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kozak
9y ago
A big argument for using lossless instead of lossy are Bluetooth headphones. When you're listening through them, you're essentially re-encoding one lossy format into another lossy format, which degrades the quality much more than
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kozak
9y ago
Looks like humanity needs some long-term-support version of an operating system, where "long term" would mean 50 years or so (not five or ten).
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kozak
10y ago
You can also use just the JSX without React (using https://www.npmjs.com/package/nativejsx or similar) to combine parts your own way.
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kozak
10y ago
To be fair, that "internet goes down" aspect can be mitigated in software by pushing IDs of the packages that were ordered for your account to the machine as soon as they are known.
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10y ago
Well, maybe it's even better than the original concept: now you can consume the product even if you don't have the hardware. As long as the juice is good - why not. They just need to start selling their juice packs to those who do
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kozak
10y ago
I always wanted to try to do this with RF wavelengths like 2.4 GHz.
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kozak
10y ago
All living creatures occasionally get sick. You don't see a lot of health issues in your meat only because of quality checks on the way of the meat to you, and also partially because the animals that you eat are young.
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kozak
10y ago
Time to write WebAssembly emulators that will run inside browsers?
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kozak
10y ago
What does "Can hire compliance pros" mean?
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kozak
10y ago
I recently got a graphic card that stops its fans when not needed. Now I effectively have a passively cooled card that can instantly convert itself into an actively cooled one.
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kozak
10y ago
And the thieves will melt it, that's for sure.
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kozak
10y ago
Well, that's easy: you just keep Slack running, but disable its notifications. Then you check your Slack from time to time and respond to all the questions that came since the previous time you checked it. Text messaging is called asyn
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kozak
10y ago
For us, winning means stopping their advance. This is not a civil war, there is a clear external force to counteract. What you call "stalemate" is actually a big achievement for us.
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kozak
10y ago
I live in a country which is fighting off an external aggression for the last several years, and here "making killing machines" for defence contractors is a noble thing because you are literally saving lives with your work. And it
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kozak
10y ago
I have an AVCHD camcorder that is excellent in all respects, except for the fact that it uses AC-3 at something like 256 kbps for its stereo sound: compression artifacts are quite noticeable.
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kozak
10y ago
Yep, I'm not about the bit length: 256 bit "should be enough for everybody". But algorithms to generate those 256 bits will change.
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kozak
10y ago
Do they anticipate that one day we'll have to move from SHA256 to something else again? It's only matter of time. Hash function have lifecycle. Tre transition has to be done in a way that will also make the next transition more st
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kozak
10y ago
Web fonts mean no platform-specific fonts. That's a very right thing to do for a government. Comes at a price of download size, but that's probably still worth it.
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kozak
10y ago
Instead of DVD-Rs, I now use write-protected USB flash drives (Netac U335 or similar) with their write protect switches melted with a soldering iron. I know this doesn't protect about hardware failure, but most data loss actally gets c
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kozak
10y ago
Wow, "webmasters creating webpages" is something that I haven't heard for a very long time! I'm nostalgic.
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10y ago
I guess it depends on the definition of death. Obviously, full death doesn't occur the moment heart stops pumping. Brain starts gradually decaying when oxygen supply stops, past the point when it's unrecoverable, and to some more
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kozak
10y ago
What concentration of alcohol has to be in water to make it resistant to getting stale? E.g. if I have ethanol and drinkable water, how much should I add to get the water protected from the bacteria without turning it into a serious alcohol
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kozak
10y ago
That sensitivity goes away "automatically" with age.
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kozak
10y ago
The problem of being distracted when coding was greatly reduced for me when we moved to Git from more ancient version control tools. With faster/easier committing and history browsing, I can now make smaller and more logically divided
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kozak
10y ago
As a person who is more sensitive than average to sub-85Hz flicker of CRT and plasma screens, I'm happy to see these technologies dying.
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kozak
10y ago
Try to switch your router to 802.11n-only mode (no compatibility with b and g).
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kozak
10y ago
In this case the solution is to measure your BP yourself at home.
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10y ago
I sleep with my Fitbit Charge 2 on my wrist, and I found that the Resting Heart Rate value is extremely sensitive to what happens with my body. Drank a little alcohol? See a change on my Resting Heart Rate value for that night. Got too much
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kozak
10y ago
I think the same argument applies to movies and any kind of fiction in general.
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kozak
10y ago
"use strict" has to be outside of the function in this case.
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