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by aDyslecticCrow 10mo ago
Please clarify. How would dns do anything here? And what does it have to do with net neutrality.
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by aDyslecticCrow 10mo ago
There is a very simple and powerful alternative; add a flag to the http header standard, which is enforced device-wide or web-browser wide for any parent controlled device. If you dont want to serve or moderate your site for children and be
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by aDyslecticCrow 10mo ago
I point out tesla specifically because they had headlines about sharing camera feeds as memes. The Mozilla report clearly shows tesla is not an outlier, more like "middle of the pack".
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by aDyslecticCrow 10mo ago
It's faar worse. Automotive manufacturers and live IP camera feed. (See also tesla motors)
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by aDyslecticCrow 10mo ago
> Implicit in the design of most tests is the idea that a person's ability to quickly solve moderately difficult problems implies a proportional ability to solve very difficult problems if given more time. This is clearly jumping to
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by aDyslecticCrow 10mo ago
The energy threshold for adding a new unit test to the suite and a new row to the docs are vital for it to be done. If I need to install pandoc to test compile a doc change before i submit it for code review with 3 other maintainers, id rat
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by aDyslecticCrow 10mo ago
> presence of too many/particular ones of them is notably disabling for certain tasks Setting asside the very clear science of neurodevelopmental causes, in practice your description is very helpful way to describe it. (Ive often my
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by aDyslecticCrow 10mo ago
doesn't actually do anything anymore in Google or bing.
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
After 2 months working at a new department, i awkwardly asked my boss what the department acronym stood for. He stared at me confused, and couldn't figure it out; hes worked there for 30 years. Technology isn't intuitive and there
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
Nobody cares? Here (sweden) its illegal to possess outside of military use. The US seems to give fines between 20-200 thousand $ for its usage and potential imprisonment for its sale. Even overboosting wifi routers for better range gets peo
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
Implementing it is trivial. you can just overlook the radio from openWRT and drown out every 2.4-2.5 gHz device in a 100M radius. Doing it targeted is more difficult since it does frequency hopping, but you could probably reverse the freque
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
> blocking/jamming the specific wireless traffic would be pretty interesting, if possible. And probably highly illegal.
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
Regular pairing, advertising and control likley use Bluetooth LE for simplicity and battery life. Streaming or transferring video likley use Bluetooth classic for increased bandwidth. These are two different protocols with different radio b
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
Code is code, use a text editor. 3D assets can be made in your 3d program of choice. Skeletons and animations are also somewhat standard. Use whatever tool you prefer. Textures are bound to 3d assets, and use plenty of 3rd party tools. USD
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
Who cares about the UI. A game engine is the library code needed to make games, not the editor UI. Just use vim to edit your files if that's what you want.
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
That is actually with the caviat that the internal pressure help structurally a bit. But that is still plenty for a gentle rotation in otbit and 1 bar of pressure. And if the plan is to do this; you want to prepare the rocket for this purp
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
so what? it's only one bar of pressure. Bring some gum.
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
I suspect without ISRU production of bulk orbit sheet metal, the most feasible solution is to repurpose rockets in their whole. Building a station this large is gonna be costly even within the cargo hold of starship. But six of them, gutted
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
Don't confuse the "EU" with "Europe". One is a trade and law union, the other is a continent of countries. Europe isn't a unanimous entity either, its a big pile of countries with independent politics. The nucl
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
How is is defence relevant in this article? This is abusing of the private sector monopoly of alot of internet infrastructure. Nothing of this is military in nature.
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
That sounds like ludicrous overkill to me.
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
I don't quite see how this would help OCR at all? or am I misunderstanding what kind of OCR you're thinking of?
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
Seems like every mask is one pass. So even multiple penguins are multiple inferences. But if it continues from SAM 2, the heavy compute is the original image encoding which is reused and cashed for every inference. No idea what they will do
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
The model is massive and heavy. I have a hard time seeing this used in real-time. But it's so flexible and accurate it's an amazing teacher for lean CNNs; that's where the real value lies. I don't even care about the num
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
U-net is a brilliant architecture, and it still seems to beat this model in scaling up the segmentation mask from 256x256 back to the real image. I also don't think unet really benefits from the massive internal feature size given by a
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
Welcome to the swamp of code certification testing. If I'm lucky to get sources, I also get a PDF describing the optimization flags allowed, and a checksum of every source file. It depends on protocol and domain, but it is very real. B
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
Making the reference design into a fully usable product in its own right at a very competitive price, gives Espressif a massive advantage over its real competitors. Espressif isn't really in the same market as Arduino, they just happen
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
I see you are debating lisps ergonomics, but that doesn't dismiss the paradigm. Erlang Haskell and Prolog has far better syntax readability, so I don't see this as really relevant in discussing the alternative to Von Neuman. There
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
There are other vendors of Wifi chips. I could see Nordic seeing this being a great collaboration to further capture marketplace for IoT connectivity beyond Bluetooth.
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by aDyslecticCrow 11mo ago
Espressif was just handed the whole market on a platter. Unless raspberry can significantly expand their market but I doubt it. Year of the RISK V?

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