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calibration263
8y ago
When did they not allow SSH apps? I remember using an AppStore SSH app on a first gen iPad about when it came out.
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calibration263
8y ago
To be more pedantic, it's probably safe to assume this is not even 0dB. Most people would probably consider a computer under 25dB-30dB as "silent" since most rooms background noise are around there. Linus did a silent PC buil
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8y ago
Using the same algorithm I got 0.175 or so seconds in Java. Sample code: https://pastebin.com/duYF2QfE This was on a "Early 2015" rMBP with a 3.1 GHz i7.
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9y ago
Just arm chair speculation, but it seems like any religion that promised happiness or how to be happy wouldn't be wildly successful. Not many people turn to religion when they're happy, and promising happiness to a bunch of sad pe
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9y ago
Have you tried taking your phone to the Apple Store? I haven't noticed issues like that with mine.
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9y ago
They also happen to be a sponsor of the podcast, so I could understand why he hasn't written a glowing review on DF.
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9y ago
I think that this can be a fundamental shift for the iPhone and iOS without being a paradigm shift that puts apple years ahead of the competition. I also didn't pick up an implication that this puts iOS years ahead of android while rea
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9y ago
I loved that gesture, but I was shocked how many of my friends/coworkers didn't know about it. I think the iPhone X up and over arc is more reliable to trigger(once you figure out not to do up and hold).
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9y ago
How was Apple late to the game with edge to edge displays? They only started appearing on flagships in 2017, this is their first phone release since then. Not to mention most of the "edge-to-edge" android phones are not edge to ed
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9y ago
Getting rid of a physical button is hardly a decent hardware feature. I would've been massively disappointed if apple had gone the android route and just slapped a virtual button i can tap onto the screen. If you want to say apple ripp
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9y ago
Also related, Tim Cook in a shareholder meeting after a proposal to remove environmental policies/focus: "We do things because they are right and just and that is who we are. That’s who we are as a company. I don’t…when I think ab
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9y ago
You can also wake the phone up now by tapping the display(similar to the watch). Also it might be configurable in settings but the notification content is hidden on the X when the phone is locked, after FaceID they become visible.
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9y ago
That's not entirely true. The way kitchens are set up/configured, what goes into dishes, how stations are set up, etc can change quite a bit from place to place. Additionally there's usually kitchen slang/words for most
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9y ago
> I'm not going to do free work for you Our industry could follow after the restaurant industry and implement stages/trialing. You come in and work a full day. If you get the job that days pay shows up on your first paycheck, i
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9y ago
Before the AirPods came out I had a pair of Jaybird X2's. For me at least being able to hang them around my neck when not in use did not help keep from losing them, it's the REASON I lost them. I lost my Jaybirds in about a month
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9y ago
Treating people different based on their gender(or race) is kind of the definition of descrimination. That said, equality shouldn't mean a loss of civility, politeness, or hell even being romantic. It also doesn't mean treating ev
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9y ago
As some one who took a sociology 101 class in junior college... nothing in his memo is original/new/insightful. This is a classic nature vs nurture argument.
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9y ago
Your article states 87.7% efficiency in gasoline refining. Energy density of gasoline is 34.2 MJ/L: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_density This means there was 4.8 MJ of energy spent to create 1L of gasoline
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9y ago
A lot of these I don't think are different phrasings, they're different in meaning as well. A closer rephrasing with similar sentiment is: "No one cares" All the phrasing you provided are combinations of: 1) not applicab
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9y ago
It's not about who reads it, it's about who has access. If a system has access to read my email as plain text, it means anyone who owns or can get access to that system can read my email. Some one wrote fread, it could've bee
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9y ago
>But, if society doesn't find a way to retrain(invest in) those people that were replaced we lose all the potential they had to offer. Since this article is specifically about amazon and FC employees, I think it's relevant to p
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9y ago
+1TB 960 Pro SSD : $600 +8 core Xeon E5 could go anywhere from $500 to $2000+ depending on clock rate and generation. + Pricing on Vega hasn't been announced yet, but the Apple keynote mentioned 11 Teraflops, which is competitive with
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9y ago
It's not just about wether a machine can do something better than a human. Firstly you need to account for costs. If a machine can do it perfectly, but a human can do it 80% as well for 40% the cost, the human still has a job. The cost
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9y ago
The majority of my US History classes in high school focused on things like the trail of tears, the pullman strikes, Jim crow laws, Vietnam war atrocities, Japanese internment, our policies towards European refugees during WWII, the waterga
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9y ago
"Compare that to the modern AIs outperforming highly trained doctors in diagnosis." This sounds exactly the same as automation replacing skilled labour. Lots of things today that we take for granted used to highly skilled markets.
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9y ago
I think you're correct. Pure gold is extremely hard to dissolve or oxidize. There's three common methods, using a mercury amalgam(which is an alloying, so the gold is still unreacted), cyanide, or a mixture of hydrochloric and nit
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I think this is to deal with products/parts which aren't available in different regions. As some people have mentioned, getting a keyboard replaced in a different region that has different keyboards isn't possible(unless you
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9y ago
This analogy works pretty well. The door gives both secrecy and privacy. If you want to keep people from doing drugs in the bathroom (their secret) you'll have to give up some privacy(people seeing things they know you're doing).
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9y ago
I was worried I was the only one!
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9y ago
To use your example, portrait painting was essentially killed by photography. If you were a painter, or are trying to be a painter today, things don't look great. However what you haven't addressed is the impact of reducing the hu
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