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7y ago
It may or may not work, but try applying the below project to a few frames to see what you get. Make sure to preserve the original footage on the original media, though. https://github.com/alexjc/neural-enhance
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7y ago
"The Eleven Laws of Showrunning" by Javier Grillo-Marxuach
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A possible result is that adversaries will deploy robots that all emit the same radiation patterns in lieu of identifiable persons.
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7y ago
My experience from applied math: > Intuition is powerful, mysterious, and a pleasure to wield until it lies to you. Then you have to crack the whip and reign in the horses. So maybe the price of powerful intuition is eternal vigilance...
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7y ago
To avoid trademark fun, you may want to rebrand at some point. A tech selection from Googling 'haystack' https://www.haystack.tv/ https://project-haystack.org/ https://thehaystackapp.co
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7y ago
Pi native audio has gotten a bit better. https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=195178
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I love this minimal approach, but I've learned the hard way that there's a missing word - "resilient". "you consolidate your finances in the minimum resilient number of accounts & cards" I almost lost my
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7y ago
There's also the push of inherently social occupations vs. individualistic occupations. https://science.sciencemag.org/content/344/6184/603.full
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Five Thursdays in November
(extension.purdue.edu)
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Alternatively, green spaces attract healthy people?
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Does this put drivers at risk in two party consent states?
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From a business perspective, what's your moat (in a Warren Buffet sense)? If you get good initial traction, how do you prevent copycat products?
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I think it's the official Zero W case with the non-camera cover.
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7y ago
There is also a rebuttal to that blog post: http://daviddobbs.net/smoothpebbles/alison-bass-your-facts-o...
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Which makes things dicey for retirees with post-polio syndrome. Moving keeps them mentally sharp, but also speeds post-polio progression (as I understand it).
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-u and -p don't seem to be needed anymore? The script complained so I dropped them. Also, I used the "F" cookie for -ce. So: ./yahoo.py -ct "T cookie"-cy "Y cookie" -ce "F cookie" "grou
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7y ago
I have a friend who only wears charcoal merino wool polos, jeans, and nice shoes.
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Best general advice I've heard: Get professional help if possible: Get meds and find a good counselor Get the Big Three in order (Food, Sleep, Exercise): Eat healthy (e.g., DASH diet), get 8-9h sleep, get daily aerobic exercise (with a
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Also, https://www.theguardian.com/science/2018/dec/30/children-leu...
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Law of Jante
(en.wikipedia.org)
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If you can read them in Thunderbird, sometimes that's all it takes. I had to save a friend's soon-to-deleted university account. I had another IMAP account also configured Thunderbird. I was able to drag and drop from the soon-to-
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Everyone is different, but for me strength training wakes me up, while cardio helps me sleep. What surprises me sometimes is how much cardio I need for good sleep. In one particularly high pressure week, I had to row (erg) 7-10km per a day
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"manufacturers are encouraged to design their systems to permit such software upgrades while ensuring security of the portion that controls compliance with the FCC technical requirements"
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I think it is, or includes, the baseband firmware for the actual wifi radio. I believe, but I'm not 100% sure, that the FCC has specific restrictions on how baseband radio firmware gets distributed.
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Feline learning – Nerf gun that detects cats
(alvaroferran.com)
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'It can kill you in seconds': the deadly algae on Brittany's beaches
(theguardian.com)
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Is there a scenario where systematically concentrating outstanding BTC into a few massive piles can be used to destabilize the whole BTC infrastructure?
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Can you do vertical farming with light pipes?
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The race to create a perfect lie detector – and the dangers of succeeding
(theguardian.com)
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Facebook confirms 419m phone numbers exposed in latest privacy lapse
(theguardian.com)
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