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by voxelghost 1y ago
Noting that the researchers use terms as 'responds to vibroacoustic signals' rather than the term 'hear' used in the article of the post. Hearing to me implies some kind of auditory processing, this seems to be a more pa
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by voxelghost 1y ago
Mind expanding what sucks about it? It's been a number of years since I did any serious OGL work, but at the time Vulkan looked like it was going to be a major step in the right direction. Perhaps that is the problem, for any new gener
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by voxelghost 1y ago
Yes absolutely. But my comment was just to confirm what you were saying about 25^7 (with one control digit) i.e. 25^6 would be enough to cover everything that is addressable in the system today. If we increase that to alphabet+ numbers 35^
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by voxelghost 1y ago
The African elephant has about 3 times (2.57×10^11) as many neurons than the average human (8.6×10^10). The pilot whale (1.28×10^11). Perhaps they see the bigger picture, and realize that everything humans are doing is pretty meaningless.
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by voxelghost 1y ago
25^6=244,140,625 - I think I have seen estimates of 100,000,000 addressable entities in the Japan postal address system (a bit half of them being households, the rest companies,public buildings, various organizations and so on )
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by voxelghost 1y ago
So will he if you give him your ordinary address? It's good to be careful of these things, but I think you are being a little bit paranoid.
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by voxelghost 1y ago
arrange all people in a graph with distance of how well they 'know' each other. Then divide the graph into subnets, and implement an addressing scheme akin to IP v4. Now we can have masked access-list, and block lists.
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by voxelghost 1y ago
>OK, so your social security number is your "digital address", and the post office has a database of everyone's current address.' No, not really, Yu-ID is not the same as the My-ID (akin to social security number). So
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by voxelghost 1y ago
Perhaps worth pointing out, that GotF was written and directed by Isao Takahata without involvement (afaik) of Miazaki who has written and/or directed most of the stories with more of a well-known 'Ghibli' feel to them.
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by voxelghost 1y ago
>Why would time cease because all the measuring devices were gone? Partly, but mostly because there would be no lunch, so there would be no illusion of lunch-time any more.
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by voxelghost 1y ago
Of the three great programmer virtues of Larry Wall, only laziness remains.
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by voxelghost 2y ago
Okay, so it seems ^this is going to be my most upvoted comment on HN, by an order of magnitude. Who would have thunk...
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by voxelghost 2y ago
I don't know why, but I imagine a situation where all communication has broken down, and the only working sensor is the one in the piss-tank, and the astronauts have to communicate in morse by modulating the delta in the tank. And some
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by voxelghost 2y ago
I mean, its just about the trademark. ECMAScript solves this.
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by voxelghost 2y ago
'permission' might be ok, but 'login' is very imprecise and much more ill defined than authenticate.
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by voxelghost 2y ago
No, even if you emit less, you are still 'accumulating', but at a slower rate. And previously released methane is still converting to co2 in the atmosphere, for decades to come.
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by voxelghost 2y ago
I heard microsoft made an attempt
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by voxelghost 2y ago
This is of course the correct answer to the question. But additionally, I made the joke because I somewhat Identified with the 'Jack' use case mentioned in one of the pages on the PySpreads site
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by voxelghost 2y ago
I am Jacks endless disappointment. j/k - it looks nice - how would you compare/position it against something like jupyter lab?
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by voxelghost 2y ago
While we are at it, it would probably also be nice to (optionally) color the background of the explored row(or token) and color the title bar of the result correspondingly (I am thinking similar to Godbolt color coding for matching C->A
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by voxelghost 2y ago
Some first impression UI feedback: Don't overlap existing boxes when exploring new definition. Instead find the lowest free space in the column (or insert it at appropriate level) When adding a reference to rather than exploring defini
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by voxelghost 2y ago
Did you forget to enable the comment plugin on your fence-module?
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by voxelghost 3y ago
Out of my knowledge area, but according to ChatGPT; >[Well..], both states did have speed limits, but they had sections of rural highways with "reasonable and prudent" speed limits, which were often unposted. >But they were
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by voxelghost 3y ago
>Think of speeding tickets, until the 70's, vast portions of the US did not have a speed limit. This changed during the middle east oil embargo with the introduction of the national 55mph speed limit (under the guise of saving energ
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by voxelghost 3y ago
I thought this was gonna be about X (as in X.org).
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by voxelghost 3y ago
For me, googles 'featured snippet' for 'What is Android Baseband' is extracted from the almost unreadable https://www.mi.com/global/support/faq/details/KA-11986/ I think the pare
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by voxelghost 3y ago
What I miss most is a legend on the map when choosing to view by rainfall depth. Btw, using the term "depth" for amount of rain sounds very unnatural to me, but English is not my first language - and I can see that it is used in l
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by voxelghost 3y ago
Is this any different from how you'll find lots of leather boot shops, and beef in Texas?
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by voxelghost 3y ago
LOC + Dependency LOC, it seems.
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by voxelghost 3y ago
1. Are you using maps on android, iphone, or on the web? If on the web - did you open the maps.google.com page yourself, or did you arrive there by clicking the maps link on some other page? I have generally been happy with google maps expe

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