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by saganus 5y ago
The Kryotech SuperG! http://www.thg.ru/cpu/19991115/print.html That was mindblasting for me at the time and remember I dreamed of buying one. Now I have a multi-ghz Ryzen 270p.. not even the latest and gratest and
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by saganus 5y ago
I wonder if further research on this has been done. For example, what if some ML tagging mechanism is used to find the silhouette of interesting objects in the image (people, animals, traffics signs, etc), and then "freezing" them
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by saganus 6y ago
I don't think cryptocoins are about "claiming" ones and zeroes, but instead having the ability to "use" those ones and zeroes, unlike anybody else. Although ultimately the effect is similar to "claiming" t
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by saganus 6y ago
I wonder if they could try to switch to something like "Fully-assisted Self Driving" to keep the original FSD accronym, if the term ends up being regulated.
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by saganus 6y ago
Here goes the obligatory > There are only two hard things in Computer Science...
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by saganus 6y ago
ASICs like the Ant miner series.
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by saganus 6y ago
Wow, TIL. I'd never guessed that this would be something that requires a whole system or even a company to handle. But after reading this it totally makes sense! It's amazing the amount of stuff we (I) don't know about other
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by saganus 6y ago
Thanks for the ideas!
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by saganus 6y ago
I love JOOQ. Thanks for the great work!
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by saganus 6y ago
Any recommendations on resources to learn/improve this skill? I completely agree with you but it seems pretty hard to hone that skill if there's no one to give you feedback. e.g. you write some internal docs but then no one lets y
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by saganus 6y ago
I'm tempted to start using a modified version that reads: "never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by ad revenue"
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by saganus 6y ago
Can you expand on what are those other channels are? I'm geniunely curious. Of course, probably just by virtue of being "friends" with other high net-worth individuals you will have access to financial vehicles that allow the
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by saganus 6y ago
I wonder if there's really a difference between the wealth of these ultra-rich people, besides a different number. I.e. is there anything someone with 200B can do that someone with "only" 50B can't? Putin and the Saudi k
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by saganus 6y ago
That makes more sense! Thanks
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by saganus 6y ago
I might be misunderstanding... but, negarive ROI? I.e, the more they spent on ads, the less sales they got? Feels like a missed something, as that sounds... counterintuivie. (Not in any way related to the ad industry so pardon my ignorance)
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by saganus 6y ago
In Android you can sideload apks and even install e.g. F-Droid. These alternatives are not frictionless but at least they exist.
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by saganus 6y ago
Nile Red is amazing! I don't chemistry so most of the stuff I don't even understand, but I too, for some reason, enjoy watching his videos at night before sleeping. Not really as a sleeping aid, but they are so much different than
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The false promise of herd immunity for Covid-19(nature.com)
5 points by saganus 6y ago|1 comments
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by saganus 6y ago
I have no supporting evidence, but I'd like to think it's due to a better understanding of how to treat sick people.
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by saganus 6y ago
According to Wikipedia > On 28 May 2014, a 19-month-old baby boy's face was severely burned and mutilated when a stun grenade was thrown into his playpen by a SWAT team serving an arrest warrant for a suspected drug dealer in Cornel
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by saganus 6y ago
> Client Support Professionals (CSPs) would work with Quality Assurance Performance Facilitators (QAPFs) in a Performance Enhancement Session (PES), or they might reach out to Chat Performance Facilitators or Escalation Performance Facil
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by saganus 6y ago
I guess he's one of those people that have spent so much time working on their business that he won't really retire until he's passed away. Also, I suppose he has a whole team of people helping him make those kind of decision
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by saganus 6y ago
> you can see the front jack release triggers the green light in the video! Actually, the amazing thing is that it's manually activated. The video explains that there is one person in charge of making sure that everyone has finished
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by saganus 6y ago
Any idea on where I could read more about this? in particular, what happens to people with two nationalities (i.e. US + another one)?
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by saganus 6y ago
The problem will be selective enforcement, and this will give the authorities a wider spectrum of tools to silence whoever they want. Sure, legal enforcement might be very low, but imagine expressing an opinion that goes counter to someone
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by saganus 6y ago
Interesting! thanks for the insight.
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by saganus 6y ago
Out of curiosity, do you know what happens to the decomissioned hardware? is it scrapped for useful parts like perhaps the PSUs? or is gold and other metals extracted from the chips and the metal sold for recycling? Is there anything useful
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by saganus 6y ago
Makes sense. I guess this is one of those things that sound good 'on paper' , but after deeper analysis it's not so straight forward. Like others said, it's probably easier to trade toilet paper, cans of food or cigarett
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by saganus 6y ago
Does anyone know if it's possible or even if it's already done, to sample the air in the cave? (i.e. in the pockets that seem to be there). Could that provide meaningful information on the atmosphere composition at the time it the
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by saganus 6y ago
Interesting insight. I always thought gold/silver coins would be more useful than jewelry. I mean, how can you verify if a ring or necklace is actual gold, but not be able to verify a coin? I guess using the age-old method of density p

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