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by _kb 1y ago
There's a bit of a trend of vendors packaging mobile CPUs in desktop form factor which are a good candidate for this. Rather than the prebuilt mini PCs this also includes mini-ITX boards. Personally I use the Minisforum BD795i SE, but
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Outside of AV1/2 (and linear media in general) that's already well and truly developed tech. Nvidia DLSS, AMD FSR and Intel XeSS all provide spatial/temporal super sampling to process lower fidelity base renders [0]. There al
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*Richard Dawkins
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The God Delusion, by Richard Hawkins.
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That assertion is very location dependant. It's certainly common across a lot of Australia, including libraries running dedicated facilities for co-working and makerspaces. As an example: https://www.slq.qld.gov.au/visi
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If xkcd took comment form, this would be it.
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“The laws of mathematics are very commendable, but the only law that applies in Australia is the law of Australia.” https://www.newscientist.com/article/2140747-laws-of-mathema... All Australians now live with the Assi
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Just have the detector always return true. You’ll likely be within acceptable error bounds.
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For those interested in an extension from this article, https://howthefouriertransformworks.com/ has a beautifully kitsch set of videos on the topic. They do a really good job at breaking down the fundamental knowledge need
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I don’t think having them stand under low flying aircraft is much safer.
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You just need to scale out more. As you approach infinite monkeys, sorry - models, you'll surely get the result you need.
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> So what comes next? Feudalism.
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Or for something likely relevant to many here - 3 point time estimates for project planning. Probability distributions (even very simple ones) provide a much clearer view across any domain where there’s inherent uncertainty.
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Stand next to it with a chocolate bar in your pocket. I believe that’s the canonical way to check if it’s active.
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With a few hacks, you can already get web content rendered with HDR: https://fff.kidi.ng/ .
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It's the big flat one at the bottom.
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You can pull the nix logs from here: https://github.com/NixOS/infra/blob/main/metrics/fastly/READ... Could be an interesting data source to explore that opinion.
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Signal Relays(pzuraq.com)
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Ocean-2 [video](youtube.com)
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I don’t think that’s correct. The dot operator is composition with the same semantics as when using normal math notation. (f . g) x is equivalent to f (g x)
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The lock in is issues, pull requests, and all the conversations that shape long term software projects. The actual implementation and what's tracked is often just what falls out of that.
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Ah yes, a sudomasochist.
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Move faster and break more things.
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3.8850 poncelet
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Rowan Atkinson approves. https://youtube.com/watch?v=yns_DhYrOpY&t=19m30s
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A physical steering wheel lock works too. Not every problem needs a tech solution.
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Counterpoint: there are many things that are interesting to do. Explore and learn from them.
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The secret is to have a very low peak. More of an athletic knoll really.
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That's a bit of a hat tip to donut.c: https://www.a1k0n.net/2011/07/20/donut-math.html
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For an obfuscation comp, I love the fact they explicitly refer to and do not rewrite "index.html web pages for each winning entry".

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