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11y ago
If you liked this project you might enjoy this blog http://amigaprj.blogspot.com Whole journej from building simm based 74 logic driven ram expansion to 50MHz turbo card: http://amigaprj.blogspot.com/2013/05
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/opt/conda/lib/python3.4/site-packages/IPython/kernel/__init__.py:13: ShimWarning: The `IPython.kernel` package has been deprecated. You should import from ipykernel or jupyter_client instead. "
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I bet bionerd23 knows Mr. Korneyev quite well.
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11y ago
geohot is busy doing car AI
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11y ago
apple, iphone saves timestamped gps coordinates every time it discovers available wifi network
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Anecdote : allwinner (or mediatek, cant remember now) developers that showed up at Linaro (last or 2 years ago) all sported iphones - this is all you need to know about support level of chinese SoC vendors.
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11y ago
cpu is $60, but mobo will kill you :(
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the only funny thing is your lack of googlefu $130 http://allegro.pl/intel-xeon-e5-2670-8x2-6-ghz-lga-2011-sr0h... $80 http://www.ebay.com/itm/100-OK-SR0H8-Intel-XEON-E5-2670-2-6-...
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11y ago
The best use case for youtube-dl is extracting direct mp4 link and piping it to mplayer youtube-dl -g url | mplayer
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>youtube-dl actually has quite sane defaults not really, if you copy url of a clip in a playlist it will start downloading WHOLE playlist :(
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This could actually be useful if it had buildin word2vec dictionary/suggestion function. Dont just delete less common words, suggest simpler one of equal meaning instead.
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Found it! It is "...et in pulverem reverteri", a short story by Janusz Zajdel, one of the best polish scifi writers, think Lem/Asimov/K.Dick https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janusz_Zajdel It was publi
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Reminds me of a short scifi story I read in the ~1992, cant remember the title of the novel or the book it was published in :( Deep space mission is send to a distant solar system where signals of civilisation have been discovered. As they
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Its wireless all right, if you ignore thick cable hanging under the car, connected to massive plate suspended 10cm above ground, pretty much almost touching another plate. Did I mention they need to be perfectly aligned for efficient coupli
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11y ago
The hype train was driven by old Opera enthusiast who long for full UI customizability and full _per domain_ configurability. Sadly Vivaldi delivers none of those, you cant even change mouse gestures :(
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more like automatic blurry copy of original image :( All the examples are single frames from movies, so why bother when you can extract perfect 3d using multitude of SFM methods (PTAM/SVO/etc) using whole scenes?
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11y ago
Syntax error at line 63 while loading: expected expression, got '>' (resolve, reject) => {
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similar initiative in NY https://newyork.repair.org/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcuAF3OJIoU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIy0zlXmt2A
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11y ago
isnt that how whiteboard trackers work (in 2d)? teardown of one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfEOjfzYoVI
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you linked to early April fools joke ...
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11y ago
its NiH, no GPL baby!11
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2014 is the time Le Roux is reported to be cooperating with US government, and TrueCrypt end of life "please migrate to BitLocker, its double extra safe, promise!" message fist nicely into that.
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SNES has RGB output, all you even needed was a cheap cable. I wonder why there was no rgb inputs in US TVs, this is the most natural 240p/480i signal you can think about, goes almost straight from video chip to CRT electron gun.
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This whole article is a "smug about someones really BAD 30-year-old TV"
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My only computer with so-so video connection was C64 over svideo. Ever since then everything was RGB straight to TV(or 1084s). Amiga, sega megadrive, playstation, first xbox, all pixel perfect with zero artefacts. Its like someone in US dec
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Thats not it, C64 doesnt have RGB output, it has Y/C = svideo, 4 pin mini din connector, similar to ps2 mouse/keyboard, think old VHS camcorders. It is ok, removes most of cvbs garbage like dot crawl, but still nowhere near rgb.
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In civilized world we used SCART or JP-21 to achieve pure RGB and avoid most of the artefacts author is so nostalgic about. http://retrorgb.com/rgbguide.html so no, our consoles didnt look like http://i.imgur.com
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No it wouldnt. Amiga was dead man walking due to culture of clueless management at Commodore. Tramiel took pride in not knowing a first thing about computers, he would be as happy selling cars or meat. His replacement was even worse, not to
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> if one installed high density floppy drives no, unless you mean _one_ particular model sold with Amiga 4000 - chinon FZ357A spinning at half the rpm. Amiga doesnt have traditional fdc controller with hardware MFM/NRZI encoder, ins
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Whole RGBI output was a big mistake imo, monitors internally have fully analog RGB path, so why not use it? Imagine if CGA cards had full palette control from the start. Four 74189 16x4 bit SRAM chips connected to R2R resistor ladder provid
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