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I did some cropping of the LOLA dataset to a .raw that Unity3D could understand as terrain input: https://github.com/amb/SplitTIFF ... a couple of years ago Happy to hear any better alternatives for the task.
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It has been quite instructive to watch what Russia has said and done about the war. Various tactics in their media, that once you think about them, are more common in every day use. 1. Euphenisms: "Tactical military operation" inv
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Non-exclusive is
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How do you check your Youtube subs without getting the cookie and Google knowing exactly who you are on each of their sites? Have to switch back to Firefox to get containerization?
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Education is engagement with ideas.
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If you get the chance, get the art books for these games. They are really something.
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With that logic we should ban cars and vacation flights, and only use ships, public transport and electric taxi service. Which I'm not entirely opposed to but some other people might be.
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I would single out both Krita and Blender. Both are fantastic projects that really elevate what you can do artistically with free software.
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On the other hand, it's good that not everything we do and say on the Internet gets stored permanently in some database.
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For what it's worth: My biggest product came just from a random easy project that happened to touch a very large market and a growing user-base with a need. It was quite boring and trivial. But very annoying library and space. My bigge
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Yes, the bait in the hook is definitely more delicious.
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Pushing into the danger zone leaves you open to getting hurt. Enough doing that, and eventually you will. Avoiding pain and avoiding risk is avoiding life.
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It depends on how lucky you are. Some people just have to work hard to get where they want to go. Some are just handed everything they need.
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Yet so many papers I read are just another Gaussian wearing another pants.
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Does the average mathematician have any incentives to create easily understandable explanations for their equations and algorithms? Ones that engineers can use to implement various ideas.
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But Web3 is very much centralized, and increasingly going into that direction.
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Is it just me or is any and all "Web3" "blockchains" just regulatory arbitrage to fly under the radar of the local government to enable more innovation?
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>And once you entered the game, the only way for you to not lose money is to find a greater fool who will take over your crypto"currency", everyone who owns some becomes a proponent of it. It's an ingenious scam. Yes, that
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No matter how seriously you take science, research and knowledge, evolution is merciless. Given a strategy that uses less resources to reproduce, that strategy will win over time. It's so obvious that it feels like a tautology. Science
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I can't fight a pet dog that's 2/3 of my weight.
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I thought there was enough historical data to draw the conclusion that command economy doesn't work. I also would appreciate if you could back up your claims on how Bitcoin is used.
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Why do people keep propagating this claim that PoW is burning electricity for nothing? It directly provides security for the blockchain. I don't disagree with your arguments general direction, just with this piece of incorrect misinfor
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They might not upvote the article, just the discussion in this thread; which in my humble opinion is quite good.
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I'm running the virtual image because for some reason the addon repository doesn't support containers. For what should just be a simple Python script and a Zigbee stick+driver, is for some reason this eldritch monstrosity (albeit
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Would be really nice to have an actual cross platform GPGPU library. It's really holding every kind of progress back to have only vendor lock-in. Maybe WebCPU will be capable of compute to the extent that CUDA isn't necessary. ht
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Seems to me there's a conversation about the technology and conversation about how people react to that technology. Would be nice to talk about only the technology, but I guess in this case the social dimension is impossible to separat
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Government flooding the market with cheap money has so far gone mostly to inflating asset prices. Who owns the assets? The rich. Who does not? The poor.
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Current Bitcoin blockchain size is at something like 500 GB. Which is definitely not out of reach for most people in the first world.
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You have your anecdote have mine: I have absolutely no problems with Linux Mint. Everything just works great. On the other hand Microsoft is on purpose, continuously introducing user hostile changes in their new versions of their operating
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Human visual perception doesn't need physical accuracy to be fooled. Often it can only be a hindrance.

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