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piskov
7d ago
> Measure the speed and performance of your network with the NDT test This is very much in line with the likes of pokemon go, wiki landmark projects and what have you (those are nice things to have for autonomous drones/missiles to
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piskov
11d ago
Went to readonly mode in 2024
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piskov
17d ago
I am left-handed (as is 1 in 10?), new UI really makes it unusable: dock and buttons are at the right side instead of being at the bottom. And given the selfie camera position, I really doubt there is an accessibility setting to mirror the
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18d ago
Why not use cheap vps? It will not get down with half of the internet the next time cloudflare has issues.
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24d ago
Don’t get it dirty
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24d ago
That’s why they developed a special toothpaste with less foaming (see the presentation video on youtube)
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1mo ago
1985 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plaza_Accord The United States proposed a deal to France, Germany, Japan, and Britain (the G5): you buy up your own currencies, the dollar falls, and in return we reduce our budget de
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piskov
1mo ago
There is nothing “advanced” about this. It is just cooling the air below the dew point. Same water tray and a hose for water condensate.
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1mo ago
Suppose you have 27C with with 65% humidity. Due point for that air is 19.8C. Meaning it reaches 100% relative humidity at this point. If cooled even more, water condensates from air into droplets. — What this means: if you cool that air to
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1mo ago
Cooling the air by definition raises the humidity :-) Dehumidifier mode in AC works by cooling the air below the dew point, removing the condensation, then warming the air up (either by itself or literally heating it up)
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1mo ago
People in Asia are in those conditions from the birth. Like they literally put on the sweatshot/hoodie in the early mornings with effing 27 degrees Celsius That’s not a normal temperature for Europeans. Also I could not imagine doing
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1mo ago
It is mumbo jumbo (also people hearing “significant” treat this as “effect/change is large and important” which is in no relation to the actual amount of change). Low p-value basically means how surprising your data would be if there w
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1mo ago
“Hate” for “Don’t trust” seems like a pure clickbait material
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1mo ago
Track KX-826, clascoterone, and VDPHL01
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2mo ago
It makes sense alright. The qualities that are needed to grind the algorithms, system design, and what have you have a nice correlation with success later Perseverance, diligence, sheer will to grok the somewhat boring shit. Even writing so
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2mo ago
Took me a second to realize that weird battery does not have water inside.
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2mo ago
Russians solved this almost 20 years ago with two (one for Russian and one for English) custom layouts where right alt is used a separate typography layer. For example rightAlt + c will give you ©, rightAlt+- will give you em-dash — Both fo
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2mo ago
The issue with the icons is not the diameter but their stroke thickness — it should be the same as the letters.
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2mo ago
> 2. You want to keep producing work while the first PR is in review. So you stack subsequent PRs onto the same branch. Instead of using the same branch, make new branches from that parent and commit there. The cool thing about that appr
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2mo ago
Yesterday there was an article here about ozone vs aluminum from the spacex sattelites reentry (which soon there will be plenty of)
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2mo ago
Are there actual measurements that even show this deoxygenation? For example, I clicked on the random link in that paper (referenced as a proof of river oxygen decline) — the article was not even based on some actual data log but fucking de
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2mo ago
What would be the number of reentries in the near future? 5-20 satellites daily? At first glance, it seems negligible. On the hand, given the intentional nature if disposable low-orbit, 20 more than ideal.
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2mo ago
It got really bad a few years ago: telegram notifications, homekit and find my were the culprits. Just check battery stats, it will show what drains the most. But after one point in time I gave up and just set up airplane mode automation ev
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2mo ago
Find my, most likely Turning that off, or using automatic airplane mode (eg in shortcuts set a schedule to turn on airplane mode daily)
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2mo ago
Actually, no: there’s a reason letters have ascenders and descenders (stick-out parts)
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2mo ago
However if you’ve tried to read those cd-rw after 20-30 years, they would most likely be corrupted. Factory stampted cds are better in this regard
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2mo ago
Icon can be switched between ChatGPT and Codex at least on macOS in app settings
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3mo ago
Unless you hire smart people from EU and what have you (especially ex-USSR) Which takes us to a point of future US dev salaries if this thing with agents gets better more and more
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3mo ago
If unable to sync (even via bluetooth), these models are rated for +/- 15 seconds of drift per month.
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3mo ago
There is innovation in mechanical, no doubt, eg seiko spring drive which is a spectacular feat; stuff like new synthetic lubes or silicon balance springs to counteract magnets (which are everywhere now: from the back of the phone to the rim
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