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by tobias2014 6y ago
Pretty cool. There was also a playable web version of Hedgewars via emscripten at some point. The emscripten version is currently unmaintained, and I think the project would be happy for someone to upgrade the toolchain and provide patches
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by tobias2014 6y ago
It's German (pseudo-anglicism) for video projector.
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by tobias2014 6y ago
Or you can use the obs v4l2loopback plugin to replace steps 5 and 6: https://github.com/CatxFish/obs-v4l2sink
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by tobias2014 6y ago
I'm sure that with tools like MPI-Bash [1] and more generally libcircle [2] many embarrassingly parallelizable problems can easily be tackled with standard *nix tools. [1] https://github.com/lanl/MPI-Bash [2] htt
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by tobias2014 6y ago
Am I the only one that has never before stumbled upon AppImage or Snap? I had to "google" to see that it's basically just chmod +x. I suppose when the appimage doesn't work out of the box the user is knowledgeable enough
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by tobias2014 7y ago
Monoscuits, right? Or is it uniscuits or unoscuits?
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by tobias2014 7y ago
I've used Mendeley Desktop for some time, which I believe is very similar in functionality (but proprietary, yes Elsevier!): https://www.mendeley.com/download-desktop-new/ Furthermore I think http://www
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by tobias2014 7y ago
Illinois: https://twitter.com/GovPritzker/status/1239387572884905988 https://www2.illinois.gov/Pages/news-item.aspx?ReleaseID=212... https://www.chicagotribune.com/coronaviru
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by tobias2014 7y ago
There's a very good ~20min documentary of the Y2K bug which exactly discusses your question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm5OiB3CPxg (by LGR)
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by tobias2014 7y ago
Valid point! This is indeed already much higher, and only sets a lower bound. So we should keep an eye on this well controlled sample. So we have a lower bound of somewhere around 1% and an upper bound of somewhere around 7% ( https:/
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by tobias2014 7y ago
But what about selection bias? The mortality rate is an upper limit at the moment. Is it just wishful thinking that maybe in reality 100 times more people are infected but show no to very little symptoms? The number of people that can be te
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by tobias2014 7y ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Delta Chat yet. It solves some of the problems, as it's based on email but adds automatic encryption. See https://delta.chat/ and https://autocrypt.org/ For me t
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by tobias2014 7y ago
Absolutely! But it's not easy to find good whole bean decaf coffee.
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by tobias2014 7y ago
This is funny, I could tell exactly the same story the other way around. I came as a 10+ year Debian user to Archlinux because it did too much automagic under the hood that broke and took a lot of time to fix. No breakage on arch because no
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by tobias2014 7y ago
I've switched to a shaving knife/razor a couple of years ago and don't regret it. The knife maybe needs sharpening once a year or even less if you take care to use the razor strop before every use. It was a one time investmen
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Delta Chat 1.0 Released (Chat over IMAP)(delta.chat)
3 points by tobias2014 7y ago|0 comments
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by tobias2014 7y ago
I'm getting "Log in or create a free New York Times account to continue reading in private mode.", then click on the "Create a free account button" to be finally faced with "This action is not supported over On
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by tobias2014 7y ago
Exactly, T-series! I even have a card reader in my T450s.
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by tobias2014 7y ago
Quassel IRC (an IRC client) does, for example.
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by tobias2014 7y ago
What about full text search? This feature has brought me to from mutt to sup to alot: https://alot.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by tobias2014 7y ago
With his recent tweets it looks like this exactly what has happened!
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by tobias2014 7y ago
Use the wayback machine browser plugin allowing you to conveniently use the "save now" function which immediately saves the website to archive.org https://archive.org/web/
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by tobias2014 7y ago
How much will I gain on my desktop if I set those? What do they do individually?
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by tobias2014 7y ago
I fully agree. I had two situations in the past 2 years where cars almost ran into me (as a pedestrian) doing a left turn, with screeching tires just barely avoiding me. In both of these cases I probably got out without an accident because
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by tobias2014 8y ago
How exactly does this need machine learning? Naively I would assume that it's somewhat directly correlated with wind speed (and little more, maybe direction) and a very simple model based on that data will give you good predictions.
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by tobias2014 8y ago
Yes, and it is also working with google cloud speech using your own key.
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by tobias2014 8y ago
To pre-empt any wrong interpretations or conclusions: The Rust version heavily relies on optimization annotations and using direct calls to SSE functions. The Fortran version uses no special code and relies purely on the compiler optimizing
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by tobias2014 8y ago
For me modern Fortran is the way to go in high performance computing applications. It's intuitive easy and easy to use, has a large support base with highly optimized compilers. Physics has been backwards in the past with sticking with
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by tobias2014 8y ago
A collection of responses can be found at https://www.math.columbia.edu/~woit/wordpress/?p=10768 I agree along the lines of Peter's comment: "These hard-won null results are not a failure of the experime
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Physicists aim to outdo the LHC with this wish list of particle colliders(sciencenews.org)
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