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by _visgean 3y ago
my guess is that 1994 was very different and maybe ecommerce sounded way more exciting
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by _visgean 3y ago
Would be cool to be able to drop this model into some game engine and be able to swim around it..
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by _visgean 4y ago
I think you can easily fly to turkey and then anywhere else. Would not even be that expensive to get from istanbul to sofia.. With regards to visa some friends applied for student visa and that seems to work quite ok.
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by _visgean 4y ago
> Regular people receiving sentences of 7 years in colonies for anti-war posts or statements well apart from the from the article on which you are commenitng, you can read this https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/
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by _visgean 4y ago
it will be funny to connect them through API and let them talk to each other. I can imagine stuff like chest matches..
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by _visgean 4y ago
I think for some of it you could be nide to do diagrams, e.g. something like this: https://rufflewind.com/2017-02-15/rust-move-copy-borrow
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by _visgean 4y ago
Good article but whats the reason for all the syntetic meaningless images?
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by _visgean 4y ago
When I interviewed with apple they said pretty much everything they do is proprietary and considered secret. I imagine for some of these people working there for years it would be hard to avoid breaking nda
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by _visgean 4y ago
> the EU it's actually the free movement of workers You can also be self-employed in that country or a student. So it does not apply just for workers. My guess is that its written in that way to give police power to remove homeless
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by _visgean 4y ago
sounds like you are using tabs as bookmarks
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by _visgean 4y ago
> rules engine with an RGB camera I dont think its true? They use convolutional networks for image recognition and those things can certainly halucinate - e.g. detecting things that are not there.
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by _visgean 4y ago
you dont need that, check out the implementation here https://github.com/richardpenman/reverse_geocode/ for example
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by _visgean 4y ago
Depends on what exactly it is. If you for example take a react app that was doing rendering on user side and change it so that it is "pre-rendered" on the server it makes sense to call it server side rendering..
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by _visgean 4y ago
> What reason is there to suppose this is true? It seems surprising to me. One reason is its just super easy for input output operations. ML is all about data and getting the data to the right place is really easy in python compared to s
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by _visgean 4y ago
Here in UK most sheeps are in places where they have been for hundred if not thousand years. I agree its bad to deforest new areas for sheep grazing but that is not happening here.
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by _visgean 4y ago
You can get them for like 75 https://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com/lister.html?q=merino%20base%...
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by _visgean 4y ago
i think the battery consumption is also quite bad.
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by _visgean 4y ago
I copied a text from wikipedia - it classified it as human written, i then asked gpt to rewrite it and it was still classified as a human.. Would be interesting how much they actually catch.
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by _visgean 4y ago
> don't force other people to live the way you live ok but you are forcing the consequences of your way of living onto others. I have to pay for all your ridicoulous infrastracture, i face the risk of being killed by your 2 ton mons
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by _visgean 4y ago
> Google has been slow because they can’t figure out how to release this without destroying their business model. You can still display ads. My bet would be that they equally have not figured out how to make it reliable.
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by _visgean 4y ago
> Why does this seem so dystopian? I’m trying to figure out why this rubs me wrong. For me it is being reduced to "Sasha (Software Developer)", she does not seem quite like me and I dont like to be categorized like that.. I und
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by _visgean 4y ago
Here is an article with an actual implementation https://www.craig-wood.com/nick/articles/pi-chudnovsky/
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by _visgean 4y ago
There was plenty of action possible; building more railways, different city design less dependent on car travel and maybe publishing their own research instead of burying it for 40 years...
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by _visgean 4y ago
> Others are predictable, but take a long time to start and stop - gas, coal(several hours), nuclear(1 day to start, fast to stop, but very expensive). The start time is long but that does not say much about the overall operations. >
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by _visgean 4y ago
> Iran, which has mostly minded its own business tell that to ukrainians being bombed with iranian Shaheds every day.
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by _visgean 4y ago
If the diagrams were that important why did no one update it?
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by _visgean 4y ago
Photoshop isnt realtime. This will be.
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by _visgean 4y ago
On the same topic: https://www.axios.com/2022/03/08/political-polarization-twit...
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by _visgean 4y ago
but should you be doing many more things while driving? (the answer is no)
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by _visgean 4y ago
they are banning them because they have already caused trouble in similar situation. This is very different, she is being banned even though there is no indication that she would be security threat.

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