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Thanks! I think you meant ClearVideo128. ("ClearVision 128" doesn't seem to to exist.) https://www.etsy.com/listing/770927968/clearvideo128-for-com... Once again, HN delivers! :)
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Top reddit comment at the time: "Do they know something we dont?" ( https://old.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/8l0la3/sweden_di... )
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Sweden distributes 'be prepared for war' leaflet to all 4.8M homes (2018)
(theguardian.com)
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Thinker vs empty humanoid (your typical actor/actress)
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3y ago
Is there a modern/neat/nice/easy fix for the "vertical lines"/"jail bars" video out problem typically troubling these? My 128DCR has this issue...
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3y ago
Well, no. AMD's AI future is not about consumer cards.
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He does hardware, not software (wherein AMD's problem lies). Hardware-oriented companies often struggle to build good software stacks for the simple reason that they don't know what's good or bad in software, so they don'
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A very peculiar class of phong-shaded optical phenomena, in that case.
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That seems likely, thanks. This stuff is spooky enough as it is.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQo08JRY0iM "Public Meeting on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (Official NASA Broadcast)" How does this 2 days old video with 167k views have zero comments, yet comments are enable
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"State Farm General Insurance Company made this decision due to historic increases in construction costs outpacing inflation, rapidly growing catastrophe exposure, and a challenging reinsurance market." https://newsroom
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Honestly: HN - until it also jumps the shark, at least in this regard. I've seen an influx of political redditors making their way here to fight e.g. nuclear power (because why not) over the past few years. I can't imagine the pro
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Bah humbug. The premise of this article is extremely shallow. E.g. TextEdit.app (change default to plain text in settings) + saving text files to one particular directory with reasonable file names + regular maintenance (like twice a year
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Yeah, your subreddit is safe as long as a) there is no political aspect to it and b) there is no commercial aspect to it
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truth Hah. Reddit "truth" is sold and bought at every level for anything popular enough. It's just the illusion of truth. Your site:reddit.com strategy stopped making sense 2-3 years ago. I will not be sad when reddit essen
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What field? (Swedish language skills are critical for pretty much all fields except tech).
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It's business. While I do hate reddit with the passion of a thousand burning suns I acknowledge their right to set their API prices however they wish. They are not a monopolist by any stretch of the word.
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Speaking of Brits and Swedes: A stereotypical antipattern: 1. A Swedish girl and a British guy meet and start living together in Sweden. (Yes, somehow, it tends to be that gender config.) 2. Since "everyone in Sweden" speak at lea
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Sweden: For tech workers with reasonable salaries - it's very similar. There's not that much paperwork for the employer (no lawyers need to be involved on either side, even in small companies the HR people or the CEO/Founder
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Some parts sounded a bit off until I got to the bit that (combined with a bit of local knowledge about salary levels) made it clear that she is working for a company that offers a "HR person as a service" to other companies, not t
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3y ago
Going from an entirely fossil grid to on average having 78% renewables last week It wasn't entirely fossil - they used to have fossil free nuclear power. That 78% is an extreme case during a warm, sunny and windy week. Almost half of
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Nitpicking: The CGA 8x8 font had a number of "foreign" (non-ascii) characters that could be displayed in 640x200 or 320x200 text modes. All (?) European though. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/viler-int10h/C
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A comment there says: there is a windows 3.1 directory picker in “odbc data sources” utility Found it (Win 10, 22H2): https://i.imgur.com/JgWa0Wa.png
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Of course, HN achieves this by killing anything politically controversial via the flagging system. Next up, their analysis of the political bias of the Linux kernel mailing list?
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Fantastic talk, and I'm just 12 minutes in on a 1h14m video. Take the Cartesian product, in fact, of those factors. I want location isolation, isolation from application layer problems, isolation from storage layer problems, isolation
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Don't open the details in a modal window. Have it be a separate page. And right there you lose the elderly crowd who will never learn how to use tabs and barely understand the back button.
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Reminder that France actually did this in the 90s, because why wouldn't such an exceptional country with glorious leaders do that? Clearly they knew was was best. https://www.theregister.com/1999/01/15/
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To be clear: I have no idea about the factuality of this, but it's being widely referenced in discussions about the supposed event: https://twitter.com/KobeissiLetter/status/166066412557421773... This mornin
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3y ago
What are you gonna do about it?
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I can do a decent Daniel Gackle (dang) impression: This looks like an announcement of an announcement, which isn't on topic for HN. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&sor... On HN, the
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