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by rendaw 11mo ago
There are matte screen covers, I have one and it's great.
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by rendaw 11mo ago
Are there any maps that show this? I was trying to figure out the range affected via common pollution visualizations but most showed the air quality around the area as good. All the articles just say "close" or "nearby".
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by rendaw 11mo ago
In the thread.
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by rendaw 11mo ago
It wasn't mentioned in other replies, but "jump on a quick call" also means very strongly "let's move to a place with no public record and private participation where nobody else can join in". Then later, if it
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by rendaw 11mo ago
[2018]
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by rendaw 11mo ago
I'd like to see a stacked bar chart where the height/length is proportional to the total number of children. For instance, Robin and Kelley have percentage-wise roughly the same male representation, but in reality there are nearly
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by rendaw 11mo ago
Recently discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45642571
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by rendaw 1y ago
My reading is that GP can tell, and they're trying to highlight it by asking a question.
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by rendaw 1y ago
After mp3.com a big one I think was Acid Planet... I think the preservation status of that is a lot worse though. I'd love to hear some of the songs from that site again, there are a couple I've been searching for for years.
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by rendaw 1y ago
I've asked friends before, but the photos they took were uniformly terrible.
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Color Comparison Between E Ink's Spectra 6 and ChLCD(iris-opt.com)
27 points by rendaw 1y ago|5 comments
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by rendaw 1y ago
Iris-opt seems to be pioneering ChLCD so there's probably some bias here, but I'd never heard of ChLCD before and it looks great. There are some more examples here https://www.genetouch.com/page/news/show
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by rendaw 1y ago
I think the explanation is: When you mutate variables it implicitly creates an ordering dependency - later uses of the variable rely on previous mutations. However, this is an implicit dependency that isn't modeled by the language so r
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by rendaw 1y ago
What's stopping OpenAI from offering telework? AI isn't dealing with high security or particularly sensitive data (that developers need to actively access - training data is all public or stolen works) and it's not a hardware
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by rendaw 1y ago
At 14000, it's likely there wasn't much consideration on an individual basis.
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by rendaw 1y ago
I think this is a good point, even if you're presenting it as a false dichotomy. Obviously saying "Apple shouldn't be allowed to touch my device after I purchase it" as well as "Apple should be compelled to provide
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by rendaw 1y ago
> For high-throughput workloads (>500 req/s), we actually saw better cost efficiency with S3 due to their economies of scale on bandwidth. The breakeven point seems to be around 100-200TB of relatively static data with predictabl
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by rendaw 1y ago
Given the name I was sure this was going to be AI.
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by rendaw 1y ago
Instagram could have a "real" filter that only shows you photos with proofs, for instance. So not your own photos, but other people's photos.
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by rendaw 1y ago
Are you saying the slide itself would be proof? I think the use cases are different - this camera gives you a file and signature you can transmit digitally.
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by rendaw 1y ago
A different thread mentions "what if you take a photo of an AI photo with the Roc camera?" - I still think that would be hard due to perspective, lighting, various other artifacts. Scanning an image would be much easier to dupe th
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by rendaw 1y ago
Does everything get included though? I'd assume unused stuff is compiled out.
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by rendaw 1y ago
Heavy in terms of lines of code, or overhead? Where does that come from? Do you have some numbers?
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by rendaw 1y ago
That's great unless you're in an organization with insecure higher rank (ex-engineer management, staff engineers, etc) who take that as an excuse to dismiss anything else you say, treat all your concerns as XY questions, etc etc.
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by rendaw 1y ago
One argument I heard was that this was actually due to "kindle unlimited". I think publishers didn't really care that people were removing drm after purchasing a book, but with amazon's push to a streaming model people s
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by rendaw 1y ago
If you read GP's post closely, they're saying that the value to cost ratio is 0 due to Amazon's new DRM. Did you mean to reply to some other thread?
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by rendaw 1y ago
Or is it that they made all croissants stamp-scented instead?
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by rendaw 1y ago
If using it securely requires you to never ever forget, even once, I'd agree with GP.
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by rendaw 1y ago
> the major blocker with this is the lack of an ability for contributors to sign from mobile devices Do you mean a significant number of nixpkgs contributors make nixpkgs PRs from their phones... via the github web editor? That seems wei
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by rendaw 1y ago
Direct and transitive dependencies are locked and hashed.

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