mromanuk

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Pi Computation Record (2009)(bellard.org)
2 points by mromanuk 4y ago|0 comments
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by mromanuk 4y ago
I’m wondering what will happen if the first UX is ordered by proximity with distance to it and also a way to open it on the map. I think it’s worth trying it. Is a common use case for my searching for gas stations on Google maps
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by mromanuk 4y ago
> Today, the amount of electricity used to safeguard the bitcoin network is roughly equivalent to what a small country like Argentina consumes. Argentina is #30 among 219 countries on energy consumption, BTC consuming that much energy is
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by mromanuk 4y ago
> It is a troubling phenomenon because of what minimalism represents: a lack of detail. First example is an old fence with lots of character, has ornamental leaves on it, that doesn't add to the function at all, just to make it pret
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The MOnSter 6502: working transistor-scale replica of the classic MOS 6502(monster6502.com)
3 points by mromanuk 4y ago|0 comments
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by mromanuk 4y ago
> What we learned in studying the most effective founders Probably the meaning of survivorship bias.
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by mromanuk 4y ago
> If people readily accepted the intelligence of many mammals, much less other animals, they would have to confront some very serious cognitive dissonance and moral dilemmas. Not sure about that, lot of people are completely fine with hu
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by mromanuk 4y ago
Goes deeper. Self-regulation is sold by hyper liberals and libertarians as the pinnacle of freedom in capitalism. From individuals to corporation, where any form of regulation or control should be excluded
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by mromanuk 4y ago
Yes. I’m making croissants also bread. It’s super fulfilling. Then you share and enjoy your tasty creation with your friends and family
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by mromanuk 4y ago
Yes. It's weird and forced when people tell you that ideas are super powerful, there is a good book "Made to stick" which is really cool. There's a section where they look at JFK's "get to the moon and back saf
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by mromanuk 4y ago
I'm doing an app integrally with SwiftUI, as always happen with new frameworks, if you stay in the happy path everything is nice and easy, but if you start tweaking things, you are lost in the forest really fast. To give you an example
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There is a plant that can see?(researchgate.net)
3 points by mromanuk 4y ago|0 comments
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by mromanuk 4y ago
I know what you mean. I suspect future people will marvel on how we managed to do things and how we invented and discovered things. At least that’s how we see our ancestors now, but yes, some of our behavior will look quite barbaric
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by mromanuk 4y ago
This is like taking your temperature at home, are you making a diagnostic yourself? Not quite. But you can know some symptoms and take action (going to the doctor) maybe with less anxiety edit: grammar
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by mromanuk 4y ago
Every other answer to your comment was a bit pessimistic. I’m intrigued, we need to see more!
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by mromanuk 4y ago
author claims simultaneous neuron activation is limited by the 20W power.
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Terra (Luna) 99.7% Down(coingecko.com)
3 points by mromanuk 4y ago|2 comments
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by mromanuk 4y ago
Hey, have you considered doing therapy?
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Today, the NYTimes wrote a hit piece on Bolt(twitter.com)
4 points by mromanuk 4y ago|0 comments
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by mromanuk 4y ago
Recently I read about using paracetamol for social anxiety. There is a connection.
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by mromanuk 4y ago
Indeed, you could see the pixels, but that was all it was. Advanced games used antialiasing to lessen the blocky effect. You only could dream of a future where graphics are "paper like" without pixels. At that moment, it didn&#x27
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Apple Launches Self Service Repair Program for iPhone(macrumors.com)
15 points by mromanuk 4y ago|3 comments
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by mromanuk 5y ago
It has the potential to boost indies, as tech companies have long controlled the App Store Rankings. This is a breath of fresh air.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Even more impressive is Intel's decision to outsource their own processors to TSMC.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
There was a trend if I remember correctly, over the 2000~2005 period. Back then, there was some futuristic UIs like gkrellm, some audio players like winamp and a few themes for Windows to make it look cooler.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Not accurate. US presidents are not elected directly by citizens, they are chosen by electors. Take a moment to grasp how complex is what we think we know about the political system. Would be posible that other people also didn’t know about
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Wow, I like your theory. Would be really cool if it’s that way. Like when you have tunnel vision during a fight and your hands get numb
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Following your example, after the offer of $2.69 and the counter offer of $4, there are two possible scenarios: The buyer accepts the offer (and pay $4 per share making it the real market value) or the buyer rejects it, leaving the market v
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Governments tends to hoard information, they just store everything they can for "future references". Later on the process they can use some types of algorithm to dig and cross information for a target or whatever, but is a differe
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by mromanuk 5y ago
I'm with you, I'm reading lots of comments criticizing this because it's from China government. Are people rejecting merchandise because it was manufactured in China? They don't are about that. Why should we care if it&#

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