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by opencl 8y ago
What risk is Airbnb taking on? It seems like almost all of the risk is on the tenants and landlords.
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by opencl 8y ago
The current version replaces the perl subprocess with an sh subprocess. Doesn't seem like much of an improvement.
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by opencl 8y ago
They released a horrendous UI redesign and user count has been dropping for two quarters in a row now. IG's Stories feature (basically a snapchat clone) has 2x the active users of Snap and IG as a whole has over 5x the active users, a
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by opencl 8y ago
And the "fix" for people who bought the car before then was adding an option to disable the automatic unlock (so you have to press a button) and/or require entering a PIN to actually drive the car.
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by opencl 8y ago
Season passes are still readily available to purchase from multiple vendors. Amazon, Apple, Google, and Steam at least all sell them.
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by opencl 8y ago
The 2600 actually did have a BASIC interpreter cartridge available. It was both an incredible engineering feat (interpreter and IDE in 4K ROM and 64 bytes of RAM) and completely useless (because your program only had the other 64 bytes of R
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by opencl 8y ago
Unreal engine charges 5% royalty for projects using it (waived for the first $3k/quarter).
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by opencl 8y ago
TI still sells 15Mhz Z80s in their TI84 graphing calculators.
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by opencl 8y ago
There aren't any on this page but the Soviets definitely had space posters/postcards with women too. Especially since the first woman cosmonaut predated the first woman astronaut by 20 years. Example: https://66.media.t
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by opencl 8y ago
It hasn't been updated in years and is broken on modern distros. There's an open source clone called Manuskript though.
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by opencl 8y ago
Works on all platforms except Windows Phone/Windows 10S apparently, because it's completely broken on Edge.
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by opencl 8y ago
There's no guarantee this won't have gimped FP64, Hawaii for example had 1/2 rate FP64 but the consumer cards were 1/8 speed. But even 1/8 would leave the 1/32 NVIDIA cards in the dust. If they don't gimp
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by opencl 8y ago
But if you're talking about desktop vs laptop performance, single thread performance is very similar and the only large difference is multithreading where desktop chips are something like 2-4x faster. If somebody is saying that it&#x27
644.
by opencl 8y ago
Running a Javascript benchmark and not even specifying which browser was used is not a great way to compare CPUs. It's also entirely single threaded. Geekbench for example puts the A12 about 15% above the 8650U in single threaded perfo
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by opencl 8y ago
Actually there are still people that eat turpentine, it gets peddled by some of the "natural medicine" crowd.
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by opencl 8y ago
Raven Ridge APUs in particular are terrible, every other piece of AMD hardware has very dramatically better Linux support than NVIDIA's GPUs.
647.
by opencl 8y ago
12% of Github's income is ~0.001% of Microsoft's income.
648.
by opencl 8y ago
The clunky grammar is because the site is run by Chinese people who do not have particularly great English skills.
649.
by opencl 8y ago
Cars have made pretty heavy use of electronics for around 30 years at this point. My mid-90s car has electronic fuel injection, computer controlled transmission, a dozen sensors in the engine bay, anti-lock brakes, keyless entry, power wind
650.
by opencl 8y ago
Sure there are a lot of places where $800/month won't cover rent, but there are also a lot of low cost of living places where you can get a crappy apartment for $3-400 and $800 is enough to scrape by on with no other income.
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by opencl 8y ago
I see lots of 15+ year old cars around, my car is over 20 years old and still works fine. About 25% of vehicles used in the US today are at least 15 years old. The drivetrains already very often outlast the body/frame falling apart fro
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by opencl 8y ago
dart2js is written in Dart so you can use it to compile itself and then run in browser.
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by opencl 8y ago
It generates composite video, you can use just about any TV ever made.
654.
by opencl 8y ago
A theoretical concern about MTProto that was already fixed over a year ago with MTProto 2.0.
655.
by opencl 8y ago
As someone who is pretty happy with Jekyll right now, do any of the alternatives have particularly strong reasons to switch to them?
656.
by opencl 8y ago
Some of the numbers in the article are unsourced and highly questionable. 130-140dB dynamic range of hearing? That's the difference between an anechoic chamber (~10-20dB) and enough sound pressure to literally rupture your eardrums (~1
657.
by opencl 8y ago
ed predates the existence of unicode and has made no changes to support it. So it does not "support" unicode but works fine with UTF-8 if your terminal supports it. As far as ed is concerned some bytes are being pushed around betw
658.
by opencl 8y ago
It took over a decade to hit 1.0. But it's simple enough there's never been a whole lot that needs changed. Whole thing is around 3000 lines of code. There was a memory leak that took over 20 years to find and fix though. I upload
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by opencl 8y ago
It uses WebGL 2, which Apple has not implemented.
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by opencl 8y ago
The one car length per 10mph rule barely gives you one second of following distance, assuming a car length is about 15 feet.

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