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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
I think I found it, I replied to the parent comment with the info.
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
The breach seems to happened around 01:03:25. It's hard to tell but it looks like a door was either breached or opened to the far left. There is a loud thud happening at the same time but it's hard to tell if that's what caus
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Sure, I get what you're saying, but I hope you see my point here. Pursuing 2nm lithography (which is something like 1-2 nodes from bleeding edge?) with 135 billion euro surely tells you something about their commitment. I would also po
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
> We have no private investors that would pony up enough money to go against US tech titans and fat chance the EU would ever fund such initiatives Did you miss this a couple of weeks back? https://www.eetimes.eu/eu-signs-
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
> Dog inherits from Animal. Cat inherits from Animal. Just override .eat() and BAM! Dinner's served! :D
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
I agree about what you said, I've been on ultra wide 21:9 VA with 1500R curve for a couple of years and it's been really good. I am curious about the new 1000R displays though, at first it seemed like a gimmick - but it totally ma
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Yes, it's called nocebo effect and can be quite harmful actually.
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Thanks for clarifying! Edit: does sound promising but hard to tell, seems like everyone is trying save face in this debacle
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Expand your reasoning please. Fire eye was compromised as well, which doesn't bode well for their trust. Also there's no opportunity for "buying the dip" currently as FEYE performance have been poor throughout the past s
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
The Bose 700 from more than a year ago is already steps ahead here. You simply pause the music on the computer, and play something on the phone and it just works. It's quite something.
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
> about my frustrations around Unity, most specifically slow compile times... fyi they've added incremental compilation support in 2021!
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
This is also an excellent and interactive blog-post building up to the understanding of how rotors can replace quaternions in GA: https://marctenbosch.com/quaternions/
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Quality looks very good, I did find one example from a quick glance where the interpolation makes the video less coherent: https://youtu.be/lqtqmP46LaA?t=28 At first I watched the interpolated video and didn't quite un
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Statins are also linked to serious personality changes: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200108-the-medications-...
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
> On the other hand Intel is a huge national security interest for the US This. I'm actually surprised they have grown so uncompetitive considering the critical products their CPUs are presumably used in. But Intel has been a money
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Does anyone know how TSMCs and Samsungs fabs compare? Are there other players in this space?
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
The only product I know is the second iteration of Bose Sleepbuds. It might not fit the bill though, and they're quite expensive imo. They call it noise masking tech, so it depends on what you're looking for, but they're mean
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
I see now I accidently replied to the wrong comment and got downvoted because of it (presumably)... Anyways it's well documented on forums and videos, the touch pad on the earcup causes erroneous inputs causing music to stop and play r
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
The XM3 had a terrible design flaw which made it basically unusable in cold climates. If the XM4 fixed this I would A/B test them with the Bose 700.
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
I've been an avid ANC headphone user for some 6 years or so. The current gen ANC is remarkably good. The issue I had with previous generations was that a carrier wave (for lack for better word) was always audible, which admittedly wasn
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Exactly, interestingly I remember Michael Abrash recounting when he was demoed personalized HRTF for the first time. They put headphones on him and sat him in a chair. A person started walking around him in circles holding a small speaker.
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Please stop equating totalitarian regimes with democracies.
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
I've heard that metadata can be very useful (sometimes more so than the actual data). I don't remember the argument very well or where I read it, but it was something along the lines of analyzing the timing of activities to connec
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Many years ago I read the preface to the behemoth of a book that is Infinite Jest by DFW. I don't remember the wording of the preface, but I recall it arguing that the sheer size of the book could be regarded both as a cultural experie
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
That is a horrible way to present benchmarks, but it's quite a big difference in favor of Elsa. I was under the impression Deno was built on Rust and V8 which should bode for good performance, Elsa must be doing something very good?
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
> But hand generated content is always superior It's very much not a binary choice between procedural vs handcrafted. Procedural content creation is truly great at some stuff, while the same is true for handcrafted creations. The re
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Programmers, and people working with computers in general, should really take better care of their neck, shoulders, scapulas, wrists etc. I just realized that the cobra[0] is in some ways the inverse of sitting down and is beneficial for &q
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
> I think 'rapier' is not a good name, for (I hope) obvious reasons. Fine I'll bite, why's it not a good name? I immediately thought of the type of sword and the thrusting action it implies - which feels apt in the co
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
Is there a term for this terrible practice? Should be similar to scrolljacking, but backjacking feels weird... perhaps navjacking?
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by pastrami_panda 6y ago
This might be obnoxious, but could you share some insights on what svelte is doing correct in your opinion? I've never worked with it but am curious to what is the secret sauce that made you feel like it was the correct abstraction.

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