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by shmeeed 1y ago
Well, you could just as well shoot RAW with the iPhone and fiddle with it in Lightroom. It just so seems that few people, even few amateur photographers, are doing that...?
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by shmeeed 1y ago
I have no idea why you're being downvoted. It's the simple truth.
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by shmeeed 1y ago
That's an interesting take that reflects how subjective viewing habits are. I definitely know what you mean, and there's a kind of (mostly casual or documentary) photograph where it makes sense to say that. But in a more classical
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by shmeeed 1y ago
I wonder what this means for the future of High NA.
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by shmeeed 1y ago
IMO that's basically all there is to say about FF, sadly. Any other speculation and commentary seem moot to me. I'll still keep using it for as long as I can, though.
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by shmeeed 1y ago
No. Try parsing it like this: >We’re currently running the same test again (on all three laptops to account for variance), _but this time with a video playing to simulate a more active usage scenario_
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by shmeeed 1y ago
Autors are often paid by word count. Note that I'm not saying that's the reason here, but it could be.
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by shmeeed 1y ago
That's the perfect example! I honestly still can't tell what "match was draw" is supposed to say, but that's a really good match for the actual experience.
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by shmeeed 1y ago
First time I saw an autodubbed video, within seconds I was literally screaming at my buddy to turn it off, TURN IT OFF! It's so unnatural and badly done, it creeps me the hell out and hurts my ears.
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by shmeeed 1y ago
This is a chilling outlook, but it looks very plausible. The process has already started, the building blocks are in place. See the recent rise in public complaints about intense scraper activity. Zero-Click has become all but inescapable,
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by shmeeed 1y ago
1st reaction: Woohoo, a new Ekranoplan :D 2nd reaction: Wait, what are they building it for? :(
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by shmeeed 1y ago
>"Don't Believe Everything You Think" by Joseph Nguyen I was flabbergasted to hear this, because there's a german book with the very same title (albeit in german, of course) by the comedian Kurt Krömer about his own h
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by shmeeed 1y ago
I suppose an interstellar ship that could accelerate to a notable fraction of c would also be powerful enough to leave the ecliptic and avoid this heat cloud.
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by shmeeed 1y ago
Man, it's absolutely the same for me. Thinking of it, I should go re-read it now.
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by shmeeed 1y ago
Sadly, Firefox on Android in portrait squashes all the example pictures, rendering the page pretty useless. :(
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by shmeeed 1y ago
Out of curiosity, what could be the hidden cost of complying?
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by shmeeed 1y ago
Just to note, you forgot that UPS also adds an absolutely outrageous fee for handling customs.
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by shmeeed 1y ago
Isn't it ironic how overlooked this is in the current discussion? American cars makers struggle with global competition nowadays /because/ they have cornered themselves into an uncompetitive niche /because/ it was p
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by shmeeed 1y ago
Empirically, my buddies' farts seem to weigh in way above 0.1 breath.
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by shmeeed 1y ago
>If they could plug their phone to a dock station for the few times they need a keyboard and a bigger screen, they would be fine. Samsung DeX does this, and I think similar solutions or workarounds are available for other manufacturers v
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by shmeeed 1y ago
While that's a valid point of view, as long as the human is the bottleneck, it's not going to scale to infinity and beyond. Human's got to exist and needs to work to eat. They don't really, necessarily, existentially nee
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by shmeeed 1y ago
>I tried plugging these in and it still comes out as a 6-wheel commercial bus has several times the tire wear as a 4-wheel light truck, rather than being the same. Pardon me if I ask the obvious question, but did you divide your result b
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by shmeeed 1y ago
Sadly, this is not as far-fetched as we here on HN would like it to be.
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by shmeeed 1y ago
What a delight, I haven't seen that smiley in a while! When and why did we all collectively decide not to use those any more? (I know why, but still.)
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by shmeeed 1y ago
Second that
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by shmeeed 1y ago
I suppose the /s was implicit
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by shmeeed 1y ago
Sad to hear that Paul has retired, I loved his videos and articles. But I was already expecting it rather sooner than later, and his retirement is certainly well deserved. I hope he enjoys it, and maybe his face comes up again some time.
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by shmeeed 1y ago
Crucially, this is the car's normal mode of operation, and you can assume that a lot of effort went into that consumer experience. There's really no comparison to an emergency fallback mode on an airliner.
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by shmeeed 1y ago
It's hard to imagine the horror and the struggle for bare survival that took place in this narrow space over the span of just a few seconds, but if I had to guess, it might very well be that in the end they did not manage to free their
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by shmeeed 1y ago
I'm not versed in illegal imports, but I suppose they're both more costly and more sparse than the regular channels. With russian airlines probably not being too flush with cash atm, something's gonna give, and that would be

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