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nabakin
4y ago
> looking at it the other way, the population is down 98% instead of 99.9%. It's really not that substantial of an error An estimate that can easily confuse 2k with 250k is not an estimate to use. Now if a range was specified taking
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4y ago
Makes me suspect that 2k estimate was very wrong
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4y ago
I made a full-res version for the Carina Nebula. Not sure how to make it zoomable on desktop (it's zoomable on mobile). https://hubblevwebb.tiiny.site/
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4y ago
I think so too. I even made another comparison website for it because OP's website doesn't use the full resolution images. Each image is about 50 MB so it will take awhile for it to load. https://hubblevwebb.tiiny.site
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4y ago
Interested in adding the Carina Nebula comparison? I'm crop-aligning the full resolution images rn and will have them in a bit Edit: btw you should add the ability to zoom on desktop too. Would make it a lot easier to see the massive d
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4y ago
What is considered an actual mask here? N95, surgical, or something else?
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4y ago
> This is false. Ok could you provide some benchmarks supporting this? I admit the article could be cherry picking benchmarks. > The same people who write articles about V and say V should die? Anyone saying that is probably fed up wi
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4y ago
I think you're missing the point here Alex. The amount of work you've put in, the number of projects you've made, and the drive you have are amazing. Everyone wants you and V to succeed but you make claims that are not true y
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4y ago
Photopea.com was able to keep their hosting costs down to about $50/yr while still serving 7 million people[1]. Their website was hosted statically at a size of 1.8 megabytes. Yours is different of course because you scrape Wikipedia r
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4y ago
I doubt it but I wonder if OP is lying and didn't realize there would only be a hundred or two emails
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4y ago
How about a proxy? Mail forwarding exists
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4y ago
Quite expensive insurance
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4y ago
You could! I've done it before but ffmpeg-wasm is also very slow and there are memory limitations that come with WASM as well. At least on Chrome.
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4y ago
Likely a condition of the manufacturers allowing the release of the schematics in the first place. If Framework proves itself, it will have some more weight to throw around in this area. Maybe enough to make the schematics public.
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4y ago
I believe the manufacturer places limitations on the availability of the schematics, not Framework. Iirc Framework had to negotiate with their manufacturer in order to get them released to repair shops.
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4y ago
It would be very hard to do so because SSL prevents middlemen from intercepting and modifying data. You'd have to install custom SSL certificates on all devices connected to your network like businesses do. PiHole would then use a copy
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4y ago
When your device sends out requests to the internet, the vast majority of them are encrypted with SSL. SSL encrypts your requests so that middlemen can't inspect or change the content of your requests. Without SSL, anyone would be able
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4y ago
I used to use baconreader but switched to Boost for Reddit
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4y ago
Try out Boost for Reddit. Better than website in any form, the official Reddit app, and every other 3rd party app imo
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4y ago
I use Boost for Reddit and it's great! So much better than the website in any form or the official app.
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4y ago
What I mean is that quotes still improve looking up specific strings, but yeah, not as good as they once were and getting progressively worse.
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4y ago
You're annoyed with him because his target audience is only the United States? Why stop at British people? I can't believe this guy didn't consider Japanese-speaking people! Why didn't OP make an article for Chinese peop
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4y ago
I understand that to some degree this is an arms race between business SEO optimization and Google's SEO ranking algorithms but I don't understand why Google upranks websites with obvious annoyances like the 3 popups in the case o
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4y ago
In my case quotes still work but they aren't as good as they once were
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4y ago
> Early Android versions supporter USB mass storage and that worked pretty well, but the transfer method implemented on newer versions is very slow and never works reliably for me. Have you tried both connecting your phone to your comput
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4y ago
That's strange. I think VLC is able to play HEVC even if you don't have a hardware decoder. You've tried reinstalling and deleting the VLC appdata folder?
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4y ago
I guess because adding full support would be a pain and the average consumer doesn't use it anyway
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4y ago
> In general it's kind of a moot point by now, just go with AV1. Safari doesn't support AV1 though. I'll stick with AVC until it does
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5y ago
Found his work https://github.com/tiran/cpython/tree/wasi/Tools/wasm
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5y ago
Gotcha. Is the cost efficiency comparable as well? Could I buy an AMD gaming CPU with similar single core performance to an Intel gaming CPU for about the same price?
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