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by slashink 10y ago
You're not wrong in the sense that 5G isn't actually that much of value for the users directly, however there are many other reasons that directly benefit the users. Telco's pay 2 big costs for running a cellular data network
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by slashink 10y ago
As someone who recently moved and previously spent 5 years within the Northern Europe underground techno scene, what's a good in to these circles in the bay?
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by slashink 10y ago
Keep an eye on Alliance of Open Media ( http://aomedia.org ). Basically Amazon, Cisco, Google, Intel, Microsoft, Mozilla and Netflix got fed up with the licensing model of H.265/HEVC which is even worse than that of H.264 (
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by slashink 11y ago
Very true in my case. Although the problem of me getting into bed early is the vicious circle that quickly happens when staying up late. You stay up late because you're working on something fun, which offsets your sleeping pattern. Nex
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by slashink 11y ago
For someone interested in how bad it is, this is how it looks on a iPhone 6S: http://i.imgur.com/LFL0QgJ.jpg Content seems nice but I really can't read it on my phone sadly. Hope author can fix it!
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by slashink 11y ago
Basically V for Vendetta but with more tech aesthetics.
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by slashink 11y ago
Actually you are right. I remeber this also, people seem to have catched on. Although my question is probably more aimed against the media endlessly throwing articles of this cycle out.
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by slashink 11y ago
It's interesting how fast the narrative shifted, about one year ago i was reading a long in depth article here on HN on how Marissa Mayer was out to transform Yahoo into a company fit for 2015 and how she was succeeding. Fast forward 1
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by slashink 11y ago
No, f.lux only tweens the color profiles of the OS in realtime to shift the white point. It's basically a wrapper around a function already in the OS together with a tween library. The only thing f.lux does is control a hidden API &#x2
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by slashink 11y ago
"Almost a decade" About 5 years tbh: https://blog.risingstack.com/history-of-node-js/ "hardly find any large, well-known website being powered by node" * Netflix - https://www.talentbuddy
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by slashink 11y ago
I don't think you can kill it in the same way you can't force Intel to stop selling CPUs because they enable piracy. There is loads of emulators out there that would get shutdown if it were true.
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by slashink 11y ago
Genuinly interested in understanding your viewpoint. If you have some time, please elaborate. I have always been under the impression that municipal fiber to consumers has the best benefits in the long run but I might have missed something.
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by slashink 11y ago
The Swedish developed train X2, launched 1990 in Sweden as X2000 is still in service and is using tilting technology to increase speed. It's been running the most popular commuter line (Stockholm <-> Gothenburg) for 25 years at 2
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by slashink 11y ago
Well tbh we got answers but they usually were; nope not offered, cannot be fixed. 3 weeks later I met a Google engineer working with GCE at a party who fixed it for us the day after hearing about our issue, which means it probably was able
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by slashink 11y ago
Pricing is fine. Tech support is a joke. I wish I could pay more for Google to actually offer good support. We tried GCE for a while but it just didn't cut it in terms of mean response time to questions. AWS really leads on support.
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by slashink 11y ago
Why is this on HN? Seriously a blog post made up of reaction images with no concrete facts and the strangest conclusion.
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by slashink 11y ago
Thanks for both of these (also sub comment). These were great reads, kept me up last night.
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by slashink 11y ago
Very insightful comment. I have long been interested in what the actual approach and factors are to generating better forecasts and you explained the important parts. Thanks!
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by slashink 11y ago
You can make it more efficient by capturing the images to a buffer and rendering a low FPS h264 stream, serving it as HLS fragments and displaying it with hls.js ( https://github.com/dailymotion/hls.js ) as a backgroun
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by slashink 11y ago
Is it detecting "Big Buck Bunny"? Would be hilarious.
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by slashink 11y ago
Fully agree, the few times i visited the U.S. it always surprised me that a country with such technological speed still relies on the "unsafe" magnetic swipe. Not saying the chip is foolproof in any way but it's a good step f
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by slashink 11y ago
1. I understand coming from only swipe but in my mind (Sweden) you insert your card while you perform the entire transaction as a identifier compared to swiping. That's at least how me and my friend think about it after asking him. 2.
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by slashink 11y ago
This is my exact thought. It seems "Billy" here won because he paid $200 for something worth a whole lot more? adekok's response is perfect and really shows how to deal with this situation. Be clear about your rights, don&#x2
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by slashink 11y ago
It's a very good game, fun, easy and addictive. Keep working on it as a side project and this might turn into something really great. A really nice showcase for your agency! Although i will echo what other people said, once you go mous
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by slashink 11y ago
agar.io seems to have done fine for itself in HTML5 as massive, popular multiplayer game in browser.
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by slashink 11y ago
Sennheisers are great but i swear by Beyerdynamic. I have a pair of DT-770's that lasted me for 9 years. You bring up an interesting point that there's no real center in the U.S. that carries audio gear online, Europe has Thomann
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by slashink 11y ago
Constantly impressed of what the imgix people are releasing. Everything from crazy rack builds to these slick API improvements.
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by slashink 12y ago
This vision of what computing could be is amazing.
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by slashink 12y ago
Just curious, searched and couldn't find anything meaningful, what is the "standard 21-day interrogation"?
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by slashink 12y ago
Maybe you can start with studying client-swarm consensus and look deeper into how bittorrent works?

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