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tecleandor
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tecleandor
4mo ago
Also Strand (in NYC) has that service. You can by them by the foot based on color, style, theme... https://www.strandbooks.com/books-by-the-foot/color.html
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tecleandor
4mo ago
I think it's that yellow bar what it makes it look like BeOS. And maybe the right hand menu bar. But once you check a B/W version, it doesn't look like BeOS that much.
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4mo ago
I don't know if I'm missing something but from what I can see... They don't seem to have any written documentation online, not even a list of features. They seem to have some doxygen docs on the repo, but they're not bui
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tecleandor
4mo ago
Yep, I think the singular is ok, as it could be just one. Seems like it could be both. Cambridge says... > In formal styles, we use none of with a singular verb when it is the subject. However, in informal speaking, people often use plur
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4mo ago
> Cars only show if they're well made after like a decade? Unless you have a wet belt in your Puretech engine that will blow up in 5-8 years... Mechanics and enthusiasts around here (Spain) call this engines "pudretech" (r
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tecleandor
4mo ago
Flux just got funding from Bain and others, and it feels like Adafruit was preparing a post about it. Maybe they contacted Flux to confirm some info and they freaked out? I can't find in archive.org if they had a previous post about it
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tecleandor
4mo ago
Looks very interesting... but I don't want to poke holes on every wall in my room :P
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tecleandor
5mo ago
I think it might be difficult to do a voice call without a microphone.
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5mo ago
> Yeah, no production or large scale VC system is running software AV1 encoders on smartphones. You will drain a full phone battery in 1-2 hours of calls. Yeah but, half jokingly, Zoom does that (draining the battery in an hour) already
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tecleandor
5mo ago
Well, it's not exactly the same. It's not a forum (not that a forum is easy, but it's completely different). If you just substitute most Wikipedia editors, with no handover process, I assure you it's going to be a mess.
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5mo ago
Ah, Zojirushi, great rice cookers .
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5mo ago
That's it, I wasn't sure if I was imagining the "priest not looking at you" thing...
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5mo ago
Giving the mass in Latin wasn't (generally) done because people understood Latin, but because of a traditionalist sense. The Second Vatican Council stated (among other things) that the mass could be done in other languages apart from L
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5mo ago
> how do they handle changes in scripts, for example if new proto-cuneiform or seal script symbols are discovered They get added in the next Unicode revision. In Unicode you have "blocks" [0] that are often bigger than the numb
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5mo ago
Tests I've done with NO and FI texts, for the same number of characters, with the GPT5 tokenizer I get around 2x the tokens than EN. With the older tokenizers it's more like 2x or even 3x.
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5mo ago
Oh, now you say that, I could install it on a very old VAIO I have around...
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tecleandor
5mo ago
And the other 20 million Euros she settled for the next fiscal years?
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tecleandor
5mo ago
Thanks, although it doesn't mention that the other charges went through and she paid for them until the previous to last paragraph, so it's very confusing...
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tecleandor
5mo ago
And I understand it when you owe tens of millions of euros and plenty of resources to make everything properly.
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5mo ago
What, a law firm that represent billionaires, Russian oligarchs, and tax avoiding digital nomads acting against taxes? They can leave our beaches if they don't like paying taxes, we won't miss them.
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5mo ago
That's just ridiculous. Her kids are schooled in Barcelona.
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5mo ago
I think mikae1 refers to the lens/sensor stabilization, as it can be problematic if you combine it with other stabilization systems. My camera already embeds gyro information automatically in the video files without intervention (I did
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5mo ago
Some months ago I tested footage of my A7C2 on Gyroflow expecting to do visual stabilization, and found my camera has a gyro (didn't know about it) and automatically adds that info to the videos. The result was pretty good and it was s
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5mo ago
s/new/never/ ? :)
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tecleandor
5mo ago
I've been told about the Snapmaker U1, but I haven't tested it. More expensive than a Bambu but cheaper than a Prusa (I think)
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5mo ago
Something like that, but if your boss went too high in your commitment contract, it's nice to have different options to put there...
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5mo ago
How well does the pump work? A couple times I've had to desolder a connector or IC with lots of pins from a PCB and it's a painful process. I've always wanted to buy one of those, but I've seen lots of reports about gett
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5mo ago
Also you can spend your commitment contracts :p
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Microsoft bought all the right and even the original physical film (that I guess they would scan to get the best image possible). So I guess then Microsoft would be on it too.
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5mo ago
It says: "The current eCrate kit requires a GM 4-speed automatic transmission with an external mode switch (e.g., 4L60, 4L65, 4L70, 4L75 Transmissions). This helps to make the eCrate conversion easier for vehicles that already have a c
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