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by tiagod 4y ago
I drive (and parallel park) in Lisbon regularly and having this on my car would be a godsend.
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by tiagod 4y ago
I experienced this with chess, to the point where it affected my sleep and I had to stop. I'm a remarkably bad chess player too.
603.
by tiagod 4y ago
You know what code you're running until you're hit by some browser 0-day drive-by that could steal your key
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by tiagod 4y ago
It's just pixels. You can pass them into a tracer
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by tiagod 4y ago
In Portugal, you can just not afford it on normal wages (I'm not counting tech workers and "digital nomads" (who only make things worse)) Sure, you might be able to purchase the system and get it installed, but energy costs a
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by tiagod 4y ago
Why do you assume this was decided by Apple?
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by tiagod 4y ago
They didn't, really. Sure, the installer ships a font file, and sure, the most obvious answer is that it's just installed as is. But my app also ships a bunch of templates, and it doesn't mean users will always see the same t
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by tiagod 4y ago
> The user could use an older version that does not include the font Teamviewer versions are not backwards-compatible > It would be totally sufficient to use the protocol handler The error when it's not installed could be confusi
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by tiagod 4y ago
I can't imagine life in the summer without them, and I live in Lisbon. We hit 41.5 last week, some places in the country got to 47. That's going to kill a lot of people, with or without blinds and closed windows.
610.
by tiagod 4y ago
Almost nobody in portugal has AC. We just close all the windows and blinds down and stay inside during the hours of most heat, and wait until it gets cooler.
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by tiagod 4y ago
In many countries, tobacco is very highly taxed (over 10£ for a pack in the UK). Some recent legislation made reusable vaporiser products hard to purchase and sell, limiting tank sizes, nicotine contents, etc, which opened the market for th
612.
by tiagod 4y ago
Do those numbers take into account construction and dismantling costs?
613.
by tiagod 4y ago
I don't think that's on purpose
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Interview with UK drunk drivers on the last night of legal drunk driving (1967)(youtube.com)
7 points by tiagod 4y ago|0 comments
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by tiagod 4y ago
From the article: https://youtu.be/WbpLxDxVDS8
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Rhythm / Pitch Duality: hear rhythm become pitch before your ears (2012)(dantepfer.com)
1 points by tiagod 4y ago|0 comments
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by tiagod 4y ago
If you bought a raspberry pi, a solar panel, controller and a lead acid battery and maintained them well, wouldn't it be more efficient to use the compute (and the other stuff) until it stops working permanently?
618.
by tiagod 4y ago
Telegram is on another level, honestly. You can do anything from a bash script with curl.
619.
by tiagod 4y ago
I think the family tree example would work better upside down, as you can easily state a problem that is obviously more intuitive to solve recursively (depth first search). Start by defining a node object (a person) which contains a name an
620.
by tiagod 4y ago
For photo identification of plants, I've found Plant@net to be amazing (in Portugal)
621.
by tiagod 4y ago
I've had the same issue with little owl in Portugal (just yesterday). I believe it had to do with missing songs and cicada interference in my case.
622.
by tiagod 4y ago
Why are such tools meant to be native? Browser JS is pretty fast for certain tasks and it runs everywhere
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by tiagod 4y ago
I wouldn't call the sensor mentioned in the article (8x8 60Hz TOF ranging sensor) simple...
624.
by tiagod 4y ago
Perhaps to check if the inbox is valid? Sending from some random domain you risk having your mail silently dropped. If the server thinks you're youtube, then you're going to get through.
625.
by tiagod 4y ago
This looks like a hint to why this message was accepted with failed dmarc: http://lists.dmarc.org/pipermail/dmarc-discuss/2013-April/00...
626.
by tiagod 4y ago
Art and Engineering are not the same.
627.
by tiagod 4y ago
Imagine I have a heart attack. I do an ECG, some CT, X-RAY, MRI. Suddenly its £200 just for the DVDs.
628.
by tiagod 4y ago
>Logic gates don’t work instantaneously though – there’s a delay on the order of nanoseconds as they process the inputs. That’s plenty fast enough for modern computers, but there’s always room for improvement. And now the Rochester team’
629.
by tiagod 4y ago
My sense of direction and orientation is nearly non-existent. I have a really hard time imagining physical places. Any alternatives to mind palace for people like me?
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by tiagod 4y ago
This would be cool together with a kubernetes operator / ingress kind of thing that would expose services to tailscale, and maybe some kind of tailscale load balancer, with magicdns

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