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8y ago
I get the sentiment around this, especially as there's no way to reasonably get ram that isn't susceptible to these failure patterns. But, with that said, memory is extremely low margin (dram is a commodity market) and is priced p
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8y ago
One of the coolest projects I've seen in a while! Really excited to see where this goes. Some quick feedback: viewing messages on lists.sr.ht on mobile gives the "<code> block experience" of moving a horizontal a scroll
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8y ago
Be aware though, they can advertise 0 calories as long as it rounds to 0, so a couple calories of sugar is "0 calorie natural flavor".
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8y ago
I fasted for around 40 hours once, and by the end I felt extremely low energy. I noticed I was avoiding standing, leaning on things if I did, and my normal foot-tapping or idle movements completely stopped. Does anything like that happen to
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8y ago
Also - if you're talking about canned tuna, the "Chunk Light" is generally made from Skipjack which is a smaller fish and will have less bio-accumulated mercury than any other tuna.
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8y ago
Which is why it is a fantastic example. "Even Google" is extremely explicit that location is being shared on the target device.
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8y ago
Computer hardware has a very long lead time between product concept and metal-in-your-hand. Combined with the pains and huge initial slowdown of a megacorp purchasing a medium-corp, I think the real fruits of that acquisition are yet to be
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8y ago
I remember the _weirdest_ news cycle where like >4 news sites (including The Guardian iirc) ran articles calling MP3 a "dead" format now that the patents expired. Definitely felt like a "wet streets cause rain" story.
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8y ago
Reading through that, is this kind of thing really popular in startup culture? I have only worked at medium-large companies, and this sort of thing would have been completely nutso. > PayPal was a place where the younger engineers could
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8y ago
I recommend, instead of Twilight, to use Lux[0]. It has many settings and lets you completely set your own brightness curve, with "negative" brightnesses that darken your screen with an overlay included. Also lets you adjust color
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8y ago
I think this is a huge part of it. Even something as simple as free high-quality condoms or emergency contraception (morning-after) can make a huge difference when money is tight. Even better would be free birth-control medication or IUD&#x
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8y ago
I don't see how this is an elephant in the room or a conversation we can't have right now. Lets. What, besides providing extra resources to underpriveleged children so they are not punished for their parents mistakes, can be done?
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8y ago
This is needlessly pedantic, and I think a good proofreader would have cut a "besides humans" aside, did it exist in the original.
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8y ago
I don't think that's their logic at all. The logic is that, compared to the salaries of software engineers and revenues of many tech companies, desks and keyboards are extremely cheap. The cost of a ~$100k engineer spending 10m pe
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8y ago
I can imagine them introducing a bug, but most motion of the interp is done in hardware. Otherwise it takes a seriously hefty gpu to do 60hz->120hz interp without dropping frames. Especially at 4K.
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8y ago
I can finally fulfill my dream of writing cross-platform C++ by transpiling for the JVM. It's just too bad I have to convert from LLVM to JS to Python first. And then I could convert back to C++ and start over again... Neat visualizati
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8y ago
I'm not familiar with the software craftsmanship "movement", but do you have a link for that? As an embedded/C++ guy I'm disgusted but curious about the context. I feel like C++ is the antithesis to the "manife
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8y ago
It's not just that the eye is less sensitive to chroma. Although your 4:2:0 subsampled 1080p video only has 540x960 pixels with chroma information, the decoder should be doing chroma upsampling, and unless its a super simple algorithm
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8y ago
The app also has a useful feature to launch the website with session tokens, so it keeps you logged in if you were logged into the app. So if you know where the thing you're looking for is on the website, you can just launch the websit
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8y ago
Does "In the context of Marxism" mean "NWO single world government" to you? Maybe you mean "In the context of Maoism" or want to point out more specifically the tenant of Marxism you're referring to? I can
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8y ago
Anecdotally, anger and hate were keys in my diet-soda & coffee based IF diet that helped me lose about 20lb (165->145). More seriously, my irritability and lightheadedness got alot better after about a week, and it was worth just emb
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8y ago
*TX2 Also it has a student discount to only $300 which imo makes it much more compelling if you're eligible.
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8y ago
This is right-wing fear-mongering slippery-slope nonsense. How does it make any sense that a future government is so authoritarian/statist that they have "social points" yet advocating against the libertarian/anarchist i
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8y ago
I'm confused - are you saying that "borders should be open" is a claim that is widely accepted as self evidently true, or the opposite? It seems clear to me that the vast majority of people believe that the global status quo
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9y ago
The K-graph coloring problem for register allocation is NP-complete, but in SSA form is actually linear. The tougher problem isn't the coloring but rather where to optimally place spills and fills around loops and calls. https:/&
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9y ago
Precisely, and made even worse by the fact that you can take a bump or few on Friday and likely be fine by Monday, but smoke a joint and you're fucked.
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9y ago
You're right - it seems like they have added "Titan" to the agreement since it was first posted on HN: http://www.nvidia.com/content/DriverDownload-March2009/licen... Thanks for the tip!
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9y ago
The new "datacenter" restriction only applies to GeForce branded cards. The Titan V is now called the "NVIDIA Titan V" and with no GeForce branding to be found anywhere. So the restriction applies to the 1080ti but _not_
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9y ago
There's good reason normal first aid kits don't have tourniquets.
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9y ago
Was it a razer chroma or deathadder? Almost everyone I recommended this mouse to, the wheel broke. Curious if you had the same experience.
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