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leecb
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> enable multiple interpreters in a single process. CPython (the default interpreter) has had support for multiple interpreters in the same process since 1997, but it has only been exposed to the C API, and not in the language itself. Py
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The most common results on this page indicate that it varies with buffer size, but could be 9-11 ms for iPhones. https://superpowered.com/latency
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Othram | Senior Software Engineer | The Woodlands (Houston), TX | Onsite | https://othram.com We are on a mission to digitize the world's DNA evidence so that we can identify victims, find missing persons, and reveal perpet
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6y ago
>Apple will liberally use an already-known VR technique that involves using eye-tracking to render objects in the user's periphery at a lower fidelity than what the user is focusing on. This seems to be describing foveated rendering
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Othram | Senior Software Engineer | The Woodlands (Houston), TX | Onsite | https://othram.com We are on a mission to digitize the world's DNA evidence so that we can identify victims, find missing persons, and reveal perpet
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6y ago
Everything described in the article sounds exactly like some of the Virtex*-FX products from more than 10 years ago. For instance, the Virtex4-FX had either one or two 450MHz PowerPC coresembedded in it, where you could implement 8 of your
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Introduce a ceiling on the total amount of federally subsidized student loans that a person can get in a year. The ceiling steps down every year, until the loans have completely gone down. Start the first ceiling 2 years from now, so studen
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The Huawei Mate 40 came out two months ago, and uses the Hisilicon Kirin 9000, which is also on TSMC's 5nm. It has about 30% more transistors and a higher clockspeed than the A14.
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> A significant portion of Apple's lead came from buying exclusivity on TSMC's 5nm process It's hard to estimate how much of Apple's advantage came from the 5nm process, but we can get a guess by comparing the A13 and
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6y ago
Site appears down- is there a mirror? Page says "Something went wrong."
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That's $11.47 per month, per customer. Slightly over 10% of current pricing. > Funding is distributed over 10 years, so SpaceX's haul will amount to a little over $88.5 million per year.
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6y ago
A geometric mean might make more sense in this situation.
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> The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 is a United States federal law that prohibits U.S. citizens and entities from bribing foreign government officials to benefit their business interests. https://en.wikipedia.org/
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6y ago
Lufthansa A340s have the downstairs toilets as well.
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I've been sending my computer audio to my Homepod Mini every day since I got it this week. Can the full sized Homepod not do this? The 2 second delay is annoying, but doesn't really have a big impact for music.
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6y ago
In the US, you have even longer during the holiday period: > Items purchased at the Apple Online Store that are received between 10 November and 25 December 2020 may be returned up to 8 January 2021. https://www.apple.com/
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> GitHub recommends using only one user account to manage both personal and professional repositories. https://github.community/t/using-one-account-for-all-your-pr...
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They look to both be almost exactly the same size- 3.9 inches in diameter. Echo Dot: 100 x 100 x 89 mm HomePod Mini: 98 x 98 x 84mm
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6y ago
Perhaps users in one of the accepted countries might be willing to pay for the review as a way of supporting the plugin? I definitely would be willing to contribute (directly / indirectly) to support review of plugins that I use.
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> they're not exactly on the top of most tourists' list Turkey is the #6 most visited country in the world, and Vietnam is also a popular tourist destination (#27 on the first list I found).
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My understanding is that it changes the toe of the front wheels, and is used to slightly increase speed on straight sections. There are rules limiting what can control the steering / suspension components of a car, and that's one
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The chip's responses are how the iPhone knows what device / cable type is connected to the port- at least that's what I understand from this.
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one can’t run an x86 OS on an ARM architecture This is the limitation. There is an ARM version of Windows, but the comments from Microsoft don't sound terribly promising: “Microsoft only licenses Windows 10 on ARM to OEMs.
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Isn't this the Verge's summary of the Bloomberg article from Mark Gurman? Why not link to the original article?
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A used 150/152.
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If you have a personal paid account ("Pro"), the pricing page now says "Continue with Team". It looks like "Pro" has been renamed to "Team".
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7y ago
I regularly have complaints that people can't hear me over my laptop's fan when using slack video conferencing, or jokes about hair driers. Computer is a MBP16. Seems like they need to get their CPU use under control.
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Very cool work! I just manually implemented this in a python script. Does it support other platforms? Will it run on Linux?
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7y ago
If the cloud is full, will it rain?
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7y ago
I have no idea what you're talking about. What is MF?
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