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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
> Unless you want to drive the displays with different computers. At which point a simple KVM switch is perfect fit. I'm on a 34" ultra wide IPS and I'm probably getting something a few inches bigger next time with an even
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
I was surprised Jim Keller and similar giants in hardware wasn't on there. Cool idea though!
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
If you have to ask what it symbolizes - it doesn't
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
Just as there's many ways of sitting there's many ways of standing. It's important to move around. I'd recommend starting out with placing your weight more towards the front of your foot. I imagine my foot having three z
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
Putting air purifiers by windows could probably help. Might need a couple though. It might work with just one big though, for instance I know there's huge tube shaped ones with a ton of surface area to catch stuff in HEPA- or electro s
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
I love that Conway published a request for proof that infinite games existed, or something to that effect. And the proof turned out to be known as a Gun structure (iirc). A Gun is essentially a starting condition that leads to new projectil
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
I've had some luck forcing it to use integrated graphics until explicitly told otherwise, but CPUs tend to run hot as well. I have not yet tried new Zen processors but due to power draw I suspect they perform good in these conditions
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
Ok great info, gonna check for one with a huge battery. I'd like to learn more about undervolting and such to see how much battery you can save. I want to work on it on battery for long stretches of time, activating the GPU periodica
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
Typically they're throttled by poor thermals. I'd be interested to know if anyone has recommendations for rtx grade laptops with nice CPUs in 15-17 inch form factor that doesn't throttle but are still somewhat portable. I hav
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
Just wanted to add that Unity can be a good candidate for deterministic netcode, but you'd have to look toward their new packages to implement it. Photon Quantum is a high quality solution for deterministic netcode as an example.
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
This is already happening on a massive scale in the music industry. The Prophet synthesiser is one prominent example of that, but there's many more. Same goes for guitars and other instruments where modern versions sometimes lose sound
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
It's known as vocal fry if you're interested in reading more about it. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocal_fry_register
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by pastrami_panda 5y ago
I never encountered his chanel before so I'm also glad, that bit about 6 magnifying glasses alone made me instantly subscribe haha!
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Boy have I got some news for you! :) > such as the time it takes between saving code, switching back to Unity so it compiles Rider Editor compiles on save, not sure how but I suspect more editors/extensions could do the same and pr
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Wow this is so much more progress than I imagined, great to hear!
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
This is true historically. But at certain times it's a complete no-brainer to enter the market or not. For instance consider post Covid at around March/April 2020. Stocks have dropped 20-30%. It took Moderna 2-3 days to develop a
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
For those interested in CRISPR tech I'd highly suggest reading up on BEAM therapeutics. It's base pair editing which makes it much more precise compared to CRISPR which is editing DNA chains. They don't have editors for all b
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Yes there's a ton of "smaller" quality companies in Italy. I recently discovered IK Multimedia that make truly amazing audio products. They have a several sets of studio monitors that due to some engineering magic punch way a
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
I was referring to this bit in the top level comment: > In my understanding what Cliqz did, at least in the beginning, was to buy clickstream data and then build an index on top of that I don't know if that's what cliqz actuall
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
That's one side of it. The ironic thing is they probably used exactly the same tactic as the search engine in the article: https://www.quora.com/Did-Bing-intentionally-copy-Googles-se...
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China gives up ambitious $20B semiconductor investment project(taiwannews.com.tw)
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
> even when there were faster and more fancy alternatives available This seems to indicates there's not faster alternatives around anymore, but the last time I tried FF (4-6 months ago) I couldn't make the transition because th
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Sorry I realize I came off very rude, it was not my intention. When I learned about this hatch and saw the pictures I was just so surprised since it seems the design could be improved to reduce the radar signature significantly by using t
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
From the top of my head using a hatch that folds up into an empty space seems like could reduce the radar signature significantly. I guess better yet a sliding door if avoiding empty space is paramount. I'm no expert but it just seem
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
For those curious (the article doesn't address it) it was the bomb hatch that momentarily gave away the planes position. I'm curious as to how such a huge oversight in the design of the craft made it to production, since it's
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
I can't answer broadly or about profit specially - but the stocks of all big wafer producers have risen sharply since fall 2020, something to the tune of 30% or more in a couple of months.
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
This was exactly my thinking, why wouldn't they utilize these days of extreme volume trading to their advantage. It's their bread and butter, no?
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
But according to statements from e.g. Melvin Capital they closed their position at a loss already. It's very hard to tell if this is actually the case but assuming it's true that ought to change the situation, no?
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
There's been several huge discoveries since 2006, especially in Turkey. I'm also interested if there's an up to date (or revised) book covering this topic.
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
> IL2cpp is the preferred way to make sure your game supports the most platforms. Yup, using Mono for iterating due to better build times is pretty common while using il2cpp for production releases. ARM 64 bit can't even be targeted

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