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scarlac
9y ago
It's great to hear that some people manage to love working remotely. In this case, there's /some/ difference in time zones (3h). Generally, people don't seem to mention the time zone difference in the commentary eac
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I don't know if this is a complete list, but a search returned this page: https://codegists.com/snippet/xml/wbsautofillquirksplist_saa...
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scarlac
9y ago
I think you got it wrong - the technology behind it did not manifest itself as Animojis. It manifested itself as Face ID.
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Other have mentioned other aspects, so I'll just pitch in with my own specific experience: Have a Magic Mouse 1 at home. Used Magic Mouse 2 [MM2] as a daily driver for a freelance gig for a couple of months and I was very happy with it
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9y ago
I’m not sure why you got down voted. This is a completely valid opinion and comment.
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9y ago
What other reasons could they have to degrade the UX that they should have reasonably disputed in this context?
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I wouldn't use those words (temporary problem) since I think we should be better at recycling batteries already, but yes - once the amount increases, so does economic incentive to build recovery facilities. Tesla has said they plan to
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9y ago
Same setup, different story: 2013 15" MBP, nVidia GT 750M, 16 GB RAM. After upgrading I got intermittent mini lock-ups (key presses, clicks, etc. would queue up). Happens in all apps regardless of what I'm doing. It felt like havi
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9y ago
> Apple's strategy has been to sell devices in an unstable overclocked state I can't confirm this in any way. Can you provide some links or at least an anecdote measurement on how your device was clearly overclocked?
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> I do not believe Apple shipped the slowdown to "protect my battery" So you believe they only slowed down your phone to have you buy a new phone and hoped not to get caught? My GF and I were affected by the voltage issue on iP
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9y ago
Scale issue. Example: My 15" 2017 laptop has a <80Wh battery. A Nissan Leaf has around 24000Wh battery (between 24k and 40k depending on model). A Nissan Leaf battery is on the smaller side of what many believe is required for a mas
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Toilet paper. You'll still cut down your consumption (60% on average from my personal numbers) and you'll need it for visitors who are not into 'that bidet thing'
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The western market doesn't work like that. It's not a single budget controlled by a single entity, and as such it cannot shift focus in the way you are asking. Once you realise this, you can see electric cars for what they are: An
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How are clauses like this even legal? One could argue they limit people's personal freedom and is essentially an anti-competition clause without an upside. Legitimate question, as I am finding it hard that a court would allow this.
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The interesting thing here is what lifestyle is causing it/cures it. In Denmark we call diabetes "sugar disease". I read a pamphlet from the The Diabetes Foundation where it said that it was 'a lifestyle disease'
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I just benchmarked it: https://gist.github.com/scarlac/87dc480c9f5893060a17a4c6f61c... Personally I don't find the results convincing. With 20k iterations and 18 trials I have to squint to see a practical differen
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And Safari seems to give me better FPS than both Chrome or Firefox Q.
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It happens automatically as a part of the upgrade.
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This is true in a very practical sense: Product people will not care about engineering specifics. But that being said, I think you're missing the important take-away from that conclusion: You must decide that it's necessary. As
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For smart phones that's usually not an issue. You want the screen to turn off and save power, not display another moving image. But you could imagine that Apple records sub pixel usage and calibrates the display accordingly, so any sub
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In the video they interview the guy who lives next to a hydro plant, so pretty green energy.
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I understand what you're asking and you do have to be particularly aware of what /you/ are asking. That particular question, in context of these allegations, would presuppose that they use microphone data for something other
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As someone who went through the official Tensorflow 'get started' and many mini tutorials the net, I found this article of no help. It introduces a multitude of libraries, math notations, ML concepts and lots of (random?) undocume
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Which libraries would you recommend for production use instead of numpy?
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> Anyone want to venture a post hoc explanation? The results are too weak and they're searching too hard for results. That's not to say the study itself is "wrong" just that they're motivated to find an issue to
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Docker Reference Architecture
(success.docker.com)
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"Forever" is obviously just a reference to would happen with memory usage. Proper optimized code could run "forever" (or a long time) without increasing in memory usage, ie. memory would scale as O(1) as opposed to O(n).
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1. Go to the site: https://teachablemachine.withgoogle.com 2. Press "Start" or "Skip tutorial" (You don't have to give access to anything) 3. Scroll down to read the FAQ
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You can double tap and drag to immediately to start a selection with your finger. So if I wanted to select [this sentence] I would double tap on [this] and keep my finger down on the second tap, then drag over [sentence]. You can keep dragg
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People need to ask the question before making assumptions. In the case of Apple, they said it directly in the presentation of FaceID as well as TouchID IIRC. Yet people made these claims anyway. For this project, they also state it clearly
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