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by Firerouge 5y ago
I got a section of Jenkins' rebuild-plugin's rebuild action for the sony ericsson. There's a spelling mistake in one of the comments, is it bad form to pull request a one word change on a 9 year old comment?
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by Firerouge 5y ago
That would be cool and useful, it wouldn't be as cheap or easy as done with EL wire like I was thinking
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by Firerouge 5y ago
Perhaps instead luck is a field or fabric permeating or moving through spacetime with concentrated areas of entropy or improbabilities that some people can naturally sense of are drawn towards
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by Firerouge 5y ago
It's interesting, it seems to get stuck on a sentence or word a lot, then half the output is repeating a slightly varied sentence, or rambling about that unrelated word.
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by Firerouge 5y ago
How about a globe you can spin on your desk? Bonus points for individually illuminating lines based on your current internet traffic.
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by Firerouge 5y ago
It might just be Amazon control traffic initially, but who's to say in time someone won't publish a TCP tunnel over the Alexa protocol project on github
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by Firerouge 5y ago
> My father even asked me if it was possible to choose specific colours in articles of clothing, since it got those wrong. Did you figure out a way to achieve this other than repeat attempts or recoloring in post? Is there a setup that r
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by Firerouge 5y ago
Why not? I've also colorized pictures and video frames using these same sorts of processes. It's reasonably quick and works pretty well
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by Firerouge 5y ago
s/LTE stack/mmWave stack ?
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by Firerouge 5y ago
Your floorplan example has very little in the form of indications or metrics, seemingly nothing beyond switch on off status and maybe light intensity level. I feel like the next frontier for home automation is going to be sensors and monito
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by Firerouge 5y ago
Open source floorplan based home automation seems to be in it's infancy. As far as I'm aware, even if you have scans of interior floor plans there's no straightforward way to drop and place 2D indicators or icons for devices
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by Firerouge 5y ago
This sounds wildly incorrect to me, I've seen many comments here that share personal anecdotes and stories of drama with companies and executives. I'm not sure what you're referencing in the guidelines that would ban such pos
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by Firerouge 5y ago
Personally I don't think HN should discourage or censor blog posts for being verbose, airing relevant recent personal drama, or taking a roundabout path to their point
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by Firerouge 5y ago
This analysis seems to be based on a shallow reading of the content. Much of the post is a background into the author's experience learning programming to create uniquely featured plugins, intermixed with complaints about the tech ecos
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by Firerouge 5y ago
The article has a whole section on VCV's efforts to suppress forking > VCV has been trying to prevent forks both through legal and social means, so there’s no viable fork yet. > There’s MiRack, a fork of VCV for Mac OS and iPhone
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by Firerouge 6y ago
So this has got to be prohibitively expensive for home gamers if the request for information form's minimum order size listed is <100. Is there anything comparable for hobby project lidar scanning? Not necessarily wide angle, since
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by Firerouge 6y ago
Even with it's big performance gains, optane is still well ahead in almost every benchmark. Shame more manufacturers don't make that type of drive
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by Firerouge 6y ago
It definitely still looks like a segmented display, with large pixel units each comprised of a few strands. It's likely using weaved vertical and horizontal fibers, with it scanning through each horizontal fiber, triggering the vertica
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by Firerouge 6y ago
While some of the satellites do have point to point laser links for communicating directly with other satellites in the constellation, it's not widely utilized yet, and all communications are ground station to satellite and back to bas
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by Firerouge 6y ago
Where do I sign up to get free random stuff sent to me from Amazon review farmers?
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by Firerouge 6y ago
This seems hugely impressive, I wonder how extreme this can be optimized upon to maximize force. I'm imagining a flying saucer where designed layouts of nanotubes make possible complex flight patterns by precise heating ordered segment
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by Firerouge 6y ago
It looks like the ibisworld link might be conflating US exports of meat with the US market total
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by Firerouge 6y ago
Why is that hard to imagine? The plant based meat industry alone had a $4 billion market in 2020, about 39% of which is in the US, and it's total is forecasted to grow to $14 billion by 2027. [1] While not a direct comparison, the US m
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by Firerouge 6y ago
The Boston credits her by name in their article >> There’s a lot of impressive moves in the routine, which was choreographed by dancer Monica Thomas in collaboration with the Boston Dynamics team. https://www.boston.com&#x2
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by Firerouge 6y ago
Chrome only preserves browsing history for 90 days. Keeping tabs open can work around that limitation
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by Firerouge 6y ago
Police forces have been using drones for surveillance since at least 2017, including beyond line of sight flights at night. https://whitmancountywatch.com/2019/11/07/pullman-police-fli... It seems that these
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by Firerouge 6y ago
Good to know, what's a better alternative that doesn't require a login?
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by Firerouge 6y ago
For those who are curious what it looks like but don't want to visit it, here are shots from LambdaTest. Desktop: https://i.imgur.com/moLNdTo.png Mobile: https://i.imgur.com/ci5037w.png
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by Firerouge 6y ago
It certainly looks like you're right. While I can't find the image online earlier than 2010, there's an ieee research paper titled TanDEM-X for High-Resolution SAR Interferometry from 2007, so it certainly could predate the a
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by Firerouge 6y ago
I thought that might of been the case as well, but based on Google Earth Pro's historic satellite data, it's been there since 2009.

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