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xenonite
6y ago
I think it’s good that you were able to own a house even though it lost in value. This ownership still sounds better to me than only being able to rent an apartment. Renting always means that the payments lead to 0% ownership in the end, he
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6y ago
On the other hand, renting an apartment translates to a 100% decline in value (and 0% ownership).
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xenonite
6y ago
Okay, but we’re you in the 90+ percentile like the OP? What happened to those that were in that range 30 years ago?
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xenonite
6y ago
On the other hand it makes lending easier.
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xenonite
6y ago
Okay, I didn’t setup anything, so it’s probably the emulation.
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6y ago
And it perfectly runs on macOS by using Wine.
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6y ago
I would say its borderline unethical in the sense of self-promotion and pushing the scientific career.
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xenonite
6y ago
Bigger padding around UI elements is literally my biggest annoyance with Big Sur. (and still, missing subpixel rendering, hence staying on 10.11 here)
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6y ago
macOS 10.14 or later required. (Still on 10.11 here)
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6y ago
Is that why I prefer the iPhone design with a white front cover until iPhone 8? This is by the way also much easier on the eyes when reading because it reduces contrast, thus avoids ghost images.
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6y ago
Won’t this drive up the costs for students in the long run?
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6y ago
The popular news site https://macrumors.com , for example, also stores its entries in an underlying forum.
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Oh macOS... I am still on El Capitan where PDFs are rendered with subpixels. Yes, I can see the difference even on retina displays.
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6y ago
A PhD usually focuses on depth because you need to find new results, which usually isn't possible with breadth alone. A nice visualization: http://matt.might.net/articles/phd-school-in-pictures/
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xenonite
6y ago
Tolino is also an alternative: https://mytolino.com
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6y ago
I know I shouldn't find that funny, but I actually wondered why you see demand for "square feet", like literally, feet with a square shape (I am German, used to the metric system). On top of that: In German there is the expre
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6y ago
Rents are easily adjusted for the new income. Limiting the increase of rents is often named as a feasible remedy. However this can be circumvented by renovations, after which the rent can be increased. Or reversely, renovations might be omi
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xenonite
6y ago
The story also suits the Sheldon character from the Big Bang Theory serial.
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xenonite
6y ago
Interesting. Could you point me to some history article about that?
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xenonite
6y ago
Zebra stripes reduced biting by horse-flies, indeed: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...
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> "mostly transmits through droplets" I think it is too early to make such a claim. If no protection is applied (visor/mask) and no physical distancing is performed, I assume the claim might hold up. The SARS-CoV-2 aerosol
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6y ago
also referenced from the project's FAQ: https://library.culinary.edu/primarysources/digitalfoodhisto...
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Emscripten 2.0.0 ChangeLog
(emscripten.org)
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xenonite
6y ago
Sadly, carbon fiber brake pads are not healthy, either.
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6y ago
The issue is that subpixel antialiasing is removed, which affects both retina displays and, more heavily, the non-retina display. In 10.12, Apple reimplemented its PDF renderer. With that, the subpixel antialiasing was removed. This affects
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6y ago
Lucky guy, 10.11 is the last to decently display PDFs. I am still on 10.11 only because of that (I am an academic, reading and writing papers).
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Well, he (+his students) were ahead of the time in many things like in LSTM, GAN, et cetera.
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6y ago
see also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22794396
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6y ago
Could the lockdowns and the extra time at home be partly responsible for this achievement?
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6y ago
super-high bandwidth and low-latency? Also given high reliability, I imagine remote drone-flight and remote car-driving.
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