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Oh nice, I'm really happy to hear that because passing in a python script is a pain. I don't remember seeing it in the release notes. Maybe the developers didn't consider it a big enough change to warrant writing down.
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I haven't used multiple gpus with different versions, but everything I've read suggests it should work. If one gpu is significantly slower than the other you might run into situations where the slower gpu gets stuck working on th
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10y ago
I do a lot of 3d rendering with Blender Cycles so I'm really happy to see the bump in cuda cores. The gtx 1080 didn't offer any significant performance boost over the 980 when it comes to rendering in blender. Right now for Cycl
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Ask HN: 25% of the most popular HN stories were posted in the last 9 days
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Apple's iCloud is having issues too, probably stemming from AWS. Ironically Apple's status page has been updated to reflect the issue while Amazon's page still shows all green. https://www.apple.com/support&
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10y ago
> The lingua franca for most writing is Microsoft Word so you’ll have to buy that eventually... I don't understand why something as ubiquitous as writing necessitates spending $100 on software from Microsoft. A plain text editor wo
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10y ago
It took me about 5 minutes to solve this in Swift. My first thought was to use a recursive function that takes an array with a generic type. I'm not sure that would have been my first thought under the stress of an interview. Its ve
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10y ago
> The iPhone’s touchscreen keyboard works, in part, by trying to predict what the user is going to type next. It does this invisibly, by increasing and decreasing the tappable area of certain keys based on the previous keys pressed. I&#x
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10y ago
Jailbreaks have been much harder to come by since iOS 10. There actually hasn't been a publicly available jailbreak of the current version of iOS since ios 9.3.4. The only way to have a jailbroken phone on 10 was to know ahead of tim
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> There is no question that Windows 10 is an impressive piece of software, and quite the most secure operating system ever devised. This is simply not true. Windows is in no way the most secure operating system ever devised. Microsoft
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10y ago
This is really interesting. For someone who knows nothing about the subject, how were DNA strands physically read at a low level before computational methods? I was under the impression DNA is too small to see without an electron microsco
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10y ago
I wonder if forbes will have to remove that annoying "Quote of the day page" or if this only applies to JavaScript popups. I also wonder how google distinguishes between things like floating nav bars and elements that obscure cont
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10y ago
Both kindle and iBooks have their own implementation of copy paste that prevents you from copying too much at a time, and auto inserts citations into your clipboard. The kindle copy functionality feels particularly sluggish and hard to use
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10y ago
I dislike the idea of transportation as a service. I would much rather own a self driving car and use it as a mobile office. Being able to get work done during my commute would be a major benefit. I imagine having a full size monitor wit
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The first public iOS 10 jailbreak
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10y ago
Nanowires must be tasty.
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Citizen buying pebble would have been so incredibly awesome. This is about the worst possible ending imaginable for pebble. Sad day.
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10y ago
I never had the opportunity to be involved in the FDA submission process, but from what I understand the FDA does not do any testing of their own. It's the companies responsibility to prove to the FDA that their device is safe and eff
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10y ago
thanks
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10y ago
Related anecdote: I interned for a medical device company over summer of 2015 and worked on a team that was in charge of maintaining several implantable class 3 medical devices. The devices used a short range proprietary wireless standard
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10y ago
I imagine having people put items in their original position when they change their mind won't be an issue. I know that if it were me I wouldn't risk being accidentally charged for something simply because I couldn’t be bothered
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10y ago
Great writeup. I interned for Medtronic and got to work on a web interface for the clinician side of a CareLink like project. It's encouraging that some energy was put into securing the monitor. Medical device companies get a bad ra
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10y ago
I was homeschooled all the way through 10th grade, and as far as social development is concerned it's a really mixed bag. I was involved in quite a few homeschool groups where I got to see first hand the wide range of social skills of
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That's odd. I also upgraded my 2011 MacBook Pro to an ssd and 16 gigs of ram, and I had my logicbaord replaced under their extended repair program last month. The Apple Store guy even offered to repair it in the store to make sure my
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I had my 2011 MacBook Pro graphics fail earlier this month, which apple kindly fixed. Just today apple announced they consider the 2011 MacBook Pro obsolete and will no longer provide hardware support. I imagine anyone who hasn't bee
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This is a powerful idea. I've looked for tools to do this exact thing. I'm the sole animator on a team of software developers and currently when I want to create an animation in an iOS app I usually start by mocking up the anima
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Ask HN: What equipment is needed to miniaturize a transistor?
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Making driving more dangerous forces drivers to focus harder, and focusing harder makes drivers less likely to screw up. The thing the article fails to address is the stress this adds to everyone's commute. The stress of a daily comm
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Cycles is definitely the way to go for most projects. Although I've found the blender internal engine can be significantly faster for simple renders. It's nice to have for those rare occasions when cycles is overkill but you stil
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10y ago
You'd probably have more luck asking this on blender stack exchange or blender artists. Here's what I found after a quick google search. It looks pretty similar to your question: http://blender.stackexchange.com/
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