Moosdijk

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by Moosdijk 5y ago
As usual, in our time did an excellent episode about Albrecht Dürer [1] [1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000p8cb
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
https://www.lean.org/leanpost/Posting.cfm?LeanPostId=1069
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
Huh, I this is something like raising one eyebrow. A lot of people can do it, not everyone. I can do this, but never thought anything of it.
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
If the author is reading this: the dark pattern in having to go through a lot of trouble to reject tracking cookies steered me away from readinf the article.
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
The title of the OP is also misspelled
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
When using models becomes more mainstream, I think it's better to strive for transparency than expandability.
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
I'd rather buy a model than a dataset that I have to spend money to train a model with.
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
Disclaimer: I'm not very familiar with the current state of CV and the way models are trained. What authors could do is train the model on a dataset, but add a specific image that it flags as a key. That way, if you keep the image priv
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
I've lifted weights pretty regularly for some years, some years ago. However, the first program I click is gibberish [1] to me (I did olympic weightlifting too, so that's not the problem). Is there some quality control in place? [
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
See this video by two minute papers [1] for more information: [1] https://youtu.be/KEdrBMZx53w
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
https://www.lidl.de/de/silvercrest-gateway-drahtloses-verbin... 25 euros at Lidl de
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
You don't say: >bsdiff runs in O((n+m) log n) time; on a 200MHz Pentium Pro, building a binary patch for a 4MB file takes about 90 seconds.
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
The captcha experience was awful but the search was perfect.
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
I don't make videos, but I'd recon that someone who makes long videos, doesn't have time to look at the result of all of the cuts. Maybe a separate time line with just the cuts that you can fast forward through and see/h
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
True, but it might also be one.
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
Maybe bend the male usb out some.
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
>Display of empathy (Empathetic Dialogues) >Ability to blend all three seamlessly (BST) These are the same links
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
Really cool. Do you think the term "super filter" applies?
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
Him filming the people running away and laughing might have contributed to him going to jail.
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by Moosdijk 5y ago
In MLB it's one.
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by Moosdijk 6y ago
>The best is when someone tells you that 100 scientists agree on it, so it must be true, but it turns out that a few claimed it and a bunch of other scientists back them up without actually doing any science. Im not looking to get into a
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by Moosdijk 6y ago
If you want to see similar work by some of the same authors, see [1]. The youtube channel "twominutepapers" has an explanation of this work[2]. [1] https://distill.pub/2020/growing-ca/ [2] https:/&
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by Moosdijk 6y ago
The recipe is not patented. This would force them to disclose it. The same goed for WD40. It's not patented because they don't want to disclose the formula.
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by Moosdijk 6y ago
I think it's internally. The article also states that the users of the code would still have to pay the royalties.
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by Moosdijk 6y ago
That's what I read too. The reason I asked is because "either the distance on the first frame for the case interface : False or the distance when the set depth button is pressed for the case interface : True" is not entirely
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by Moosdijk 6y ago
How do you calculate the angle between the persons eyes and the screen, in order to render the parallax effect?
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by Moosdijk 6y ago
Have a look at this [0] video on the topic. It's mostly "gibberish" by one person. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7lWCqbgQnU
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by Moosdijk 6y ago
>>engineers can "collectively bargain" with Google by simply leaving and working somewhere "better". This "if you don't like it here, go work somewhere else" kind of reasoning disproportionately bala
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by Moosdijk 6y ago
This could be a cool way to get into Rust. I remember what processing did for my overall understanding of writing code, so this might make me familiar with Rust in the same way.
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by Moosdijk 6y ago
>Its basically known as a fact they have loads of these exploits sitting in their toolbox ready to use when they have a enticing enough target. Do you have a source for this?

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