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by kohlerm 5y ago
They test AFAIK under ideal smooth road conditions asconfirmed by the picture. On bumpy roads the 10 watts advantage might quickly disappear
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by kohlerm 5y ago
For pure road bikes rim brakes are ok IMHO only under certain conditions.e.g. no carbon rims and not much dirt and try conditions. These are not the conditions you will find off-road. Also the difference in wet conditions is IMHo still nigh
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by kohlerm 5y ago
I don't get the point of using a modal editor these days. Just get a keyboard with QMK ( for example, there is also a software approach) and you can edit completely on the home row (everywhere!) without the need for a modal editor.
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by kohlerm 5y ago
I think you're correct that the eject mechanism was popularized with react. It very much sucks IMHO. At least yarn has a mechanism to override a dependency with your own version of a component.Therefore I am not sure the article is to
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by kohlerm 5y ago
I would like to see no numpad ;-)
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by kohlerm 5y ago
Just look at this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dT6CR9_6l4 chess engines improved very much lately with regards to "understanding" chess positions.
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by kohlerm 5y ago
what is intuition? To me it is just very good pattern matching. I recommend everyone to play against the Leela chess engine with a very low number of search nodes. Start with 1 node and you will find that it rarely makes bad moves. The est
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by kohlerm 5y ago
Looks to me that a modern AlphaZero based engine like Leela would understand this position easily. Even SF with its new neural net based eval function might understand it. My Leela reports a close to 0 evaluation after Nakamuras first sa
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by kohlerm 5y ago
I don't think this would work for chess. Leela is using AlphaZero like self training and the strategy is to not be biased by human moves.
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by kohlerm 5y ago
I agree. For me the limiting factor is not necessarily whether it is poodles high quality encoded or lossless. For "normal" music the bottleneck is often the recording. With good headphones it is easy to differantiate good from no
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by kohlerm 5y ago
Nix plus homemanager plus direnv is the best solution I have found so far. Managing config (dotfiles) is only one part of the problem. You usually also need some way to install applications/tools ideally in a specific version. your con
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by kohlerm 5y ago
Too much marketing involved in this business. And then too much competition from China? Not sure whether the masses are aware of the good but cheap China items. BLON BL-03 , how can you compete with that?
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by kohlerm 5y ago
I liked termite because of the keyboard based selection mode and the minimal functionality. Wasn't aware that Alacrity supports that now. Alacrity is my choice for Windows, but unfortunately I cannot use it on WSL2, because it needs GL
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by kohlerm 5y ago
Nix OS/Packages allow several applications to use different versions of shared libraries, which IMHO is the way to go.
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by kohlerm 5y ago
There several reasons, some of them make logical sense, others don't ;-) Some people for example try to optimize ergonomics/efficiency. There is in my experience a lot of overlap with people liking mechanical keyboards (and if it
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by kohlerm 5y ago
Great post, especially being open about the costs is great information. Lichess is amazing!
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by kohlerm 5y ago
Good article, but it would be worth mentioning IMHO that Snowpack supports webpack and esbuild (supported as the native bundler) for bundling.
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by kohlerm 5y ago
Is Tile is screwed now? Or do they have to focus on Android now, hoping google does not invent something similar? Ok just read Samsung has something similar.
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by kohlerm 5y ago
FIIO has some nice build products. I have got a FIIO BTR1K which works well as a bluetooth mic as well as making my IEMs wireless. The measurement results for their products are not always that good. Check audiosciencereview.com . This mig
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by kohlerm 5y ago
Depending on the headphone the biggest problem is the amp not the DAC. E.g. something like a hifiman Sundara or a Sennheiser HD 600 Series requires a bit more power then a cell phone typically requires. Looking at the specs for the M3k it l
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by kohlerm 6y ago
I meant WASM of course :-)
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by kohlerm 6y ago
Also without an integrated GC, most modern languages do not run well on ASM.
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by kohlerm 6y ago
WASM is theoretically better for CPU intensive workload. As the article states even for CPU intensive workloads there are still quite a few limitations to take into account. What it is good for ATM is IMHO mostly just reusing existing C, ru
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by kohlerm 6y ago
I wish maven would have a proper way to resolve version conflicts and incremental builds
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by kohlerm 6y ago
Version catalogs Sound Like an interesting feature to ne.
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by kohlerm 6y ago
German also has the neuter (das/es). Funny fact in some dialects of German people use the neuter with Women names :-)
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by kohlerm 6y ago
What IMHO really is needed are https://reproducible-builds.org/ plus some way to verify within a company that only allowed packages are used. One way to solve this is to check all software (including open source one) into
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by kohlerm 6y ago
I still have some Corian pieces in the basement. Planned to use it for an iris keyboard case. Don't have the right now to get it into shape. Should maybe finally try to get it done. White Corian looks and feels very good. You can get
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by kohlerm 6y ago
This looks kind of a another flawed benchmark, because of the use of time, which includes the startup cost for the process. Rust is compiled to native code with an AOT compiler, which should have significantly lower overhead compared to th
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by kohlerm 6y ago
To me it looks like the main advantage of async is memory usage, which is kind of expected because of the overhead of a thread. But if you do not need lots of thread it doesn't look like there is a huge benefit going async. Or do I mis

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