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by 1-6 3y ago
Well, even outside of the world of computers, you have sheeple everywhere who will do what they're told without questioning anything. Understanding this behavioralism will get you through many situations in life.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Perhaps Amazon reached peak saturation for its video streaming services so it no longer needed unknown unknowns from holding it back from using a more efficient monolithic architecture. Distributing services across multiple machines is cert
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by 1-6 3y ago
Vandals just go the path of least resistance and look for the latest 'trending' video to learn from others. I see a few issues: 1. A social media that would not takedown a video that shows illegal behavior. 2. A car company that k
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by 1-6 3y ago
Talk about dumpster fires. In all seriousness, though. it should be relatively easy to find who's responsible for the fire. Fines prevent that trend from getting out of hand.
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by 1-6 4y ago
I like tactile buttons when I'm focusing on the road. Looking away from the road to see if I have my finger in the correct place on a screen is much more costly from an attention standpoint. I thought this was obvious. Why are we stati
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by 1-6 4y ago
Perhaps it's possible to recover overblown images from video for forensic purposes. I'd be interested in seeing some results.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Certain teams thrive off of word-of-mouth data flowing across. I've experienced both type of work environments. Usually, people may casually walk over to the area where the office gossip happens to get some info. It doesn't have t
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by 1-6 4y ago
Yeah, why not allow for 3-row wagons and the return of 3rd rows with reversed seating? It seems like an easy win for some families who have to choose between an SUV or van.
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by 1-6 4y ago
In my recollection, individuals serving in the Korean Army often aspired to be part of the KATUSA due to the superior treatment and nourishment they received. It appears that there is a worldwide trend of relaxed standards for new military
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by 1-6 4y ago
AI is not a winner takes all scenario. The pond is so large that there will be many winners. One day, with AGI and autonomous agents, the goal will be to merge neural network meshes together in order to gather highly specialized datasets.
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by 1-6 4y ago
A solution looking for a problem indeed!
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by 1-6 4y ago
I remember a time when stem cell research was an off-limit topic because of the moral issues. Meanwhile, China is beginning to show breakthroughs with human-animal hybrids. Where do most people stand on this issue? Is this concerning at all
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by 1-6 4y ago
I wanted a mini PC so I bought a Steam Deck. I wish it looked a lot less like a gaming console with removable controllers like the Switch but the two track pads are surprisingly usable on the virtual keyboard.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Seems like setting up honeypot sites would be a perfect application for AI. You can even generate fake faces to keep real people out of it.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Live translation on AirPods, here we go!
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by 1-6 4y ago
Take my money
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by 1-6 4y ago
Security around Oakland has been terrible in the past few years. Hope this museum stays around without it getting robbed.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Seems like a good way to protect your vector graphics from being nabbed if it's encoded in bin.
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by 1-6 4y ago
I think this brings up a bigger question, how much of the internal tooling that's not public facing developed with open-source software?
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by 1-6 4y ago
Is there a wall of shame for these violations?
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by 1-6 4y ago
Intercontinental missile being burned up in the atmosphere.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Voice assistants and LLM's will probably be the next horizon for handsfree driving. Contextual predictions will make word input and browser automation vastly more useful.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Can they make the glasses without tint? I can imagine users going, "I'm deaf, not blind." Magic Leap has screens that can adjust opacity at the pixel-level.
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by 1-6 4y ago
This is exciting news for applications that requires calibration or associating points between image pairs of fast moving objects. I wonder when we'll start seeing more global shutter cameras for automotive applications.
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by 1-6 4y ago
DSP's have a way of making analog devices obsolete. E.g. DSLR vs Smartphone wars. If you can't tell the difference, consumers will aim for cheap and microphones are no different. I'm still surprised that we run XLR cables and
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by 1-6 4y ago
This article has a sensational title and lacks on actual numbers. The number "least a half dozen" seems very approximate. What about the incidence of ex-gang members? Out of how many LA Sheriffs are we referring to?
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by 1-6 4y ago
Example: We cannot use master/slave in code.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Now if only the AI can write perfectly written API documentation...
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by 1-6 4y ago
This is anecdotal but B12 seems to help my tinnitus. Sometimes the issue is neurological and not mechanical.
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by 1-6 4y ago
I think people are trying to do this as well with face filters; make the real more artificial to attain the appearance of perfection.

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