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alhirzel
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Others have mentioned static site generators. I like Hakyll [1] because it can tightly integrate with Pandoc [2] and allows you to develop custom solutions (such as `.pdf` downloads) if your needs ever grow. [1]: https://jaspervd
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Arctic Adventure was my sibling's and my favorite game growing up, when we were gifted an old computer. I spent years in my early adulthood trying to track it down, and finally my sister remembered the name and I found it on archive.or
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Another stand-out feature of Mitsuba is its focus on differentiability. Wenzel Jakob is an absolute rockstar in computer graphics, and his group creates informative demo and explanatory videos for their areas of work. These include: Differe
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You might enjoy the ECOSTRESS Spectral Library [1]. It has downloadable reflectance spectra overlapping with your sensor for a variety of materials. These spectra are collected in highly controlled lab conditions for pure material samples.
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Those interested in this article may be interested in experimenting with the Mitsuba renderer [1]. This is one of the best open-source spectral renderers, and it includes support for RGB and spectral modes (in addition to propagating things
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WFM now too... Fluke maybe!
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Google Giving 502
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Amazing! These migration patterns must be compiled from all of the observations that their app is used to identify; these kinds of crowd-sourced data products have the potential to change the way migration patterns are studied. I hope they
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Thank you!
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I like how short and sweet this summary is; it's impressive to think that years worth of person-hours of labor can be wrapped up like this. It reminds me of a short version of AOSA: https://aosabook.org/en/ Are th
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Fork (File System)
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Here are the ones from my shell, accrued into muscle memory and my zshenv over the years: alias ga="git add" alias gaw="git add -A && git diff --cached -w | git apply --cached -R" alias gb="git branch"
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Great idea!
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This is where my mind went too -- currently I use VimWiki for this and it can be pretty nasty. Just a little bit of sugar could go a long way.
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I am interested in tools of this type as well. One I know of is OPM: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object_Process_Methodology
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Idea – machine learning algorithm that browses the web?
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There are applications that have features like this (for example ArtemiS by HEAD Acoustics). I have long wanted an open-source solution for this.
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For our wedding reception (that we self-catered with a taco bar), we ordered a whole box of 100 avocados through our local school. Of course, we received them about 4 days ahead of time with the rest of the food, most of which would go bad
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Nice! Thanks for pointing their project out.
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I wonder if there is a device that just taps into the open/close wires, with a sensor that will optically detect the distance along the track of the highest roller of the door, and attaches magnetically to the track. This solution woul
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NearlyFreeSpeech Catastrophic Power Failure
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Catastrophic Power Failure Posted: 7 minutes ago Updated: 1 minute ago We experienced a catastrophic power failure of both primary and redundant power, street power, UPS, and generator. Power is back on now and we are bringing everything ba
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I love the name, it's intuitive today and does not have any overloaded meanings or other confusers.
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Wonder if they thought about de-icing...
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I wish they took pull requests. "Acceleration structure" is a basic one that's missing.
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Bose headphones
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Unrelated to Vim but reminds me of https://yannesposito.com/Scratch/en/blog/Haskell-the-Hard-Wa...
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Pleased to hear of your efforts. Can you help me understand the contrast between your product and Synopsys Virtualizer [1], mbeddr [2], Dymola [3], or dSPACE VEOS [4]? [1]: https://www.synopsys.com/verification/virtual-
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Does anyone know what the reflectance (or emission) spectra are of this material?
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Not an employee, but: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/enshittification The only pattern I see in response is continued innovation and the rise of new platforms. I think a business model resembling a "[public] benef
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