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by mkl 1y ago
For me, the start menu takes a couple of seconds to appear, and disappears again after a fraction of a second (Chrome 138 on Windows 10).
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by mkl 1y ago
Fascinating related article about a weaving of a Pentium (linked near the bottom): https://www.righto.com/2024/08/pentium-navajo-fairchild-ship... , discussion a year ago: https://news.ycombinator.com&#x
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by mkl 1y ago
No, that's not how Google Books did it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Books#Scanning_of_books
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by mkl 1y ago
Big discussion yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45132810 Looks like this one popped up from the second chance pool.
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by mkl 1y ago
Waymo is very restricted on the locations it drives (limit parts of limited cities, I think no freeways still), and uses remote operators to make decisions in unusual situations and when it gets stuck. This article from last year has quite
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by mkl 1y ago
Google is allowed to continue paying companies like Mozilla and Apple to be the default search engine. The CNBC article is very unclear. This bitsy BBC one is a bit better: https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cg50dlj9gm
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by mkl 1y ago
I'm in a similar situation. Any thoughts, recommendations, warnings about QNAP or Asustor?
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by mkl 1y ago
Not for a NAS. Speed is NVMe's benefit, but your network isn't fast enough to take advantage of it, which means you're paying through the nose for very low capacity. 24TB SATA drives are a way better deal for a NAS.
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by mkl 1y ago
What are the nice business features you're referring to?
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by mkl 1y ago
Oh, excellent. I use profiles in Firefox too, but it's been quite awkward in comparison.
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by mkl 1y ago
Just make a separate browser profile for it. That's easy in Chrome.
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by mkl 1y ago
That lamp example is pretty impressive (though it's hard to know how cherry-picked it is). The lamp is plugged in, it's lighting the things in the scene, it's casting shadows.
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by mkl 1y ago
Try searching this: "Putter King Adventure Golf" "apk" It brings up a few possibilities, many in other languages. Possibly these, but I haven't actually downloaded it and they seem a bit dodgy: https:/
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by mkl 1y ago
I suggest putting "(2016)" in the title if you can edit it.
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by mkl 1y ago
Sure you can. There are a bunch listed in this article: https://www.ultrabookreview.com/6520-fanless-ultrabooks/ Fanless x86 desktops are a thing too, in the form of thin clients and small PCs intended for business us
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by mkl 1y ago
The subreddit is named after Meta's LLaMA family of LLMs, though now involves discussion of many other open weight models. This site is confusingly appropriating the name for the funding of other LLMs.
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by mkl 1y ago
Strange. I have lots of Kensington Expert Mouse trackballs, some of which I have used for 7+ years, and none have ever given out on me. I have a stockpile of spares in case they stop making them, but they seem to be built very well. Which
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by mkl 1y ago
You have misunderstood; SpaceX obviously doesn't have a profit margin of 99%. The 100x comparison was with the space shuttle.
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by mkl 1y ago
The choices of cities, towns, and lakes to display in New Zealand is rather strange. The biggest lakes in the South Island are missing, and Napier, Rotorua, and Nelson are shown while some bigger places aren't. Is it similar for other
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by mkl 1y ago
It's common to want some minimum spacing between your random points, so they don't get clumped together, i.e. approximating uniform spacing rather than uniform probability distribution. For that, Poisson-disk sampling is good. S
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by mkl 1y ago
Some first impressions: - I think you should drop the confusing black loading screen. It is (or should be) a static page, so just display it. - Under "The Simple Path to Power" the first and third videos don't display for me
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by mkl 1y ago
I tried it to check before making the comment. In Ubuntu 25.04 it does not automatically enable compression based on the filename. The automatic detection when extracting is based on file contents, not name.
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by mkl 1y ago
So you dismount and cross as a pedestrian. I mostly cycle, and the lack of bike sensors at some intersections is occasionally annoying but not a reason to break the road rules.
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by mkl 1y ago
If it was that simple, Intel, Samsung, etc. wouldn't be behind TSMC. There's a lot more to it than just buying an ASML machine.
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by mkl 1y ago
That framework seems to based on ffmpeg: https://www.mltframework.org/faq/
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by mkl 1y ago
> tar -cf archive.tar.gz foo bar This will create an uncompressed .tar with the wrong name. You need a z option to specify gzip.
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by mkl 1y ago
> tar xzf foobar.tgz You don't need the z, as xf will detect which compression was used, if any. Creating is no harder, just use c for create instead, and specify z for gzip compression: tar czf archive.tar.gz [filename(s)] S
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by mkl 1y ago
95% of users probably won't be using Linux. Most of those who are will have no problem installing dependencies. There are too many distributions and ways of setting them up for automated package manager use to be the right thing to d
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by mkl 1y ago
The dome webbing is made of strips of bamboo, not any kind of tube.
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by mkl 1y ago
Yes, since you won't actually need the permissions.

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