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Carmakers wake up to new pecking order as chip crunch intensifies(reuters.com)
2 points by quag 6y ago|0 comments
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OpenThermo: Customizable Thermostat for Furnace Control(nathanpetersen.com)
1 points by quag 6y ago|0 comments
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The writing’s on the wall for Google Stadia(theverge.com)
1 points by quag 6y ago|0 comments
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by quag 6y ago
Thanks! That helps, and JzAzBz is complex when it comes to calculations.
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by quag 6y ago
bjornornorn, thank you! I’m looking forward to trying it out! I’ve been using a variant of JzAzBz for the last year or so. Perceptual color spaces make image generation much easier. Can you help me understand how JzAzBz falls down?
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by quag 6y ago
Choosing a random person from the population to be a representative is called sortition. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sortition
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by quag 6y ago
According to this video using an electron scanning microscope on amd and Intel chips, the “7nm” or “10nm” number does not measure anything, and is effectively a process version number for marketing. From memory there is no single number fo
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by quag 6y ago
The equivalent graphs for the USA have Covid-19 still killing people. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/
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by quag 6y ago
The article says that the DUI prosecution has been indefinitely delayed due to COVID. The case has not been heard, and there has not been a conviction, acquittal Or had the charges withdrawn.
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by quag 6y ago
As a counter point, the AUD, KRW, and NZD all buy fewer USD today than they did on 2020-01-01. The three currencies have risen from the big drops on 2020-03-18, but are still worth less than earlier in the year.
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by quag 6y ago
How can I train myself so that I will not resist arrest while I am delusional and dying of covid-19 in hospital? (The case discussed in the article was of someone delusional while in the final stages of pneumonia.)
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by quag 7y ago
After going down this rabbit hole, I concluded that M-Disc is the right trade off at the moment. They’re not too expensive, the writers are available, they’ll last, and they could be reverse engineered if discovered in the future. The secon
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by quag 8y ago
I have been helping non-programmers at work “get into things to do with computers” for the last two years. I’m happy to have a chat with you or him, if you like. There are plenty of interesting things to get into, but mindset, motivation, a
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by quag 8y ago
Finally the mcmc introduction I have been wanting! It is short. It has simple code. The examples are not statistics. No statistics is used. It’s just two examples of how to explore states that work.
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by quag 8y ago
If you’re interested in automatic differentiation or manipulating differentials, checkout the video on http://conal.net/papers/essence-of-ad/
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by quag 14y ago
What about a kid who was born in 1997 and who is now turning 15? They didn't get a chance to play by the same rules as you did.
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by quag 15y ago
"you've fallen victim to the Google hype"?! Since when has Google been hyping Go? I've only come across the Go team itself talking about Go in public. The language comes across as "a language created by people at Google" much more than, "Go
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by quag 15y ago
Years ago Circle ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Circle_(file_system) ) had a distributed news system call gossip. It pretty much operated as a trust network. You'd pull down gossip from people you knew and republish it (if you chose) al
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by quag 16y ago
And yet, linux.conf.au managed to self-organize at this scale with a completely different set of organizers each year.
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by quag 16y ago
Ascii (and keyboards) only have a single key for ' and ". They are used as both apostrophes, and quotation marks. Typing in code using proper opening and closing quotation marks would be tedious. Editors could choose to apply some smarts an
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The convergence of notability and verifiability on Wikipedia(kmjn.org)
4 points by quag 16y ago|0 comments
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by quag 16y ago
Reflector uses Mono's Cecil. It ships with a copy of the Cecil license.
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by quag 16y ago
Before stamps, there were two options: pay someone to deliver the letter or pay when you receive the letter.
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by quag 16y ago
Repeating a quick search I was doing a week or so ago to find drivers, I'm not seeing an improvement. Asus actually has a great driver site, that is way better and less hassle than the spam sites, but I've yet to see it show up in search re
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by quag 16y ago
There is no penalty, but they can always block the crawler or serve rubbish.
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by quag 16y ago
Interesting point. Lets take what the template might be: Hey {username}, Well, there may be no convincing you to stick with Google products, but I'm genuinely glad that you took the time to share your thoughts. It's clear that
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by quag 16y ago
"Until you realize that he wants you to start every line that starts with [(+/-,.* with a semicolon." Good point, that isn't immediately clear. To help me understand, the article listed an example where a line started with a [, what are sit
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by quag 16y ago
Who is DOSing Wikileaks?
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by quag 16y ago
What a poor survey. These notes are about the Developer version. The final question is, "If selected, will you use this Chrome notebook as your primary computer and provide regular feedback?" This should have been the first question so peop
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by quag 16y ago
I'm a fan of implementation intentions and have found them to work well. There is a good book chapter from Bas Verplanke called "Habits and implementation intentions". A pdf of the chapter can be downloaded from http://uit.no/getfile.php?

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