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lukevp
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lukevp
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Front page Cloud logos that are circular look like buttons to get more information. Expected to see a copy page about how the product works with a given cloud and was really surprised that they didn’t do anything on click.
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6y ago
Nice looking site and product! I watched your drag and drop demo for the kanban board. You may consider having a “best of” at the top, I wouldn’t watch a vlog because of the time involved, but I would definitely watch a couple of top rated
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6y ago
This credit is not allowed to be used for production workloads and they can automatically spin down your workload at any time. Also the $150 credit is only for enterprise VS, for pro it’s only $50/mo.
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6y ago
While this is true of LCDs, OLEDs have basically no draw latency, so conceivably they could directly update as the frame buffer was populating like a CRT if the gpu driver and OLED driver allowed it. This would still have tearing though for
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6y ago
Hello again @acemarke, My feedback last month on HN [0] ended up in the original issue thread about this doc rewrite. Thank you for taking the time to build out this documentation! I'm going to send it along to my team for their rev
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6y ago
Why the hate on C#? Are you perhaps thinking of languages like Ruby and Python and grouping them into the same bucket as C#? This[0] shows an example of C# vs C++ having a 10% performance gap on ray tracing. There is also no reason that ext
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6y ago
You could probably do this with the loopback features of a podcast style interface and not need a second computer. The one I use is the MOTU M4, the M2 is a little cheaper. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IKjKymjc_R8
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6y ago
Why would 11:02 be hard to tell apart? I think you misunderstood what I was saying. The hours would always flash first. For 11:02 it would flash 11, then 12(12 being 0 since the next place could not have Any number > a 5) then flash 2. F
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6y ago
Children often answer questions nonsensically. They are prompted over years to be serious and answer questions correctly.
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6y ago
Should valid example 2 be y x z? I don’t understand the 2 y write processing so if I misinterpreted this, I would appreciate it if you could explain in more detail.
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6y ago
I disagree, it’s not the fairness, or the overproduction, but the best overall benefit to society given the money spent. Social programs that already exist are a progressive tax that penalizes healthy, working people more than those who are
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6y ago
Why doesn’t it just flash the digits (eg. 5:58 would flash 5, then 5, then 8?) it would always be able to tell time with 3 flashes (assuming 12 hour mode not 24 hour mode). This remainder math seems unnecessary and just takes longer.
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6y ago
My x1 carbon has a built in webcam blocker slider built in, and it disables the hardware too when it’s slid closed.
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6y ago
Thanks for submitting this! Sounds really great and I’m excited to read through this. The theory of FFTs, equalizers, etc is sometimes really unapproachable because of the dense mathematics, it’s much easier for me to comprehend algorithms
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6y ago
The direct link is on the page under the form too, If you are “without honor” :)
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6y ago
Same experience here, only seagate drive failures over the past 15 years of owning maybe 30 drives total. WD has never failed. Obviously anecdotal.
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6y ago
Just speculating but perhaps the consumer ones return after the cache is populated and not after the data is durably on disk? That wouldn’t really be a no-op but would be much quicker for small writes at the expense of correctness in a powe
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6y ago
It’s common knowledge that jackpots have an annuity or a lesser lump sum, that’s how lotteries work already. This is really just a way to gamify savings as a lottery, I think it’s a great idea and may sign up. I have a really low yield savi
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6y ago
Perhaps I misunderstand this, but aren’t waveform arrays are meant more for uniformity than output? At least in the case of lightbulbs, adding 10 1800 lumen lights in an array would not result in additional light at any given point unless t
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6y ago
It looked like the spl levels at low frequencies were comparable to other IEMs, with a peak in the high frequencies surpassing the other IEMs, and at a lower THD. The peaks could easily be equalized within an active system. These seem ideal
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I used this a while back to record, and the free version has some major limitations (low res, wrong aspect ratio, can only use selfie cam). It did work well, but they don’t mention any of these limitations on this pitch page. The resolution
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6y ago
I don’t suppose there is a way for the SoC to run something besides Python? I appreciate the flexibility of a scripting language and would love to try one of these out, but I feel like a hardware device should have a RTOS (or no OS) and a l
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6y ago
What are some domains that a solo developer could build something commercially compelling to capture some of this $37 trillion? Are there any workflows or tools or efficiencies that could be easily realized as a commercial offering that wou
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6y ago
Thanks for your insight. I agree for a knowledge base, where you don’t want to persist all information, and precision is important. Most of my note generation tends toward writing down historical updates (project a is at stage b on date c)
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I agree, the most useful thing these tools can provide is fast data entry and robust search for most users. That’s the focus of the tool I’m building, https://NoteBrook.com . Reach out if you want to be in on the beta, it has be
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Does typesense have any ecom features or is it just a full text index?
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Agreed. I don’t think I can really help with this but I know exactly what they’re doing and wish them luck. The copy was very clear and immediately lends confidence to the team.
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Why could it not handle color if it had R/G/B subpixels and adapted the intensity of each pixel based on the color of the light passing through that area of the screen? The intensity of light is quite high outside, could an LCD no
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I've been curious about something in AR for a while, and I can't seem to find the right terms to query this. Why can't ambient light be used for illumination, and an LCD + polarizer to darken each pixel? If you can approxi
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Flipper – Cross-Platform Native App Debugging from Facebook
(fbflipper.com)
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