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tastysandwich
4y ago
Then it becomes really annoying when we're both in the car and I want to use my phone.
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Nice! I guess they fixed it up This review is for their 2021 model. > Plus, while there is a climate button and fan speed button, as well as dials for the temperature settings, you still have to go through the screen to control whether t
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When researching family cars recently, I literally avoided the Honda CR-V just because the AC was controlled via the touch screen. There's a "Climate" button, which brings up a screen on the display where you can turn the air
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I'm genuinely worried about this. DeepFakes are getting pretty good. The potential for revenge porn is super high. And the rabbit-hole of dopamine chasing when you're able to generate custom porn is just frightening. Many young bo
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Personally I never did audio cards (though I did a lot of listening and conversation outside of Anki) or reverse cards for Japanese. My vocab decks were J->E, and my Kanji decks were Kana->Kanji. I always practised writing my answers
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I absolutely love Anki. A lot of software make empty promises around productivity improvements. Especially in education. Anki is one of those rare tools that genuinely 10x's you over your peers. I used it when studying Japanese and it
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Our little one is four and a half months old. The official advice is already to introduce foods that could cause allergies at six months [1]. So that's what we'll be doing. [1] https://raisingchildren.net.au/babies
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How have you found Shinobi versus Zoneminder? I've been using ZoneMinder for years. It's a bit clunky but once it's set up it works fairly well, but I'd be open to switching to something better.
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> The root of it is the Transform function which takes an input signal, performs any kind of transformation, and returns an output. All input and output values should remain in the range [-1, 1] otherwise you'll produce some really
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I'm assuming that the Web UI is just for changing settings. The low latency would refer to the latency of the audio input (guitar) being processed and producing a sound. Ideally you want no discernible delay between when you hit a stri
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I didn't even know it was the Matterhorn. It's a mountain which looks like every other mountain. It looks almost identical to Mount Assiniboine. And there's a polar bear in the logo - do they even have polar bears in Switzerl
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4y ago
I think OP is just highlighting that yes, they indeed bought a 30 year-old sound card only few months ago, and that they did not mean to write "many years ago", or "a few months later" instead.
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It's not just muscle mass. Men have thicker bones and in general are obviously larger. Lia Thomas is 6'1". Laurel Hubbard (MtF) was on New Zealand's Olympic weightlifting team. An Indigenous Maori girl missed out because
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> For my partner's entire pregnancy, our providers only referred to "birthing people" Calling my wife a "birthing person" just made her feel like some gross vessel for having a baby. We purposefully chose provide
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Good on you! I drove the same car from age 18-29. It was 26 years-old when I sold it. Never once took it to a mechanic. Most routine services at a mechanic are just basic oil change, checking fluids, checking tyre pressure, checking brakes.
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I used Vimperator on Firefox about 10 years ago. Back then it was fantastic, but I think the add-on environment has changed in FF (WebExtensions) since then and add-ons aren't as powerful. I've used Vimium on Chrome. Every few yea
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I recently wanted to use a program for a short amount of time for personal use, but the trial period was only 7 days. I used strace to find that it kept the timestamp of its first run in a text file, and would read that on startup. Deleting
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> It runs Android 12 and will be supported for three years of monthly security updates and two major Android version upgrades. They couldn't get Android 13 in time? Seeing as it's already a major version behind, and 14 will be
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4y ago
And if you change jobs and start working with a totally different tech stack you get to set it up all over again! (I still love it though)
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What's mental is that people buying $1m houses aren't anywhere near rich. That's just how much houses cost now. You spend years saving, and then the Government pinches most of your deposit!
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You're correct. Most people have variable-rate home loans. In the past few years, fixed five-year loans have become more common. Basically you're on a fixed rate for the first five years, and then after that you're onto a nor
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This is pretty much the same in Australia. And if you're a buyer, it's even harder because nobody wants to sell right now, particularly established homes. It's mostly just new (and tiny) units/townhouses/apartments.
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Is this just a recent thing? I've had an SO account for years. Have only asked a handful of questions but they've never been closed. What I found annoying was that a lot of the time I never got a helpful answer, and ended up solvi
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Julian O'Shea has a great video on this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4BtdFgVGjc (His channel is great btw, interesting videos on cities, weird designs, etc).
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"Expert C Programming: Deep C Secrets" is a really good book to learn a lot of C tricks and quirks, plus some history. I read it a few years ago and loved it. I was a grad when I read it and remember annoying my older coworkers fo
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The Mx Master has a middle click I think the MX Anywhere 3 might have a middle click, but the 2S (which I had) didn't. https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/ew9hik/still_n...
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I'm surprised how few people seem to use the wheel as a middle-click button (eg, to open new tabs). When I switched to a Logitech MX Anywhere it had no middle wheel click. I thought this was an absolute scandal - wasn't everyone u
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> So, musicians of HN, what resources have you or yours used to learn how to play a new instrument or style? For guitar, the single best online resource is justinguitar.com. The dude is a legend. He has made hundreds of free lessons prov
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Ha. Fair enough. For some people that's the case but OP seems not to have started any hence the (admittedly naive) suggestion. I bet you have fun though!!
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For those (like me) who are wondering: > In artificial intelligence, a hallucination or artificial hallucination is a confident response by an artificial intelligence that does not seem to be justified by its training data when the model
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