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by rasz_pl 10y ago
its something no remotely competent engineer uses, but tool providers love to dick wave around https://teespring.com/shop/autorouter
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
>at speed at _low_ speed, no idea why they run at what looks like 1/2 power of human counterparts
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
Using python for micro benchmarks usually doesnt work. The mere fact you use python says you dont care about performance, but convenience. Just for fun add "randomvariable = 1"(you know, 1 one cycle machine op) in a tight loop and
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
How about a button to disable mandatory Extension updates?
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
that picture is not that great of an example, answer is right in the question.
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
The trick here is Apple does NOT provide "repair parts, diagnostic and repair manuals" to their Authorized Certified repair shops. What they provide is a mail address and $17 per one mail in, all his while Apple charges $150-299.
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
What is the difference between Apple Authorized iPhone Repair and Independent Repair?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2Vz6FwoXUE Turns out some of those bills were practically written by Apple lobbyists - they are worded
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
what? no Its really simple, mandate sane warranty period, like in EU.
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
You could make it work quite easily with 2 stage script. Load page, grep for channel name, whitelisted = set $wastemytimelikeitwasworth20centsperhour$=1 and force reload . Make ublock check for this variable every time it parses pages. but
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
This is a false proposition, watch this for a strong counter argument: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17DeSVjIqUI tldr: whats better, one person donating $1 a month, or 100 people suffering thru 3 minutes of mindless ads?
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
All that sounds great, but why not try some ContentBlockHelper on the side?
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
Protip to people down voting: This wasnt a joke, chaining rnn behind cnn is precisely how you give neural networks context and short term memory.
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
You just need to chain RNN after CNN
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
Wait, so you didnt even reimburse him cost of insurance?
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
But why sue? They will be happy to return full sum of the insurance.
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
>The package was insured for 1000 Euros. end of story.
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
Macbook Pro used to be for Power Users, not 'most users'. Power users do not drop $3K on a laptop to let it sit idle, they compile stuff, run multiple VMs, convert videos etc.
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
Its very efficient _at doing NOTHING_. Start using CPU and its 1 hour max.
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
I feel that AMD forced that change in accidentally clever way by embedding itself in current generation of consoles. 8 anemic 1.6 GHz cores forced whole gaming industry to start taking multi threading seriously.
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
Doesnt really matter when even a $65 G4560 hits reliable 80fps in division
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
Im confused. You are upset about FB notifying people about a fact you personally decided to broadcast openly to the whole internet.
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
Because you currently ship systems with firewall that is unable to filter outbound traffic per application. DnsCache bypasses filtering by effectively providing tunnel between localhost and external network interface. Maybe you know of a wa
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
> http://loopback.codeplex.com/ is there anything like this, but working the other way around? I want to be able to forbid ordinary Win32 programs from accessing loopback/localhost.
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
How about approaching this from the other end - reengineer windows filtering to allow control of localhost traffic.
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
One of the programs that does this is dnscache. It wouldnt be all that bad if localhost wasnt the actual named pipe instead of virtual network interface :( - you cant filter localhost traffic with a firewall in windows. This means everythin
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
This depends entirely on hardware. You can run good emulation of 8 bit computers (spectrum, c64, cpc) at ~hundreds to thousands the original speed using emulators written in C. Using emulator that barely reaches x10 factor as a performance
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
afaik CPC video is very basic, pretty much a raw MC6845 crtc. No sprites, no blitters, no dma. What is giving you so much problems performance wise?
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
Wait. You emulate 3.5MHz machine on 2.8GHz Core i5, reach 10 the speed of original (1.3 to 1.5 ms 'emulator time' per 16.6ms) and therefore proclaim success? :o
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
remember https://hackernoon.com/win3mu-part-1-why-im-writing-a-16-bit... ? looks like Wine made this guys project redundant.
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by rasz_pl 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Dynamic_Acceleration introduced in ~2007 in Core 2 mobile CPUs (Penryns I think). You can load Middleton modded bios into your oldshool Thinkpad R61/T61 and it will enable dual

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