pvillano

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by pvillano 5y ago
not the problem you're trying to solve but there's an additive called "humidifier bacteriostatic treatment" that could help with the smell
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by pvillano 5y ago
what is your suggestion? why don't companies irl improve performance in ways that don't compromising security?
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by pvillano 5y ago
what are the applications for non rotationally symmetric lenses?
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by pvillano 5y ago
a fun exercise would be to put something copyrighted in a key. sort of like they did with a prime number that one time
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by pvillano 5y ago
in my opinion, there's nothing wrong with using numbers and there's nothing that can't be quantified. The problem is when important metrics which are hard to turn into numbers are ignored. or, when metrics aren't reevalu
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by pvillano 5y ago
there's a growing sentiment that desktop operating systems should adopt the security model of android/iOS... I don't know what it'l take for developer/user adoption though
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by pvillano 5y ago
I've wanted to do this with a fireplace for years. Hopefully someone with the skill set can do it
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by pvillano 5y ago
you're probably smart at something else
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by pvillano 5y ago
there wouldn't be any new parts except the mainboard/cpu/heatsink. It's unlikely for someone to want to replace only one of those*. I don't see a loss for customizability or repairability * very few people can solde
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by pvillano 5y ago
lol. you could also donate the old laptop
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by pvillano 5y ago
I believe thingiverse is worse
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by pvillano 5y ago
thank you! this is that I was looking for
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by pvillano 5y ago
Color design would not be a great choice for AI. It is not objective, and there are many, many "right" answers. It also requires understanding the intent and greater context of a scene. To grade the following scene, you need to ha
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by pvillano 5y ago
in general, why complain about popular music these days when you could just listen to other music?* I play mostly older and indie games, and am unaffected by industry trends like microtransactions, style-less photorealism, always online and
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by pvillano 5y ago
seconded
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by pvillano 5y ago
how would you do this today? could you wrap it in a struct?
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by pvillano 5y ago
https://dolphin-emu.org/blog/ detailed blog of development of a Wii emulator
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by pvillano 5y ago
side note some numbers^* cannot be meaningfully multiplied or divided. For example, 3^rd place, 30° F, or 37.388N,-122.067S. Some numbers can only be added to by numbers of a different type. For example x°C + y°K, 3rd grader + year, absolut
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by pvillano 5y ago
All The Woulda-Coulda-Shouldas Layin' In The Sun, Talkin' 'Bout The Things They Woulda-Coulda-Shoulda Done... But All Those Woulda-Coulda-Shouldas All Ran Away And Hid From One Little Did. -S
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by pvillano 5y ago
Limited to my participation in Advent of Code, I am clever and stupid.
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by pvillano 5y ago
a spreadsheet. no really. until you have >1000s of books, a spreadsheet will have all you need
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by pvillano 5y ago
there was a more recent case with image metadata parsing that, when the author tried to report it, the image also broke youtrack
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by pvillano 5y ago
it would be interesting if the download stopped after the second to last progressive layer but before the last byte; then the .crdownload renaming workaround wouldn't work.
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by pvillano 5y ago
these are called twists https://harddrop.com/wiki/Twist
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by pvillano 5y ago
perhaps it takes 20 years to determine if something will last forever
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by pvillano 5y ago
>several ?
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by pvillano 5y ago
It depends how long you intend to live. If you live as long as humans did while evolving, you should stop learning when it is natural to. However, if you plan to live past your 40's, it would be a worthwhile investment to keep learning
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by pvillano 5y ago
reminds me of this story/legend https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/know-where-man/
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by pvillano 5y ago
Related, in my opinion binary prefixes are better, e.g. MiB > MB (ha)
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by pvillano 5y ago
I was just thinking about some console game that launched with a 60GB day one patch, and how disappointing it must have been for players without good internet to put in the disc and not be able to play or missing half the content.

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