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by sorenjan 4y ago
What you're describing is over consumption, and it's what got us in the mess we're in and trying to fix. Everyone have a legal right to buy more than they need because they want it, that doesn't mean they should. Flying
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by sorenjan 4y ago
It depends on what you're using it for. Maybe it's the best for finding things like restaurants, looking up business hours, reviews, things like that. Basically a spatial view of points of interests. But as a map I find it very la
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Spotify Shares Our Vision to Become the World’s Creator Platform(newsroom.spotify.com)
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by sorenjan 4y ago
You'll always have the memories of the good times you shared together, and they're probably better than the real thing anyway.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Spotify has synchronized lyrics. https://support.spotify.com/us/article/lyrics/ https://youtu.be/lTHhT7glUUU?t=30
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by sorenjan 4y ago
How can you resist it?
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I saw a video about this on Youtube just a few days ago: "We tracked what happens after TikTok songs go viral", by Vox. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1m-KgEpoow
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Can you write SYCL code and compile it to ROCm for production?
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What's the latency like?
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I think a single E core can handle all the background processes when they're not doing any real work. I currently have around 250 processes and 3500 threads running on my computer, and the CPU utilization is 1%. It would probably make
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by sorenjan 4y ago
You get that in any subreddit that's named too generically, because that's where newcomers to the subject will go by default. If you're just started programming and you're learning Python, you're probably going to r
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Yes, this particular system is probably far from efficient enough for regular bikes, this is more for larger transportation bikes and similar (like this example [0]). Having a chain on those limits their construction options, and they'
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by sorenjan 4y ago
It's worth noting the "up to" part. Well maintained and cleaned chains are effective, but I would guess that a lot of commuter bikes have dirty, rusty, and worn chains that lose with a lot of efficiency. Couple that with poo
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Nobody is pressuring Russia, that's Russian propaganda. They want to paint themselves as attacked and surrounded, but it's them attacking sovereign neighbors and trying to expand beyond their borders. Who would have any interest i
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Sony launched their Xperia 1 IV (yes, it's the fourth version of the 1, ridiculous name) today. It's probably around twice as expensive as the Pixel 6a since it's a flagship, but it still has a 3.5 mm jack, and it introduces
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Because people didn't understand that emoji was supposed to represent concepts, and saw them as small illustrations instead. That's also why Apple's version is basically the de facto standard now, and Google and Microsoft has
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by sorenjan 4y ago
The manufacturers already thought of that. Now there's Philips Oneblade, electric razors where you have to replace the blades like with manual razors.
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Exactly. Years ago the number of apps in each app store was portrayed as "more is better" and a moat against new platforms. But realistically, how many apps does the average mobile user actually use, now that the novelty has worn
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by sorenjan 5y ago
One problem with relying on emulation is that Google has moved a lot of functionality from the open source Android layer to Google Play Services, and they obviously wont publish that on someone else's platform. https://devel
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Anyone know how this compares to other factories? It's a brand new factory by the highest valued car company in the world, so I expect it to be cutting edge. Is it far ahead of others, or just catching up? My uneducated opinion is that
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by sorenjan 5y ago
I've only heard about external water pipes when somebody wants to rant about how bad some british houses are. Pipes on the outside, separate taps for hot and cold, carpeted bathrooms, poor insulation with drafts. I've never seen i
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Where are the breeder reactors in current use? This has been "just around the corner" for decades now, and if it finally materializes I would hope they would be put to better use than power floating resorts. Nobody needs huge mega
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Sails worked great to move ships for a long time. If you can't make sustainable cruise ships then you shouldn't make them at all. This idea that we need to keep every single excess we're used to is ridiculous, if you're
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by sorenjan 5y ago
I've seen articles about similar behavior among Chinese tourists in Austria. Bus load after bus load came to the small picturesque towns, unloaded, took their pictures, and then moved on. An if course Japanese tourists where known for
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Uranium is a finite resource, and nuclear energy does leave a very long term waste problem. Using that for leisure cruises seems very wasteful and a bad idea. Sails, solar, and renewable hydrogen is much more appetizing.
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Maybe NeRFs can be used as an intermediate step to reconstruct the scene, and then extract the surfaces and their materials to more conventional representations like meshes, textures, refraction index, etc. I guess the main benefit is that
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I don't really understand why NeRFs would be particularly useful in more than a few niche cases, perhaps because I don't fully understand what they really are. My impression is that you take a bunch of photos in various places and
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by sorenjan 5y ago
> At an address listed in the leaked materials as the teen’s home near Oxford, a woman who identified herself as the boy’s mother talked with a Bloomberg reporter for about 10 minutes through a doorbell intercom system. The home is a mod
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by sorenjan 5y ago
Gas is too expensive to afford using Uber, so you have to use your own car instead?
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Or the people that prefer to have a contiguous time span for their leisure, instead of a couple of hours in the morning and then a few more in the evening.

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