by knolan 8y ago
I’m starting a new job, my cycle commute will increase from just 6 km to 18 km (and a few more as we’re going to buy a home). This is on the edge of my fatigue anxiety so I’m considering an e-bike. Not only is it considerably cheaper than a
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by knolan 8y ago
I’ve stuck Intel Compute Sticks onto a few lab machines with good success. Like NUCs they’re a bit too expensive but they are great for a running a tool off a VESA mounted panel, especially as many of these things need Windows.
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by knolan 8y ago
Another week, another battery breakthrough. Researchers will continue to chip away at the material science and the chemistry to drive incremental improvements that are safe and economical while our power hungry gadgets will do more with les
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by knolan 8y ago
What timeline is Discovery in then?
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by knolan 8y ago
How does this fit into the new timeline that the Abrams reboot creates? Will the new Picard series be in the TNG timeline?
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by knolan 8y ago
Yes, exactly.
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by knolan 8y ago
The journal usually takes copyright but any IP should be protected before publishing. Generally all the IP owned by the author’s employer.
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by knolan 8y ago
The volume fake journal spam I’m getting lately is shocking. It seems they just trawl for emails form high impact journals.
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by knolan 8y ago
For us academics the ‘literature’ is our peer reviewed repository of scientific knowledge. Various Journals have reputations in certain fields and publishing in such a journal is a measure of your ability within your field. I can glance at

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