shultays

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by shultays 5y ago
Huh, isn't this the default behavior? I never set that and all meetings I attended mutes me by default
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by shultays 5y ago
Well, it's been eight years, and development is still going strong! The developer is currently working on the String implementation for the programming language he invented[2], which he's using to write the other progr
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by shultays 5y ago
Restrooms Why?
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by shultays 5y ago
Wait time could be explained by some data requiring manual work. Maybe there is an offline hard disc out there that is labeled "Users A-D - 2003 April"
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by shultays 5y ago
I always found mappers and additional hardware in cartridges fascinating. NES does not support saves? Just put a battery and additional memory in cartridge to store your data. No animations? Add more pattern tables and cycle through them du
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by shultays 5y ago
I misunderstood you then, "having your mail on google and syncing them" sounds like you still have a @gmail.com but taking backups. Having your own domain is indeed the safest, I do that actually
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by shultays 5y ago
Having your email on Google is not a risk That is like the highest risk I can think of. Losing future emails that are sent to that email, losing all connected accounts, losing access to services/websites they decide to send a
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by shultays 5y ago
Actually it is explained in the article, I somehow missed it The model requires just seconds to train on a few dozen still photos — plus data on the camera angles they were taken from — and can then render the resulting 3D scene withi
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by shultays 5y ago
I would love to see this being popular in VR. I enjoy google earth in VR way too much (it is just 360 photos) and there are some 3d real scenes you can walk in
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by shultays 5y ago
Did it really use only 4 pictures? Do you have a source? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30810885
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by shultays 5y ago
I don't think so but I don't have a source. Please someone correct me if I am wrong https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30810885
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by shultays 5y ago
four source photos Is it just 4 or are there more? I find it hard to believe there is only 4. There are clearly more data in video https://i2.paste.pics/645fe17e418b2cb1f6179e0b6671a170.png like back side of camera
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by shultays 5y ago
Is the example the result of just 4 photos? Or more? Are there any other data available, spatial data attached to photos for example? Why they don't explain the scope of achievement properly? edit: I don't think it is just 4 http
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by shultays 5y ago
I think OP says connect Pi via HDMI and don't use TV at all (other than switching to HDMI), he does not mean use Pi as an adblocker at dns level
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by shultays 5y ago
Are there remotes for Pi? How do you control it? What tv like OS do you use? Can it also turn on/off tv? I think HDMI allows that but not sure if Pi can do that
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by shultays 5y ago
Be warned, even if you can block ads in youtube apps, most TV brands (and Google) started putting ads in their home screen. Mine was alright for 2-3 years but early this year there was an update that started putting "Watch these cool s
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by shultays 5y ago
Try smarttube https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30802571
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by shultays 5y ago
Android has smarttube app which is even better (imho) compared to official youtube app, even if you pay for adfree For starters, it supports sponsorblock which is even more adblocking. Secondly i think ux is miles better You dont need root
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by shultays 5y ago
What percentage of code is needed for you to call something open source? If not all the source is available they should probably say it’s “partially Open Source” to be better citizens. Indeed, sounds like you also agree with not ca
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by shultays 5y ago
Almost all devs that care too much about their work burns out eventually. It is just FOSS devs have higher percentage of "caring too much about their work" syndrome, to the point doing it for free. As someone that had similar issu
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by shultays 5y ago
I have worked with enough "data scientists" and see enough telemetry to believe it is all smoke and mirrors and bullshit. Managers, product owners enjoy making pretty looking graphs out of them and with enough creative accounting
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by shultays 5y ago
Join some kind of group, share your progress. Or share your intent/progress with your friends. That makes you feel more responsible and helps with motivation Don't have snacks at home. Don't buy them at all. Start home cookin
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by shultays 5y ago
I was sure it would be Turkey, looks like we are the close second. Congrats on your first place Brazil!
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by shultays 5y ago
Should "hello world" return error if it actually prints something but there was no person to read the output? Maybe the user was distracted and was not looking at the screen. Does a "hello world" program make sound if no
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by shultays 5y ago
There are a lot of stuff to do on DF but you don't have to do them all. You need food, you need booze and learning how to make those two is necessary but rest is optional really. You can pick a safe starting location or wall yourself i
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by shultays 5y ago
I had to check when Unity was released, apparently 2005. Was Caves of Qud always using Unity or switched to Unity afterwards?
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by shultays 5y ago
In my experience putting two programmers on same task can even lead to less than 1x the output of a single person. People often argue about relatively pointless things while neither decision is not wrong. A single programmer would just go a
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by shultays 5y ago
I think there are more than one "norms" when it comes to payment. Here in Sweden you can expect to use klarna or swish if you pay something online, i wouldnt be worried if they forward me those payment services.
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by shultays 5y ago
Which media site is that?
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by shultays 5y ago
I guess one has to ensure that they don't leave a company the same time such firings happens

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