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by mooman219 6y ago
I think the issue with bad CPUs is that they'll unreliably error.
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by mooman219 6y ago
A few things that I use it for: Pre-programed D&D stat trackers because it's free and Pathfinder is... complicated. Factorio base ratio calculations, and EvE online related market data. Quickly sharing database query output. A simp
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by mooman219 6y ago
I've tried them, it's definitely an issue still. If I place them at the edge of my ear they just fall out. Tried the different sizes too. I never used in-ear prior in my life, so I assume I'm just not used to it.
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by mooman219 7y ago
I agree, I conflate "sharing an entangled particle" with "same starting seed", in which case you can also get a 100% winrate.
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by mooman219 7y ago
A black ink HP 64XL cartridge can print 600 pages assuming a 5% page coverage of ink per page. We're actually coverage roughly 50% per page, and we do that on both sides, so we can only effectively print 30 pages with our HP 64XL cartr
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by mooman219 7y ago
An 8 by 8 bitmap has 64 pixels. there are 2^64 possible configurations of bitmaps, or 18,446,744,100,000,000,000. Your average printer can print at 600 dots per inch^2. A4 paper is 11.69in by 8.27in, with an area of 96.6763in^2. You can fit
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by mooman219 7y ago
The individual writing the algorithm certainly can have access. If I copy a song, I can't say that the tool I used didn't have access as a defense because that makes no sense.
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by mooman219 7y ago
If I sit any family member down in front of this comment, their eyes would glaze over. Not only is what you mention a PITA, it's impossible for most people.
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by mooman219 7y ago
It sounds like the gist of this article is that it is beneficial to add the wolves backs, people support adding the wolves back [1], but people who maintain livestock do not want this for obvious reasons. [1] "A recent online survey fr
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by mooman219 7y ago
This really. I hate searching for a product on Amazon. I usually get like 3-5 of the exact same item from different sellers under different names and it just feels scummy. I'll go to Amazon if there's a specific product I already
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by mooman219 7y ago
This currently feels more like a tech demo than a game, and it looks like they might have to force the game part in. It will at most be a puzzle room solver game with probably an easy reset option.
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by mooman219 7y ago
Maybe with the recent influx of larger core count systems, this isn't entirely unreasonable in the future.
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by mooman219 7y ago
And that would be a good thing. Why would anyone argue to have less control over the hardware they purchased?
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by mooman219 7y ago
>Are you implying that most JS is currently used for malicious purposes? I classify most ads as malicious, so yes.
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by mooman219 7y ago
Saw the same thing with Microsoft's xcloud. Apples to apples comparisons are pretty lackluster right now, but it looks like Stadia has lower input latency. That might be in part due to the controller connection design. People using the
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by mooman219 7y ago
AMD's hardware is pretty amazing, but their drivers and various utilities are fairly lack luster still. I hope with their new found head room, that they invest more in that side of things too. Intel didn't just increase performanc
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by mooman219 7y ago
I disagree, I think anyone the put in charge would have done well. Satya came in during one of the biggest bull runs in history and just surfed the wave. Even Ballmer would have had a hard time to stop that.
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by mooman219 7y ago
This sounds like something the EFF could take to court and clear up the ambiguity in one case than hundreds of defamation cases
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by mooman219 7y ago
So Boeing requested permission to do it, they were rejected, then built the planes without it anyway, then asked for them to be certified to fly, and then was approved. That's horrifying.
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by mooman219 7y ago
I would hope they spend more money in actually teaching other languages then. The current quality of their app is just gamified vocabulary flash cards at best.
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by mooman219 7y ago
https://www.vermontel.com/
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by mooman219 7y ago
Notably Halo 4 used Orleans in its backend: https://www.usenix.org/sites/default/files/conference/protec...
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Orleans: Cross-platform framework for building distributed apps in .NET(github.com)
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by mooman219 7y ago
Worst case is we were over prepared which doesn't sound like a loss to me.
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by mooman219 7y ago
That's a double standard I haven't considered before. If it has been shown to work on a lower level to the point where companies implement culture fitting, then why isn't being implemented on all levels?
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by mooman219 7y ago
From the abstract, this is a meta study. It recognizes that potted plants do improve indoor air quality, but the amount is extremely insignificant. The paper notes that it rather see studies focus on other areas that indoor plants might be
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by mooman219 7y ago
That would be extremely interesting, but at least in short term I'd rather see more bandwidth so we can see the top 10 stretch their legs :D
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by mooman219 7y ago
Nit: Scaling is actually the default in cocoa. You have to make a request to explicitly not have it try to auto-scale your application.
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by mooman219 7y ago
Being honest, some of the most egregious handling of PII is by small companies who don't have the resources to understand that it is PII, or how to store it, or how to be in compliance. I don't think it's failing in that case
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by mooman219 7y ago
One part of flash that's definitely appreciated in the artist/animator community is the editor. It's surprisingly simple and intuitive, while still being powerful for power users. Some of the features made it into after effec

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