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by y04nn 5y ago
Unbelievable, but is there a datasheet available and does the datasheet have read/write speed figures? Edit: [1] The datasheet shows "up to" speeds, which means that it is the disk cache speed and not the NAND speed? Quite di
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by y04nn 5y ago
When you see what the open source community is able to do with entertainment systems I'm sure there is a market for an open source smart TV. But the issue will always be marketing to the customers and brand reputation that will make ye
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by y04nn 5y ago
Thank for the explanation, what about screw compressor? Are they too expansive to manufacture and need too much maintenance? How would you compare them to scroll compressor? I know they have industrial use, but I'm not sure why they ar
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by y04nn 5y ago
prints don't give you an idea of the global state of an app at a given time, this can be tiresome to solve bugs like that, a debugger is essential. I use the classic stuff: gdb (with python-scripts and gef) for C/C++, ipdb for pyt
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by y04nn 5y ago
From Wikipedia: > Such T9 formats for text entry therefore remain available in all latest [as of August 2020] iterations of LG keyboards, certain Samsung keyboards, and third party T9 keyboards such as Go keyboard for Androids and Type N
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by y04nn 5y ago
The decision of Apple is bad for the simple fact that it assuming that everybody is suspected to be guilty until you have been scanned, inspected and proven clean. Until now you would have to be under an investigation for your data to be mo
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by y04nn 5y ago
On a previous HN submission [1] it's about 0.06%, more than I expeted. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28110159
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by y04nn 5y ago
True, it even has a name "Four Horsemen of the Infocalypse". If it was about protecting the children there would be more prevention toward the children to make them aware and report any inappropriate act to a teacher, parent, rela
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by y04nn 5y ago
This talk [1] by Dr. Jennifer Francis is a must watch, not the one I was looking for but this one is probably more up to date. She starts to talk about the Gulf Stream about 30 minutes into the talk. [1] https://youtu.be/QmG
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by y04nn 5y ago
Is this situation specific to the US? Has anyone experiences in other countries?
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by y04nn 5y ago
I would add `git rebase -i`, beacause I usually develop on a local branch and rebase it to the updated one. With git things can get messy when you want do something outside of the basic stuff. What I hate the most is resolving 3 way merges.
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by y04nn 5y ago
Or as long that there is no penalty for making false copyright claims and until you're considered guilty by default.
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by y04nn 5y ago
Yes, I don't know if the prices should have a better Benford's Law fit when the price is around and 10k or 100k but then a lesser fit when the price is between 5/50k and 9k/99k if you have not enough data. But if there i
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by y04nn 5y ago
I like to use make as it's available everywhere. I use Makefiles with podman to create images, containers, pods, start, stop them and display logs. With the alias 'm' for make I can execute complex actions with very few keyst
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by y04nn 5y ago
Indeed, in 2011, 71% [1] of the electricity production of Iceland was used by the aluminum industry! [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electricity_sector_in_Iceland#...
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by y04nn 5y ago
Yes, they are probably irrelevant, but how people are going to accept to change their lifestyle when the wealthiest do not, the message sent to the population has not an irrelevant effect I think.
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by y04nn 5y ago
I had a Nokia 808 PureView with a 38MP camera and a real flash, you were able to save the full 38MP jpg and the quality was really good for the time in daylight, but it performed badly in low light and saving the picture was slow at 38MP.
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by y04nn 5y ago
I like the term "normalization of deviance" and would recommand the Mike Mullane's talk on the Challenger disaster [1]. [1]: https://youtu.be/Ljzj9Msli5o
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by y04nn 5y ago
But she was working in the BSL-4 lab, and if I understand correctly WIV and SHC014 (coronaviruses) were studied in BSL-2 and BSL3 labs, when a close to BSL-4 lab was needed.
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by y04nn 5y ago
As much as I hate the idea, when you see the advertising spread on all displays [1] I think it has some great potential to increase sales. [1]: https://twitter.com/RunDaltonRun/status/1408573096756269061
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by y04nn 5y ago
I would not call it a report either, this is a request for more funding, the last sentence is: > The UAPTF has indicated that additional funding for research and development could further the future study of the topics laid out in this r
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by y04nn 5y ago
Thanks, it makes the limits of the processing much clearer and should stop some start-up to develop a custom QR code scanner/app that would generate some customers analytics.
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by y04nn 5y ago
They do, but you can opt out, here the check is mandatory, the same for paying by credit card, you can use cash.
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by y04nn 5y ago
So now, bar/restaurant owners can reliably track their customers: age/name, how often they come in each branch. Large franchise would also be able to track where and how often their customers travel and what they eat. I think this
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by y04nn 5y ago
This page [1] has answered most of the questions I has on the project. [1] https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/about.html
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by y04nn 5y ago
As the FBI stated, each incident should be reported. If 80% of them go under the radar it would only make it harder to stop ransomware groups. Also, I think unreported breach of data should be punished, as along business data there is proba
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by y04nn 5y ago
Should not Bing have a separate/dedicated search engine in China? Does Bing has to censure US/World results from a well know fact to be allowed to operate in China? Because I have some difficulties to understand why Bing is censur
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by y04nn 5y ago
For me "Terrorism is, in the broadest sense, the use of intentional violence to achieve political aims", there is no political aims here, their goal is to extort as much money as they can from their victims. This is a criminal act
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by y04nn 5y ago
At least companies that are paying for a ransomware should be condemned for financing criminal groups. Because you can be certain that part of the ransom is used to grow their activities. If nobody was paying the ransom, their would be no i
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by y04nn 5y ago
I have to agree, if I want to start a competing reservation platform I would take this "opportunity" to launch it, but because big corps (almost a monopoly for booking.com) are helped in difficult times this makes it almost imposs

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