Vox_Leone

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by Vox_Leone 2y ago
The user base panorama – 1.5:80 billion – can change very quickly. The simple announcement of a credible competitor to Google would be cause for celebration. As a plus, we have a new search engine “paradigm”. We may also see the emergence o
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by Vox_Leone 2y ago
Three cheers for Puppy Linux!
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Microsoft says April Windows updates break VPN connections(bleepingcomputer.com)
55 points by Vox_Leone 2y ago|62 comments
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by Vox_Leone 2y ago
The darker-toned regions in the image on the linked article really look like they're still wet; like a frozen image of the very last puddles on the Mars surface. Beautiful.
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by Vox_Leone 2y ago
Yours is a superb image, too. Very impressive indeed. Kudos!
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by Vox_Leone 2y ago
Namecheap is ok, but unfortunately they also practice a despicable trend in domain registration, which is to hijack domains with less than five letters and classify them as premium, right on the act of registration. A concrete example: When
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by Vox_Leone 2y ago
>Personally I am no perfectionist at all, but I don’t see the fun in making stuff myself that I could otherwise buy. That's ok, but then there are things that are not available to buy. I want a 500-850 degrees C 3D printing hotend,
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by Vox_Leone 2y ago
The passing of years and historical dynamics have perhaps changed the nature of this debate. The conflict has evolved conceptually, and although equivalent to the previous spirit, it now seems to be characterized as local [F/OSS] vs cl
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Field Resonance Propulsion Concept (1979) [pdf](ntrs.nasa.gov)
1 points by Vox_Leone 3y ago|0 comments
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
Training an image recognition AI involves several steps and requires a combination of data collection, preprocessing, model selection, training, evaluation, and fine-tuning. Here's a high-level overview of the process: 1. *Data Collect
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
No, no. Time is a function of the gravitational field. Two different masses, two different ticking and tacking.
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
In fact, Einstein declared having this religious-like reverence for the “mysterium tremendum” – what scientifically minded person doesn’t after all? The Numinous[0] – which Spinoza and Kant also addressed in their respective works. [0] htt
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
Although I have nothing substantial to contribute to the topic, I can't help but notice the beautiful mess of the neural field shown in the image; a reminder of the complexity of the real world and the challenges that still remain. Ver
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
In light of empirical evidence, it is positive legislation. However, let us not be fooled that the problem is the algorithms. In my anecdote I see a clear divide between the classic phase of interaction in chronological order and algorithmi
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
A real engineer to be placed at the helm. This is great news. Godspeed!
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
>Culture comes from the top, and is the place to start purging when the org has rotted. Yes, and Look! A real engineer! God bless [and I mean it].
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
The world needs blogs, repositories of long-form original thinking on the Internet. As a blogger I appreciate the opportunity to place my link. I salute your initiative and wish you success!
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
I follow the CNN website, driven by some morbid compulsion, and this is one of the characteristic dark patterns that can be found any day or hour. It's always in the center column of the -- desktop -- site, like this one I just collect
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
Perspectives are getting darker and darker as they become more and more correct.
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
Well, I, for one, am trying really hard. My attention has lately turned to the possibilities offered by ‘new’ materials, especially ceramics. I have a hunch that 40% of everything the industry produces with steel could be built with oxides
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
My attention has lately turned to the possibilities offered by ‘new’ materials, especially ceramics. I have a hunch that 40% of everything the industry produces with metals could be built with oxides and rare earths [not so rare, actually].
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
Ditto. Hail Bill Evans.
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3D Printing: A High Temp Gelcast Ceramic Hot End(voxleone.com)
2 points by Vox_Leone 3y ago|0 comments
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
Interesting insight. My attempt at canonicalization would be that, therefore, the orientation of the frontal and sagittal planes (attitude and azimuth of the heads) are functions of the degree of engagement. Engagement is a measure of the a
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
>The main thing the speed of light prevents is a single civilization staying together as a galaxy sized empire. It seems to me that, in principle, a ruling class could set itself apart from humanity and conduct the business of a galactic
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
The question you raise is fascinating. I ask the same questions when I think about the many-worlds interpretation in QM. As for the research in focus in this thread, It seems that we are facing another Great Humiliation[0], with the potenti
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
> Always find it interesting how people (not OP particularly) can hate on religion, but can entertain the ‘simulation theory’. The Simulation hypothesis is a rational extrapolation of possible things. Quite different than religion.
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
A radical idea would be making the Northeast South America the Western world distribution center via the Cape -- a great circle route from Indonesia. Export to the rest of the West from there, while letting the ships go quickly back-and-for
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
>>Travel If I had just one advice to give, that would be the one. Talking about lists, I love this one: “A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet
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by Vox_Leone 3y ago
Glad to see a Unherd article featured here. One of the top five publications in the entire web, in my humble opinion. I wished there were more people like them. May Unherd live long and prosper.

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