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NathanielK
10mo ago
The real disappointment is none of the sources are linked in the text. Instead, it's just random underlined words, the classic chatgpt over formatting with lots of extra underlining and bolding. I appreciate that a 10-15 minute long ar
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10mo ago
That does not sound enjoyable and seems like HDR abuse. The "normal" video should aim to be moderately bright on average, the extra peak brightness is good for contrast in dark scenes. Other comments comparing it to the loudness
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10mo ago
It's good if you have black text on white background, since your app can have good contrast without searing your eyes. People started switching to dark themes to avoid having their eyeballs seared monitors with the brightness high. For
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11mo ago
This is a much better introduction to the hardware.
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11mo ago
Definitely reeks of someone who doesn't know what makes a readable blogpost and hoped the LLM did. I was not familiar with the hardware, so I was disappointed there wasn't a picture of the device. Tried to skim the article and it&
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11mo ago
Even the Pentium M systems from a decade prior have <10W idle. Honestly embarrassing to mention when AI chips are dumping kilowatts.
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NathanielK
11mo ago
Outside of keeping a SPARC blade system running 24/7, most old systems use similar power to a light fixture. This argument misses the forest for the trees for non-commercial users.
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1y ago
Phones default tonusing Through the Lens autofocus. This is closed-loop and pretty fastthese days. Only when it's too dark work effectively do they switch to lidar/tof open loop autofocus systems.
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NathanielK
2y ago
Why do you think you need to clarify that?
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3y ago
> but screens emit light, and maximum contrast puts additional strain on the eyes. That's just a problem with manufacturers putting displays with high dynamic range into devices and not putting decent HDR software implementations in
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3y ago
Many of them do. My Android 9 phone has it. The feature only turns on when your calling an actual phone number though, voice calls like Discord don't trigger it. It's not analog, but it's a feature built into the audio chip s
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4y ago
Your ears are a complex system. Just like when your eyes think it's darker, your pupils dilate, your ears have a similar method of controlling how much sound gets to the sensitive bits. It's possible that ANC convinces your ear to
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4y ago
> Beyond that, because when I first got a 30" monitor it was so much real estate and it took so long to move my mouse between windows, I wrote a little program that let me set and restore mouse positions with global hotkeys. It will
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NathanielK
4y ago
That program is excellent! I purchased an AtmotubePro for PM2.5 measuring, and their testing and confirming it uses and SP30 makes me much more confident in it's readings.
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4y ago
The on package DRAM for the current macs isn't anything special. It's just normal LPDDR running at normal LPDDDR speeds, same thing you find in your phone. On package has many advantages, but it's not a hard requirement. The
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4y ago
I've noticed similar. I've woken up early, taken my pulse and notice it was a bit high and used that to decide to go back to sleep.
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4y ago
So food grade needle-nose pliers?
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NathanielK
4y ago
They changed all the user facing docs to "server" a while back. Internally the code might still say "guild", but officially they've embraced calling them servers.
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NathanielK
4y ago
They have USB-C ports. You can always just plug them in and use them as wired controllers.
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4y ago
Presumably that's when you hit the minimum voltage the CPU is allowed to run at. There's still a few other gotchas though. As CPU frequency goes down, it waits less cycles for RAM. Practically it's a bit of a copout since kee
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4y ago
1W is one joule per second. With unlimited time, you also have unlimited joules trickling out.
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4y ago
The steam one also makes multiplayer much more convenient. Just click on your buddy and join their game. The open source release is a bit trickier and has you hosting and typing in IP addresses.
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4y ago
What about making the power button recessed like on Sony Xperias? If you're really worried about camera ergonomics, you can even add a dedicated shutter button. The "focus on half press" feature might be overkill for the iPho
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4y ago
What's your current maximum shoulder press, and how's your physique? I've been training the latter, and I am almost certainly stronger than you.
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4y ago
Sometimes they aren't essentially the same, but instead different in invisible ways. DeWalt grinders at Canadian Tire used to use plastic parts where metal was typically used. Outside of the different SKU it was difficult to tell the d
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4y ago
Since the only thing consumers use full size PCIe slots for now is for a single GPU, extra M.2 slots isn't that big of an ask. One M.2 keyed for an interchangeable wifi card, one for NVMe storage, and then an extra one if you want to u
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4y ago
Other applications can do it too. I recall the Gnome file browser having a big red warning banner if you decided to launch it with gksudo.
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4y ago
Wii is pretty simple. If you pay attention, when you launch a game, tge He controller lights flash. This is because it's reinitializing Bluetooth iirc.
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4y ago
All registration and homework is online at my college, and signing into anything has enforced two-factor authentication now. Phones aren't optional anymore. K-12 might be a different situation. Still lots of material online, especially
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4y ago
Belt drives are fine, but I don't think they're really the improvement over chain drive they're touted as.[0] If you really want reliability out of your bike, they're both sensitive to dirt and grime and benefit from a f
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