sinuhe69

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811.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
I got 32 out of 33 :) The scripts, weather and the people are the telltale clues.
812.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
So that instead of focusing on the architecture as it-is, we should pay more attention to the evolving stories of software architectures because we can learn more from them.
813.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
Agree. Bad (or no) change management is the cause, not the change itself.
814.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
I like it but I wonder why the model looks so flat and more like painting over than sculpting. Did they not use bump map or the 3D model was so coarse it would not help much anyway? The view of the real artifact is way more impressive even
815.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
My kids use headspace for win-down and sleep and it helps.
816.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
“We might as well put these boats to some good use,” he said. “After all, the royals have a rich history of taking things that don’t belong to them, and never giving them back! But don’t quote me on that.” Haha
817.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
I love the idea. It’s certainly not easy to write a software to facilitate the vastly different ways people process their informations, especially while they are still in the tacit state. But it gives me ideas for a personal note taking sys
818.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
From afar, the eyes seem to bulge out and up-close the hairs and hairs movement are still quite artificial, though.
819.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
Perhaps against the RTX 3080 mobile but not the RTX 3090 on a PC?
820.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
The problem is the human population. When the human population reaches a certain threshold, especially with modern transportation and the stark disparity in incomes then every single consumption problem could be a potential catastrophe for
821.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
Because I (like many I guess) learned imperative and OO programming languages first, I found it particularly difficult to learn functional languages, for example F#. Switching between the 2 paradigms is harder than I anticipated. Although
822.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
Or the authors of the OS projects didn’t intend to earn money with it at all. Which can be perfectly the case!
823.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
I don’t know where did you read in the Pandora papers that Kolomoisky was involved. If you have the passage, please point out. What I do know is Kolomoisky was publicly designated by the US government as involved in significant corruption
824.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
If I understood it correctly, it was BEFORE he was elected as president, isn’t it? He was an actor, a celebrity and he own pricey London real estates? I don’t see why it’s worth a headline.
825.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
When my son was learning English, I observed that reading on the appropriate level was tremendously important for his learning. But in his school French, they mostly do conversation and a bit of writing but not much reading. I tried to find
826.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
Because the 3 most consumed oils are soybean, corn and canola oils, I wonder why didn’t they study the 3 oils at once. The effects, if any will be easily visible through differences.
827.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
Before reading the article, I had hoped the power ratio would be something close to 0.7-0.8 but was disappointed that it was only 0.33 Even with ITER it should be a very long way until we will get a ratio of 1:1, not to mention of greater t
828.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
I agree with most points and I myself read and watch very little news, except for the most important ones. But I want also to highlight the still relevance of news and more importantly the conversations surround it. For me as an on-the-side
829.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
Maybe Google till can track the users but what benefit would it bring if its customers can not display ads to the users? Ads are still blocked!
830.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
How long is the average video? 1-2 hours? Then I think the average size of the videos will be 1-2 GB for FHD solution with h.264 compression; maybe double the size for fast compression. But even so, 700+ videos will require a few TB of stor
831.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
If they invested their money in the company stock, certainly yes. The basic tenet of investment is simple: no risk, no reward.
832.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
What about gig work? If you can do it super fast, you can take a lot of jobs at the same time and multiply your earnings.
833.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
Give me the high-res pictures and we’ll talk
834.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
The heuristics are actually ok. The only thing is missed is not accounting for adverse events. Risk = Odd x Impact In the examples, the odd is very low but the impacts could be fatal. That’s where is NOT OK to ignore. But if the risk is l
835.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
I like to see how AlphaCode will solve a problem no human has solved before (or very unlikely). For example, given 3 beads and 2 stacks for the 10er and 1er positions of a number. One can make 4 different numbers when stack all the beads li
836.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
The installation software probably just copied some files to the wrong places, especially when it was written for a 32 bit system. It happened to me once with the drivers for my CANON scanner.
837.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
Got in 2 tries. Nice game but the bug on Firefox is a bummer. Report sent, though. mathler.com 1 ⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ ... (weird! When pasted in HN, all the green dots were automatically deleted! Why?)
838.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
In this particular case, where the result is negative, we humans can easily recognize that something is wrong. But in other cases, where the exact match is also the best match, it’s not easy to dig through all the pages to know something is
839.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
Besides DDG, Yandex (the Russian search engine) also found the verbatim result. It reminds me of the time of meta-search engines, where they compare and combine the result of different search engines to produce a better one. Perhaps it’s ti
840.
by sinuhe69 5y ago
I don't have the data for 3080TI but my GTX1650 consumes between 1-2 W in idle mode. Of course TI is a totally different beast.

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