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by tehnub 5y ago
Airbag safety seems to be worse with a yoke compared to a wheel. The yoke essentially forces you to cross over your arms for some turns, putting your forearm in the way of the airbag, and you don’t want the airbag smashing your arm into you
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by tehnub 5y ago
Go to advanced settings for Safari and enable WebGL 2.0. Probably best to disable after you’re done using the site, as browsing with experimental features can be a security risk.
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by tehnub 5y ago
Agadmator, the person who made the video in question, also made a video soon after explaining the situation, and gave some hypotheses on why the video got taken down. In addition to the reason being hate speech, he suggested it may have bee
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by tehnub 5y ago
If you look up the definitions of sin, arcsin, logarithms, etc, does it mostly come back to you? Or do you feel like you need to completely relearn? I’m wondering if in your case all you need is to take a little time for a math refresher.
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by tehnub 5y ago
Well, he says that, but then he does answer the question in the title. He says the key is a focused, initial training of the principles of results-based work, and then retraining on a regular basis.
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by tehnub 5y ago
Ebert has a great review for Elephant too: https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/elephant-2003
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by tehnub 5y ago
Roger Ebert wrote an essay [0] in 1992 reflecting on his career as a critic. He writes >In the past 25 years I have probably seen 10,000 movies and reviewed 6,000 of them. I have forgotten most of those films, I hope, but I remember thos
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by tehnub 5y ago
My iPad Air 2 will run IPadOS 15 and that was released in 2014.
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by tehnub 5y ago
I’ve tried the web player, but it only plays at 64 kbps, and also randomly stops playing for me pretty often.
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by tehnub 5y ago
I'm super excited to try the Android Apple Music app on Windows! We've been stuck with the bloated, slow iTunes desktop app for so long now. I was hoping they'd announce an update for it along with lossless and spatial audio,
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Printing with Love (2015)(craftsmanship.net)
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It seems that the change from WWF to WWE was mainly caused by a trademark dispute with the World Wildlife Fund, but they used the opportunity to emphasize their entertainment focus. >Mrs. McMahon [(CEO of WWE)] said the company began con
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by tehnub 5y ago
Reminds me of a post [0] where someone shared potential novel opening lines that had been generated by GPT-2. So many of them are interesting and/or hilarious. A few of my favorites: I am forced to write to my neighbors about the beas
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Apple Digital Masters [pdf](apple.com)
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With text in front of you, you have the freedom to vary your pace as you please. You can slow-read a critical section, or skim a paragraph of fluffy description.
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by tehnub 5y ago
Indeed. Apparently the iPhone 12 Pro (and I’d imagine their other phones as well) is very well calibrated: https://youtu.be/n_czpXW3yKE
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by tehnub 5y ago
Fender Mustang Micro Headphone Amp. I can play electric guitar anywhere in my house, any time of day. The sound goes straight to my headphones, so I don't need to worry about connecting a thick cable to my regular cabinet amp, and I do
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by tehnub 5y ago
Organic whole beans. Grind them yourself, and experiment with how fine or coarse you like it. I use a Hario v60 and pour over ice, which is called “flash chilling”. Serve with ice. This method tends to extract the flavor really well in my e
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Passive House(en.wikipedia.org)
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In practice, how does one try to achieve a balance between CO2 and PM? Do you open the windows for a while when CO2 is up and PM is down, and then close them and run your purifiers when CO2 starts to go back down? Is it possible to keep bot
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by tehnub 6y ago
I prefer the plug to not be on the charger itself. When you plug it into a power strip, it always blocks one or two other outlets.
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by tehnub 6y ago
Reminds me of this project, titled "Drive through cities in the browser while listening to local radio stations", which I use quite frequently. link: https://driveandlisten.herokuapp.com/ recent HN discussion: ht
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Bayeux Tapestry(en.wikipedia.org)
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Well, I'd say it's an approximation of brute force. I'd say traditional minimax (with or without branch-and-bound improvements e.g. alpha-beta pruning), is brute force.
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by tehnub 6y ago
AlphaZero, formerly the strongest chess playing program/player, searches the game tree via Monte Carlo tree search, which really isn't brute force. But more to the point of your comment, it makes sense to make these claims about c
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by tehnub 6y ago
Also interesting is George Orwell's critique of Tolstoy's critique! https://www.orwell.ru/library/essays/lear/english/e_ltf
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A hobby can just be something you enjoy. We shouldn't place the expectation on ourselves to be "good" at everything.
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by tehnub 6y ago
From a NYT article [0] about fax machines in Japan. >Handwritten messages have long been a necessity in Japan, where the written language is so complex, with two sets of symbols and 2,000 characters borrowed from Chinese, that keyboards
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by tehnub 6y ago
They have begun to allow them to return: >Aware of foreign residents’ concerns, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said last month that Japan would loosen some of the rules. On Wednesday, immigration officials said at a news conference that they
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by tehnub 7y ago
Interesting comment from the Nautilus comment section from user Zdenek Husak: > What an incredibly flawed piece; sensational, unscientific and condescending to patients suffering from depression. All decorated with opinions of a very con

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