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zython
4y ago
and for my next trick I'm going to make a slingshot with only two parts: a slingshot and a squirrel
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zython
4y ago
3-18 months from now: Google digs up Equiano subsea cable again and cuts it in half.
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zython
4y ago
even from a standing start ?
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zython
4y ago
The steeper the better, so you dont waste time coasting or softpedaling or lose velocity to air losses. Steepness is also good for the descent, getting you up to a good (terminal) velocity. It also helps if the segment is straight such that
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zython
4y ago
>This website has been temporarily rate limited >You cannot access this site because the owner has reached their plan limits. Check back later once traffic has gone down. should have paid a little bit more for hosting then
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zython
4y ago
People said the same about mobile gaming and look where we are. PC Gaming is a big initial investment for some people so making it more accesible will maybe also attract some of the mobile market who want to play AAA titles but dont want a
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zython
4y ago
Me too I was at the edge of my seat waiting for the heatsink to be thrown out of a plane.
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zython
5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survivorship_bias You are less likely to read the truly unpopular opinions but yes I agree, seems like a cheap way to gain popularity.
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zython
5y ago
I can see how this can be a safety issue but IIRC even with genuine apple parts faceID stops working :/ so this only concerns 3rd party repair shops or individuals who dont want to pay apple to replace their screen.
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zython
5y ago
In cycling you dont race the parcours you race your opponent, so the winner will do just as much work as is needed to beat his opponent.
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zython
5y ago
I wonder if there are any (food) safety concerns blasting high powered lazers at living tissue.
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zython
6y ago
I think you meant to link this: https://www.outsideonline.com/2301366/training-makes-runners... or as already mentioned the title is wrong.
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zython
6y ago
I hope the author has removed all meta-data or otherwise reencoded the images such that no traceback is possible to the source to the OS. There was a talk [1] that IIRC mentioned that some userid is "baked" into the OS and its app
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Its its not on Strava..: Recovering a corrupted fit file
(buch-willi.medium.com)
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zython
6y ago
Who is this made for ? I'm not hating but genuinely curious.
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zython
6y ago
Thats exacly my point; when the police is under increased public scrutiny this type of dodgy shit gets offloaded to the private sector with little to none public interest of oversight.
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zython
6y ago
Anyone want to bet in what capacity this will be used for (police) surveillance ? Especially since Alphabet and Amazon are involved.
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zython
6y ago
Can this be used to prank certain tall, beet farming, mustard yellow shirt wearing co workers at a midsized paper company ?
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zython
7y ago
GWR has recently shifted its business to consulting companies countries and other entities with image problems. They hand out records to them and make a show and everything, as to "record-wash" their image. You're damn right
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zython
8y ago
I had a similar experience with youtube lately: I was looking for a song that I knew the tune and a related artist and for the love of god could not find it with the current youtube recommendations. Most of the videos I'd get recommend
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zython
8y ago
How's that infantile ? As far as I can see all the people are more or less drawn anatomically correct and IMO it looks good. Have you ever seen something drawn by an infant ?
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zython
8y ago
Yeah, nah. Its only a matter of time when "find and rescue" becomes "search and destroy". Not to cheapen the work the authors have done, but I dont have a lot of faith that this tech will be used for "good".
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zython
8y ago
How many hours of real world use do you get? I've been meaning to upgrade from a 440s and want to know how the battery performs on the newer models.
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8y ago
Just out of curiosity, what are some of the tasks that you run in vscode ? I've never found a real use for them, so I want to know what other people use them for.
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zython
8y ago
you can just click to deny all the categories and everything in the "partners" tab disappears.
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8y ago
Also hetzner cloud I dont know about the cores that hetzner provides and how they compare to the competitors, but ~3$ for a somewhat usable VPS is damn competetive (not affiliated with hetzner in any way, other than I have one of those 3$ i
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8y ago
Battery life mostly. I've used the device for 4 hours this week and the battery dipped from ~50% to ~40% (that is witout backlight and other variables which might consumer more energy) I believe they are also weather proof (mine didnt
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8y ago
>Always do at least 1 full rehearsal with a timer, preferably two full rehearsals where the first one you do keep a timer but also have a notebook (physical) present to quickly write down adjustments you want to make. two are still too f
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Numpys indexing and slicing notation explained
(medium.com)
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zython
8y ago
Spent the weekend building a mvp, let me know if this is something you've been wanting to use.
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