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by leni536 7y ago
On the other hand this is a single application running in its own VM, so it also makes isolation easier/lighter.
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by leni536 7y ago
I suspect that the main safety issue is shorting the battery, not electrocution.
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by leni536 7y ago
Why not? I think that wouldn't infringe trademark. IANAL
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by leni536 7y ago
Possibly calling both the compiler implementation and the language Rust is the issue here.
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by leni536 7y ago
In these cases 1080p30 is typically available. AFAIK there is a setting, only available to logged in users. If you are not logged in then youtube-dl is also an option. I also used a browser extension before to reenable the lower framerate o
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by leni536 7y ago
It knows that one from cookies, not applicable to incognito mode. Google probably does some other fingerprinting as well though.
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by leni536 7y ago
According to [1] Helium actually escapes Earth's atmosphere at the rate of 50g/s. And most of the production of Helium is from gas reserves, and not capturing from the atmosphere. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by leni536 7y ago
I am not suggesting that git itself should ship with a bunch of custom merge utilities for specific file types. git ships with a mechanism that allows custom merge drivers. Setting up custom merge drivers might not be ergonomic right now, b
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by leni536 7y ago
Or it could be solved at the git tooling side by introducing Jupyter specific merge and diff tools.
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by leni536 7y ago
That flexing mirror idea is really smart.
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by leni536 7y ago
PDF is the most complete open vectorgraphic format. SVG comes close, but client support is all over the place. Browser support is attrocious.
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by leni536 7y ago
The problem is that the numpad is at the wrong side. I have seen a "left-handed" keyboard before with the numpad on the left. I think it's actually more ergonomic for a right-handed person.
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by leni536 7y ago
> personally I think photos should be most accurate representation of what healthy naked human eye see Under what lighting?
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by leni536 7y ago
The goal of the transformation is to make the image look like as if it were photographed above water. A straightforward measurement would be to photograph certain subjects above and below water and compare the appropriate reference and tran
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by leni536 7y ago
The problem is not the speculative execution. It's the observable side effects.
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by leni536 7y ago
I'm a physicist and I hate to say that I'm stuck on the first equation in the first lemma. Can anybody clarify what the following notation means? \det(B\quad v_n) For the determinant to make sense its argument needs to be
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by leni536 7y ago
>niche use case Like an attack.
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by leni536 7y ago
In physics literature it is not uncommon to see Fourier transform with complex omega while Laplace transform is more common in engineering. It's the same thing at that point.
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by leni536 7y ago
socat can help in that case, if it's available. But I wonder if socat is available on the same distributions by default.
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by leni536 7y ago
I have used mpv for something like this before. '[' and ']' changes playback speed and 'l' sets the loop-points. Using the --af=rubberband=pitch-scale=<value> command-line option is also helpful if the me
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by leni536 7y ago
So the difference basically boils down to -ffast-math, right? Is there an equivalent in Rust? Edit: After some search I found these: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/21690 https://doc.rust-
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by leni536 7y ago
Note that lambda expressions are not allowed in an unevaluated context. What about this? #define MY_ASSERT(expr) do {} while (false && ((expr), false)) This doesn't require expr to be convertible to bool .
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by leni536 7y ago
This kind of tag dispatch to disambiguate is really clever. I never thought of disambiguating based on the conversion of the tag. Edit: I have probably seen it in concepts lite though, I just forgot about it.
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by leni536 7y ago
That's what PPSSPP already does. AFAIK PPSSPP Gold only differs in price and the icon.
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by leni536 7y ago
> However, most real-life programs access Xlib through higher-level libraries, and the libraries do not initialize Xlib threading on their behalf. Do these libraries assume that XInitThreads() was called? If they do they could all link
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by leni536 7y ago
If your starting point is a well understood theory that is known to conserve momentum (as a mathematical theorem), you design a complicated device using this theory and then within this specific design you find that momentum is not conserve
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by leni536 7y ago
I usually do rsync -az --info=progress2 --no-i-r
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by leni536 7y ago
It's not a FSM but a Turing machine. It is quite easy to prove if a FSM with 1919 states reaches a certain state or not. You just run it and within 1919 steps it either reaches the target state or returns to a previous state that it al
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by leni536 7y ago
Use jpegtran, it can rotate jpg images losslessly. https://linux.die.net/man/1/jpegtran
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by leni536 7y ago
> But if the passphrase is already strong (6 random words from the Diceware wordlist), you can use MD5... Is this actually true? Note that you don't need the actual password, just a hash collision.

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