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by adzm 6mo ago
I never knew Sam Altman was gay until now. But realistically, like a tenth of the people I know are queer. I'm not really sure what propaganda you are talking about though. Except that it is okay for queer people to exist and have prid
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by adzm 6mo ago
NASA has a bunch of free images of the moon at various dates; you could probably utilize those! I've done it before to create a time lapse for a random presentation at work that was quickly forgotten, yet I remember
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by adzm 6mo ago
is there source for okpalette.color.pizza? or at least the underlying algorithm, or info on how it is designed?
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by adzm 6mo ago
If all you need is the phase it is easily calculated; there are several examples in Google
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by adzm 6mo ago
Just wondering, why? This is for carrying 96kHz frequencies in the signal?
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by adzm 6mo ago
People are usually spraying broadleaf herbicides on their lawn like 2,4-D to control things like dandelions and yard plantains. Glyphosate just kills everything. Personally I only use it very selectively on poison ivy.
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by adzm 6mo ago
The widescreen mode is surprisingly functional, wow
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by adzm 6mo ago
Looking this up, fastest human is still Usain Bolt at 27.78mph (at one point in a 100 meter dash)
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by adzm 6mo ago
I'm only partially through this paper, but it's written in a very engaging and thoughtful manner. There is so much to digest here but it's fascinating seeing it all put together!
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by adzm 6mo ago
Same here. People keep telling me it's not, but it is, even when I happen to ingest it while unaware I've done so.
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by adzm 6mo ago
(Windows 9x) (Subsystem for Linux)
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by adzm 6mo ago
For those interested, you can opt-in to this behavior via the application manifest for your own executables: set heapType to SegmentHeap https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/sbscs/applic...
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by adzm 6mo ago
Makes sense to focus on the pathogenic ones. There must be countless benign variations of life everywhere on a microscopic level
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by adzm 6mo ago
> Tim Heidecker, one of the comedians behind “Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!” on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim, has been hired to serve as “creative director of Infowars.” He said he initially plans to parody Mr. Jones’s “whole mod
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by adzm 6mo ago
The trade off is so much noise
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by adzm 6mo ago
http://archive.today/is0by
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by adzm 6mo ago
It would be helpful if the site wasn't down...
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by adzm 6mo ago
Everyone talking about magenta and brown, but you can see an illusory color right now even without lasers! https://dynomight.net/colors/ behold, some kind of hyper-turquoise
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by adzm 6mo ago
Is it possible to use this through WinFsp? Or are there other Windows FUSE implementations?
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by adzm 6mo ago
I'd love to mention the Endless Forest, an artistic game from nearly twenty years ago where you were a deer and there were no real goals and communication was entirely with deer gestures and sounds. The idea was great and it was fun fi
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by adzm 6mo ago
Premium features in the paid software as well
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by adzm 6mo ago
Well I have a static site generated with Astro that includes parts that still use dynamic react stuff, for example an interactive dashboard / slideshow kind of thing and interactive widgets. The data is baked into the static site but I
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by adzm 6mo ago
This is the right move. https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/11724#issuecomment-419... and adding a feature to browsers to explicitly use the info is the best solution really. The problem is that there was a
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by adzm 6mo ago
No, ethanol is an antidote to methanol
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A quick look at our history shows why this was important at a federal level.
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Astro is great, and easily extensible just by looking at the code and existing extensions too. Highly recommend it. Having the islands of actual react stuff is incredibly useful as well.
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Folk medicine and remedies are one thing; traditional and herbal medicine certainly has its place and is understudied. Homeopathy however is pure nonsense even on a fundamental scientific level. It is unfortunate that the two get conflated.
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by adzm 6mo ago
I remember trying to run a game, Rise of the Triad, which was built with an improved Wolfenstein engine iirc, and having it struggle on my 386 unless I made the viewport as small as possible. At which point it told me to buy a 486... well I
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by adzm 6mo ago
I created something similar a long long time ago, but much simpler, using markov chains. Basically just encoding data via the choice of the next word tuple given the current word tuple. It generated gibberish mostly, but was fun 25 years ag
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by adzm 6mo ago
real time audio stem separation is already possible, some specific models can even get around 20ms latency (HS-TasNet) https://github.com/lucidrains/HS-TasNet There was a nice paper with an overview last year too http

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