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steeve
4y ago
I just switched to InFuse on my Apple TV, it provides a better experience than Plex, with just a SMB share. Everything is done locally and synced over iCloud. Not going back.
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steeve
4y ago
This is so cool. I reminds me of the m68k llvm backend that allowed Rust to run on the Megadrive (Genesis).
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4y ago
11GW of solar is absolutely not 10 reactors. What the hell? They call themselves energy geeks and forget solar is intermittent?
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4y ago
We (Zenly) have been since 2015, I think we may still be the biggest Go deployment in the world (10s of million).
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4y ago
> While studying at Stanford, he met his future wife Akshata Murty, the daughter of N. R. Narayana Murthy, the Indian billionaire businessman who founded Infosys. Sunak and Murty are the 222nd richest people in Britain, with a combined f
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steeve
4y ago
Given the amount of disinformation Greenpeace puts out about nuclear energy, I would be very cautious about whatever else they put their eyes on.
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steeve
4y ago
Honestly that's comparing apples and oranges. Also, that title is clickbait. It feels like a PR article disguised as a tech article.
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4y ago
That's not really true. My personal threshold is if there is more than one language involved.
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4y ago
Trying to learn Bazel by porting an existing project to it is a very hard way to get into this amazing tool. If possible, start fresh. I don’t see myself working without it from now on.
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4y ago
France's Uranium strategic reserves are 3 years. The main supplier is Canada. France has Uranium mines, but they were closed since it was cheaper to import. They still do exist, though.
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steeve
4y ago
Agreed https://imgur.com/a/m1DnaXP Cool demo nontheless!
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4y ago
Exactly, the Quest is by far the best experience on that front. That's coming from someone who started with an Oculus DK1.
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4y ago
David Wang is actually the cofounder of Corellium !
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4y ago
It looks like you haven't been following the guy on Twitter.
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4y ago
I was talking about both really.
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4y ago
I'm not sure. But it sure did take me off guard. Perhaps Attenborough?
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4y ago
How did you get that? It sorta echoes with their choice as Peterson for the professor voice? EDIT: they have responded it was text people tried. sorry for the link with Peterson in that case.
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4y ago
Professor = Jordan Peterson Entrepreneur = Gary Vaynerchuk Honestly not a good look. Otherwise cool demo!
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4y ago
True, but the network serves a purpose. Without transactions, would there be a network to begin with? Therefore, you can model a per transaction cost within certain bounds.
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4y ago
> Rather than using the Go standard library's net/http, grpc-go uses its own implementation of HTTP/2. It's incompatible with the rest of Go's HTTP ecosystem, so you can't cleanly serve gRPC requests alongsi
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4y ago
Latency maybe?
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steeve
4y ago
Thank you. It's getting very tiring to debunk this every time.
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4y ago
Isn't it what Litro was doing back in the day? A friend had one, it was very impressive. The form factor was weird though.
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4y ago
Renault does, they announced it a while back. THIS is the real breakthrough (I worked on self driving cars in the mid 2000s).
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Living in a Country with Socialized Healthcare
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4y ago
Every now and then this comes up. There was a thread from a french nuclear scientist explaining why this isn’t what you think it is. I can’t find it but the gist was that the power density is low and the price is several orders of magnitude
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4y ago
The Gas core EM reactor looks like a real breakthrough, giving away complexity and improving efficiency a lot. Very elegant solution, reminds me of betavoltaics.
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4y ago
Thank you for the trip down memory lane. This by far the fastest way to get warez back in the day!
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5y ago
I used to work on autonomous cars back in the early 2000s. Legal responsibility was considered one of the biggest limiting factor to autonomous cars. Bold move.
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5y ago
Has it? https://twitter.com/steeve/status/1502734175018835974?s=21
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