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I'm surprised they chose Researchgate to publish their pre-print, instead of Arxiv
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Are you sure it's a DNS problem? The school might just be blocking TLDs or even known IPs before routing the correctly resolved addresses back to you.
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2y ago
Despite Hideo Kojima's best efforts for realism, Solid Snake never developed a hacking cough
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2y ago
specifically sky, a bright screen won't trigger it
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2y ago
So is Firefox, and we all know where the community contributions there end up
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Destroying Lego Towers [video]
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It is also just rammed with tourists getting drunk and blasting bad schlager music on the non-main parts of the parade. It's fun to see once as an adult, but repeatedly? It's just an excuse to get plastered under the guise of a cu
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Similar customs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perchta
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Oh wow, so that tiny chip can run a whole webserver with bluetooth and wifi, programmed purely using arduino. Pretty cool!
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In the context of the camera modules above, what would you wire the pins into? Surely a Pi, running Linux?
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christ, you've just shown me that I need to optimize my boot loader (systemd-boot), and how great apparently my firmware is. > systemd-analyze Startup finished in 3.259s (firmware) + 35.127s (loader) + 1.823s (kernel) + 2.
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I'm always a little perplexed by the world of microcontrollers. How would you program this without having some kind of embedded linux? And where does the OS live in this modules? Or does this sit on a Pi?
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2y ago
aren't the masses scaled to interaction size, and FF vs Chrome or Safari is literally a dot compared to them?
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For anyone wondering: > A dynamic recompiler is a type of software that translates code from one instruction set architecture (ISA) to another at runtime, rather than ahead of time. This process allows programs written for one platform t
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what are you suggesting
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I like the idea for indoor devices, but the illusion will be immediately broken as soon as you pick up and move around the device unless the ambient light sensor is polling at a high rate
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I converted an old kindle to a second monitor. The refresh rate for typing console commands isn't super important, since you tend to read a command before you finally press enter.
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Swaddling: Newborns were wrapped from prehistory to 18th century
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The video talks about the time signature being 4/4, and why it sounds unsettling through the use of odd chord changes, and swung tempo.
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Analyzing the Use of Time Signatures from Radiohead's Pyramid Song [video]
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Every country has their peculiarities to navigate the system. Once you know the paths, one could claim that it's almost efficient. As a native, you learn these paths intrinsically through sheer cultural osmosis. As a foreigner, trying
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Ask HN: Where do the old Boeing engineers work now?
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> radio edits weren't released to the general public There's one good version and one bad version of Morrissey's Irish Blood, English Heart and for some reason only the bad version with added sound effects and tame endin
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I love music archivists, and there's an active bunch of them on reddit. I remember this gem about a guy who had been searching for 15 years for a song that he had recorded off of Ian Camfield's XFM rock show. https://ol
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Guix is a great rock steady system (especially if you include the non-guix repo to fetch the proprietary blobs). What sucks are the packages, specifically the package reviews. Submitting an up to date package is blazingly simple. Getting it
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I love German humour
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Sunshine: Self-hosted game stream host for Moonlight
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it opens up in text on my firefox, and the mimetype is plaintext so that's surprising to hear
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Seriously. It's bad enough sometimes that you go to friends house and have an Alexa responding to every half word. Now we have to put up with this? For what actual gain? What percentage of a normal friendly conversation is something yo
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I've been looking for a decent watch of my own, albeit it much cheaper. My requirements are simple: eink/epaper display, a splash of color (red would be fine), circular display, light/visible at night, programmable watch face
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