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by retcon 4y ago
Video is nicely sequential and eminently suitable for spinning disk service. What's really confusing me is the 10G lan configuration because it's leaving little headroom above uncompressed 4K 4:4:4 10bit (12bit is broadcast and wh
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by retcon 4y ago
Equally it's a sorry indictment of our economic times that the meaning of unlawful has been hammered into a understanding that non prohibition is permission. This aggressive and putative new use is refuted by every founding principle o
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by retcon 4y ago
Sadly I think that the value of Wikipedia in this lamentable example of judicial laziness and professional under funding is the web just happens to be more easily searched than LEXIS. Easily != competently. Ed. competently replaced usefully
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by retcon 4y ago
Hang on, doesn't deliberate manipulation of the consumption of counterfactual legal precedent by a sitting judiciary (withholding with measurable effect the countering case references is the study method) only result in a spate of mist
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by retcon 4y ago
I'd like to recommend a shelf of great to read erudite and intelligible financial history and financial social history and technicality, from which you'd recognize the simulacra, but it wouldn't help very much because this cr
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by retcon 4y ago
I'm guessing that the VC premium pays for privileges like lock up and preferred terms. VC buying - aka VC selling to greater fool LPs, with purported guarantees trails a wake of retail that fuels their vig. I know nothing concrete abou
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by retcon 4y ago
In the UK movie screening used to be and probably still is decided at the smallest municipal level of town councils, see The Life of Brian.
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by retcon 4y ago
Don't smoke heroin, try Oxycontin! Sorry for the snark but I'm nursing a hangover created in the company of a important friend who's promising to quit drinking after moving state next month, so this is a rather timely paper.
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by retcon 4y ago
I think that all the analysis I've found with a quick search isn't very helpful. The seller had to sue to either obtain payment or void the contract or else spend energies and time pursuing payment by persuasion whilst the entire
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by retcon 4y ago
>There's no form of marketing that I "like" or actively reward, at most there's marketing that I fell for. For very high value software licensing agreements there's huge financial rewards for performing the marke
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by retcon 4y ago
In the UK the 1980 banking act introduced formerly excluded commercial banks to housing loans and simultaneously increased the statutory maximum loan value from 3* single wage earners salary to 5* combined household income of married couple
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by retcon 4y ago
I don't know when I first heard students boasting about these scare away intro lectures [0] but it was noticeable by the early eighties. I've a few unsubstantiated hypotheses why: Zero Sum Game taught by boomer parents conscious t
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by retcon 4y ago
Drexel was shut down by order of one certain ambitious NY Assistant AG by the name of Rudy Giuliani. The indictment? Criminal prosecution for statutory civil offences of two counts of failure to file stock transfer forms that by the letter
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by retcon 4y ago
And the fines fund the pseudo regulatory bodies in reward for not regulating.
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by retcon 4y ago
It's Rota's 10th point, on ageing, that's ringing in my ears. I'm the oldest person in the room far too often (and the population growth of recent decades serves to increase the effect and maybe even accelerate its onset
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by retcon 4y ago
>Ukraine can choose whatever allies it damn pleases. If only it was so easy then this would have been over as soon as it started. Edit: forgot to quote context
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by retcon 4y ago
We did but according to anecdotal evidence self preoccupied boomers forgot to pass it on.
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by retcon 4y ago
I think that corporate sponsorship of education needs of to be outlawed. We've had at least three generations of exponential feedback of antisocial principles dominating business education. Taking much longer to go hockey stick. MBAs
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by retcon 4y ago
I intuitively understand that we're using the whole of our brains in the same way that we use the full capacity of NNs and discard the majority of results. In other words the"unused" 90% of our brain is actually importantly f
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by retcon 4y ago
3M sell a range of security film for after market application. Also IR/UV blocking films. Former external latter internal. Worth looking at the energy savings because which can be significant depending on your local climate. Variants p
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by retcon 4y ago
Reading this man's homepage he comes across as a insufferable egotist. I couldn't find any trace of didactic value among the self aggrandizing rhetoric not possible to convey with infinitely greater humility and persuasion as well
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by retcon 4y ago
Is enabling the same as normalization? Surely normalization is acceptance into culture whereas even in dysfunctional organizations the individual actors all think that they're solving problems and not taking any shit. The pity is often
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by retcon 4y ago
That's nothing I watched Oracle pump Oracle 6 all down route 101. Edit: see the shareholder suits that followed. Customers were also buying bits and a promise ^h^h support and getting their assets frozen.
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by retcon 4y ago
Precisely because of the minimal gfx world I can't imagine it ageing. Ironically I think it's possible only Disney of the major studios could have understood the necessity as well as potential of audience imagination to fill out t
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by retcon 4y ago
EVFs can be better than the Fujifilm you have and especially Nikon is (currently giving theirs better signal than other makes. I cannot agree more about low light photography. The problem with EVF design common to all current mirrorless is
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by retcon 4y ago
The primary not secondary effect of random sampling is noise.
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by retcon 4y ago
Remember that John Sculley has been the only one who could. Kinda. Sculley invented the Pepsi Challenge, (and infamously failed it on camera) signed Michael Jackson to promote and went off to Cupertino and did some interesting things there
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by retcon 4y ago
>My advisor taught me that the point of a citation is not to give your opinion on which other papers are good or bad; it's to tell the editors which other scientists should be on your paper's review committee As a professional
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by retcon 4y ago
>Real investors making real investment decisions don't know in advance whether sectors like VR or 3D printing or clean tech or low-code/no-code or etc. are going to be hot or duds, they have to guess Did you just baseline again
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by retcon 4y ago
Erm, it's VW due to overtake Tesla for EV sales by the end of this year. Edit: ouch that statement might have been correct if VW hadn't sold out annual production by May and supply chain problems hamper ramp up. So it's predi

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