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by vmladenov 3y ago
A lot of silliness has been tossed around about Teslas in this thread so let's be clear about how they work. A Tesla vehicle have two main independent systems: - The "car" that operates the motors, blinkers, shifting, Autopil
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by vmladenov 3y ago
There's a lot of stuff that can't reach 60fps but has headroom over 30fps, that's where the 40 comes from. It's a completely arbitrary point, just happens to be halfway between 1/60 and 1/30 s, and (external be
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by vmladenov 3y ago
I've found the Deck quite uncomfortable to hold, with the rear buttons being the lowest point. Lots of pain in the curve of the palm, plus the stock plastic is slippery which makes you try to squeeze harder. Propped up on a stand with
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by vmladenov 3y ago
Do you know if the plastic casing is any easier to open? I damaged the edges of mine with the spludger when prying it open to install an SSD, the plastic is quite soft.
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by vmladenov 3y ago
This is cool! If you wrote a blog post going detail about the insights, I'd read it
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by vmladenov 3y ago
AirDrop settings?
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by vmladenov 3y ago
There’s a bit more to it than this. If you run afoul of the big payment processors like Visa and Mastercard, you may find it difficult to even pay for the stuff you mentioned (or get paid). The ideal of companies being able to refuse servic
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by vmladenov 3y ago
This sort of looks like the Japanese Kana keyboard on iOS
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by vmladenov 3y ago
> after enough retellings for some reason people think that it is real I do not think anyone thinks it's real; you might be getting caught up by the word "story", just some dark Balkan humor.
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by vmladenov 3y ago
> Do you have a citation or evidence for this? If I've understood the previous commenter correctly, he's talking about a виц (comes from German witz, cognate of wit in English) which is a funny story joke that spreads by word o
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by vmladenov 3y ago
Wonder if they’ll go back on their print-only stance. Kirn was very adamant that it would never be online when he was plugging it on America This Week , but for myself I’m wholly uninterested in “the newspaper experience” but would still l
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by vmladenov 3y ago
> whether their productivity app is written in Electron or hand-crafted assembler isn't going to make much of a difference to the end user experience Subjectively, every Electron app I’ve used including the local beloved VSCode has
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by vmladenov 3y ago
This is so cool! My first entry in this series was WipEout Pure on PSP; such a great experience and remastered twice with HD and Omega Collection. Impressive how the PS1 original can run at 60 fps in a browser.
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by vmladenov 3y ago
Have a look at this one! https://github.com/angrave/SystemProgramming/wiki It was still in development when I went, looks like they made a PDF now. https://github.com/illinois-cs241/coursebook
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by vmladenov 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37016842
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by vmladenov 3y ago
I don’t mean to be flippant but aren’t those all symptoms of sleep deprivation? I’m wary of phrasing like “linked to” in science reporting because it falls short of asserting causality.
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by vmladenov 3y ago
I’m less interested in playing old games than having an accurate description of the hardware to study and visualize. Hopefully one day they’ll release their source so we can see where they differ with your project. Thanks for explaining the
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by vmladenov 3y ago
I’m curious how this compares to Analogue’s implementation for their Mega Sg.
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by vmladenov 3y ago
No subject is being changed. The assertion introduced in the root comment is about the effectiveness of public shaming as a means to sustain social order. There are many good replies arguing against that notion. It is also the peak of naïve
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by vmladenov 3y ago
> I don't need studies to validate the hundreds of incredible results I've seen within the population I have direct access to We certainly wouldn’t want data to get in the way of our confirmation bias.
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by vmladenov 3y ago
I find it amusing that Sony’s “accept” button matches Nintendo’s (A) placement but only in Japan.
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by vmladenov 3y ago
Can you share what you enjoy about your Action button? I had mine set to the default waypoint marker but it’s only really useful on hikes. I switched it to summon the Activity app, but I haven’t found a way to do anything like mark lap time
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by vmladenov 3y ago
Gestures that can start from nearly the entire left edge are more natural-feeling to me than aiming for a fixed button.
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by vmladenov 3y ago
I wonder why Mattermost hasn’t caught on more. It has most of what I expect from Slack/Discord but it’s open source.
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by vmladenov 3y ago
A Tesla has exactly what you describe in the Energy app, and it is very accurate, always within 1-2% in my experience. The newest version also has a breakdown of which systems are drawing power. But that’s off topic; this article is about t
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by vmladenov 3y ago
I came over to Snow Leopard from Windows and always thought OS X til I heard it at a WWDC. Later, I met professors that had used OS 9, System 7, etc. and they always said OS 10 consistently.
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by vmladenov 3y ago
Repealed the McCarran-Ferguson Act at the time instead of waiting until 2021 to do it?
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by vmladenov 3y ago
> We don't have to replace most of the inputs if we replace them with more efficient ones. A lot of people ge their back of the envelope math wrong and consider only the energy input and not the output. This was Tesla’s main claim a
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by vmladenov 3y ago
Work: A 3D room-scale representation of GDB would help me keep a lot more of a program’s state in my head. Fun: I want a HUD for skiing that marks where my friends are and warns me of rocks / cliffs / incoming weather.
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by vmladenov 3y ago
“You’re so close”-type replies are easily the most annoying kinds of comments on message boards. Can you just say what you actually mean so people can refute it directly?

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