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by soganess 3y ago
I don't know about NFC, but until this moment I just assumed GPS was built in to any (qualcomm) soc that also integrated cellular. Or was it bt/wifi? It piggybacks some other antenna and hence 'just works'.
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by soganess 3y ago
Tribal markings? Literally the definition of disrespect? With all politeness, maybe take a step back and consider what are you angry about. Also art is art (including actual 'tribal markings'). Banksy has been making street art fo
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by soganess 3y ago
Let's not immediately begin a conversation by saying that you only want to talk about what is happening and some folks elsewhere are limiting your speech? Does everything need to start with posturing about your position in greater th
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by soganess 3y ago
I think they are called Macintoshs now, but instead of an ethernet port they have this thing called "appletalk".
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by soganess 3y ago
This has always been his magnum opus. Sounds neutral to the layman while legitimizing the "brushing under the rug" of all the sins possible without severe legal recourse. Then promptly followed by some hand waving that really puts
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by soganess 3y ago
Except the price part. We have an inverse Miley Cyrus situation on our hands.
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by soganess 3y ago
complete and total unfounded guess... thermal expansion?
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by soganess 3y ago
Increase for whom? A uniform split of the change-in-rate across all tax brackets would result in a more regressive tax system. That maybe your thing, that may not be. To be clear, I'm not trying to get into another tech-person-pretends
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by soganess 3y ago
Why would you even use number of characters? A better criteria is: what fraction of people does it stop from visiting the source (because they got the information they were looking for from the summary). Yes, yes that system has it's o
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by soganess 3y ago
Yet, you didn't bat at eye at Mini... the wholly owned Bavarian budget brand. That said, as an owner of all three German fancy-pants brands and a meh shade-tree mechanic, I'm also really surprised by how high the BMW family is. Ti
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by soganess 3y ago
Wait, I swear I'm not being intentionally daft, but in this scenario my air-gapped system has a (intel) wireless card? And we are certain the ME can manage this wireless card? And is actively listening for a wireless update while &#x27
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by soganess 3y ago
The fastest z series CPUs are just modern 7nm, 8core superscalars with built in AI coprocessors, a fancy large cache arch, virtualization, and a _base_ clock of 5ghz. I imagine they aren't the wizbang magic intel has, but I doubt they
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by soganess 3y ago
When do we just fix airplane design assumptions to match the real world instead of forcing the real world to comply with the "reasonable" assumptions of the engineers / aircraft firms. I'm almost a full stone lighter tha
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by soganess 3y ago
Sounds like an advisory opinion...
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by soganess 3y ago
But if being in work also doesn't improve your social status then why work? For the pure joy of being dog tired and not near your loved ones as often.
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by soganess 3y ago
I know basically nothing about this, but hear money peeps talking about it all the time like it is common practice. Some version of it happened to the B&M store Clarie's.
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by soganess 3y ago
This is new to me and I'm digging it. It says something about spotify that so many people seem to want to reinvent the wheel.
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by soganess 3y ago
https://github.com/jpochyla/psst This is a similar (actively maintained) app also based on librespot.
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by soganess 3y ago
Setting up shader precomp is apparently a manual process that can be really developer intensive, especially in open world titles. That said, I agree, there is a lot of low hanging fruit that can be handled. Devs seem to be deciding between
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by soganess 3y ago
The defaults can be a double edged sword. Places like DF put out optimized defaults for really mainstreams config for just that reason. If you have a 3080 ti or 4090, sure, you have paid to just push play and expect stuff to work (well that
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by soganess 3y ago
Plus sometimes I don't want to develop a high dimensional regression model for how the setting affects the fps or deal with all this shader compilation stutter. It can be a lot of fun to squeeze out every frame you can, but other times
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by soganess 3y ago
This seems like it will result in a much more costly on-boarding process new employees. Currently, if you hire some freshly minted phd to work on ML stuff, chances are they have read most the specialty's relevant cutting-edge research.
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by soganess 3y ago
I started coding at 10 in the mid-90s and I'm as garden variety as you can be developer-wise. I'm competent but not exceptional. While I love CS deeply and can't imagine my life without it, I write software for money. Once yo
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by soganess 3y ago
Judging by their conservative clocks and odd configurations (ex steam deck is a 4-core) these are some of the lower bind parts that would otherwise not be high-value final products on the open PC market. Perhaps even "defective" (
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by soganess 3y ago
Last time I checked there are apps you can use to negotiate a quote for specific trims with a multiple dealers so you can get the car you want without stepping foot on the lot. If you live in a major city, getting a base model Camry isn&#x2
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by soganess 3y ago
How? Using what laws? If there are no clearly relevant laws, perhaps you expect congress to pass one expediently? Let's suppose there is no law on the books that explicitly fleshes out liability if you train a model and it does not do
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by soganess 3y ago
I know you are "kidding", but that seems like it would be a one of a kind experience I'd be interest in trying. The space of possible interesting videogame experiences, even involving old videogames, just expanded.
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by soganess 4y ago
Honest question, how long would it take for an EU to militarize to the point where it would be a serious threat to everyone save say the US and China? A decade? I've heard people say US is the world police / places depend on the
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by soganess 4y ago
(Only) On HN, I find this odd. I'll openly admit this is unreasonable for the "average consumer." So I'd never think to suggest mucking about with their systems. However, for tech-literate folk, if you really need extrem
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by soganess 4y ago
Obergefell v. Hodges happened in 2015. With the current make up of the supreme court, I wouldn't be shocked if it was reversed before 2025. Florida was one of the 14 states forced to recognized same-sex marriage as a result of Obergef

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