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by aimor 5y ago
This is pretty neat. I'm trying to figure out what I have at home to use as a roller to recreate the pattern so I can make my own curly noodles.
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by aimor 5y ago
What level of Fully Self Writing are we at right now? Maybe L1 with L2 on the horizon? I like the idea of text generation as a writing aid, even a flawed network can help a stuck brain. But say writers really do hate writing, I still come b
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by aimor 5y ago
" The oregano is reputedly referring to an incident in which one of the original folks involved with BSD was hassled for coming across the Canadian/U.S. border with a bag of what was assumed to be an illegal substance, and turned
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by aimor 5y ago
This is really neat. It has me thinking about my own grandma who loves getting pictures on her phone, but is that the best interface for her? What if I could send pictures and they'd automatically print out, I think she'd like tha
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by aimor 6y ago
Is this different than the historical imagery feature that was introduced in 2009? I played around with it a bit. Timelapse seems to only exist at large scales. I can't seem to resolve anything more detailed than a highway. Previously
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by aimor 6y ago
I think there's a golf game that could be made from these type of real world puzzles. I would search for "2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019", select everything that shows up in the search results, and copy those to
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by aimor 6y ago
Actually I enjoyed the videos I watched. I'd say your site is spot on: one person's collection of recipes they like to make. My suggestion is to add a concise index. I didn't like browsing the paginated images. Unrelated to y
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by aimor 6y ago
In general I've given up on recipe aggregate sites. I have to be half-familiar with the dish just to fix all the things wrong with the recipes I find. In my opinion, divorcing the recipe from the curator is a huge mistake and no amount
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by aimor 6y ago
I often do work without direct internet access and it's painful at times. PDF documentation is wonderful, but when that's not available I sometimes save entire websites. Other useful things: dictionary, thesaurus, encyclopedia, wo
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by aimor 6y ago
I've been anticipating this, glad it's released! I started using Bevy a few months ago on version 0.4 and have had a really great experience learning the tool and getting help from the community. The documentation isn't as fu
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by aimor 6y ago
Thankfully no, I tried it and it requires additional account information. But I was also very honest when I called Amazon about the issue. Since I had shipping addresses, order history, and names of the other person I wonder if social engin
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by aimor 6y ago
I had a fun time this past year with someone using my email on Amazon. It took many calls and escalations over a few weeks before getting the problem fixed, largely because I wasn't the account owner. I have no idea why my email is all
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by aimor 6y ago
It's difficult to estimate accurately, but their methods are spelled out on the website. https://www.websitecarbon.com/how-does-it-work/ "Energy intensity of web data Energy is used at the data centre, teleco
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by aimor 6y ago
It's a point from the plausible.io website and sales pitch. https://plausible.io/lightweight-web-analytics The file size savings is 44.3 kB per visitor, which over 120,000 visits is 5 GB per year. The Website Carbon Ca
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by aimor 6y ago
I've seen a lot of attempts at neural network image generation that create constant artifacts in the images. It's not that image generators are unable to add a specific bias to their images in an attempt to look like a specific ca
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by aimor 6y ago
As a part of the pandemic libraries in my area are closed. This failsafe has also failed. I think you’re right that there should be a variety of redundant options to better cover people.
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by aimor 6y ago
The excessiveness of it.
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by aimor 6y ago
If you like the article, read the report. Especially the section, "How Can We Reduce Pedestrian Fatalities and Injuries?" There are many things we can and are doing to make streets safer for pedestrians, so it's alarming to m
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by aimor 6y ago
Yes, some people eat kombu (kelp) to alleviate gas caused by hard to digest sugars.
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by aimor 6y ago
I'm surprised it took this long, and it's still not completely gone. I've never understood the history of why http referer exists (original intent) or why the user would benefit from sharing it.
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by aimor 6y ago
This is neat! It kind of looks like a ziploc. https://cockeyed.com/science/eyeclops/eyeclops_ziplock.shtml
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by aimor 6y ago
Thanks for this writeup. I remember fondly a handful of applet games. Most vivid was Urbanoids, another one of Karl Hornell's applets: http://www.javaonthebrain.com/java/warp15/ There was a fun collection at
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by aimor 6y ago
It would be neat if there was a forum that provided a comment section for every website url. Users could use a browser add-on to display the comment section when they browse to a page. The key point here is that there is only one comment se
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by aimor 6y ago
Is there one for English?
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by aimor 6y ago
I wanted a different comparison, so I upscaled without filtering and cropped one of the images to show the same region. https://ibb.co/8gTKTtr https://ibb.co/9H0TCwh
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by aimor 6y ago
It's frustrating that the article never fully separates 'part of day' from 'time of day'. That is, sometimes we want to know if it's morning or mid-day or night, and other times we want to synchronize at specif
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by aimor 6y ago
One day my Android phone updated and the interface for accepting/ignoring calls changed. A circle appears and you swipe up to answer and swipe down to ignore. I get a call, press on the circle, and swipe up, nothing happens. I press on
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by aimor 6y ago
On my Android keyboard the backspace key is directly above and adjacent to the enter key.
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by aimor 6y ago
They're different types of radar systems. https://platform.leolabs.space/sites The pointed shape ones are 2D phased array radar. The radar is a grid of 4096 elements. It can observe things anywhere in the sky above it,
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by aimor 6y ago
My biggest complaint is that Windows doesn't allow ":" in file names. I just substitute "-", which is good enough, but not standard.

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