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by araes 3y ago
A quick search to WP Dog Intelligence [1] will quickly note that there have been cases of 1,000 words and this is actually fairly well known. It's perhaps interesting that researches are confirming anecdotal reports online, although a
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by araes 3y ago
The huskies Mishka and K'eyush have also been pretty popular over the last years. Videos of 10M+ upvotes, so obviously somebody's been watching. A lot are kind of painfully viewing owners poke their canines for likes, yet there
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by araes 3y ago
Looking at the page, it seems like there's nothing other than art installations in the Showcase. https://visualprogramming.net/#Showcase Is there something about the software the predisposes it being used only for art
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by araes 3y ago
Issue appears to be fixed, Name now appears in lower left and menu is visible on click with visible choice. Also replied over at the GitHub issue. https://github.com/conceptualGabrielPutnam/JAMA4JS/blob/main
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by araes 3y ago
Opened new issue at https://github.com/pages-cms/pages-cms/issues/3 with documentation. On the second comment, kind of figure it was a WIP currently, hence suggestions. Thanks for the work, as its a fairly l
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by araes 3y ago
Tried it out [1], and with a bit of work got it to function. Media, posts, all seem to upload and be viewable. With the lead-in, kind of thought it was going to be "click-a-button, you're done." However, had to wander arou
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by araes 3y ago
I seem to have the opposite problem a lot of the time. I tried using Meta's image gen tool, and had such a time trying to get it to make art that was not "kind of" sexual. It felt like Facebook's entire learning chain
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by araes 3y ago
Taking the actual example you provided, I can understand the issue. Since it amounts to blurring images of a virtual character, that are not actually "naughty." Equivalent images in bulk quantity are available on every search en
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by araes 3y ago
With the Big O notation, are there also possibilities for either the whole process to go to O(nlogn) or possibly subportions to the O(logn) range? There's also a lot of math operations over the years that have gone to O(Nª) where 1 &l
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by araes 3y ago
Which implies most humans calling any form of customer service should probably have a local audio recording, because otherwise you're in a lopsided witness situation. Don't want there to be a recording? That call just happened t
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by araes 3y ago
I suspect many Germans have varying personal interpretations (not being German). However, StackOverflow has a question/answer [1] where the most general answer is "right or freedom as in Recht auf freie Meinungsäußerung being &#x
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by araes 3y ago
In America, they're all based on the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (BPVC). It covers all the different types of nuclear certifications for organizations, because normal welding certs d
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Dust and cosmic rays from the surface of a binary comet (WP, GIF)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by araes 3y ago
Was reading about New Horizons, going past Arrokoth [1], contact binary planetesimals [2], and stumbled onto neat video of a lander on the surface of a binary comet. The actual comet is 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko [3] out by Jupiter. [1
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by araes 3y ago
There's a lot of ATMs in Targets. If they have that much watching, I think I want to stand with my hand over the buttons now. Although someone could probably watch your fingers at the checkout lane put in your pin. Camera script to c
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by araes 3y ago
Do you happen to be the writer of this technical article on AWS? [1] If not, someone on Seth Markle's team over at Amazon wrote a pretty fascinating article on the S3 architecture. Never actually heard the "airplane at 75 MPH ove
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by araes 3y ago
As far as I can tell, they don't actually draw a fingerprint from the point cloud they form, yet generally I agree. Some seem to be saying its not that bad from a personal credit card or phone unlocking thief perspective. However, my
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by araes 3y ago
Think you're referring to Frank & Frank 1985. It's pretty neat in terms of the tests and responses. Lots of springs, levers, and other puzzle boxes with the wolves almost always eventually solving the puzzles unless the wolf
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by araes 3y ago
The only argument I'm making, is that if 1,000,000 developers all want to train LLMs on video data, because they desperately need to beat Sora, or ChatGPT, or Stable Diffusion, then there's probably a lot rolling their own scrapin
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by araes 3y ago
Checking online, this [1] appears to be one of the most heavily referenced on StackOverflow for downloading both user entered and automatically generated transcripts. (Python based) [1] https://github.com/jdepoix/youtub
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by araes 3y ago
That story is one of the weirder stories I've read on Hacker News recently. Cute though: "The last hamster of the fields gave a timid crow when Alexander Resetaritz drew it out of the construction on his paw and pushed it into th
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by araes 3y ago
Are there any public numbers available on how much of the drug companies expenses is compliance related? Is that bookkept with "cost-of-doing-business" or some other line item? Current examples I have found: [1] Eli Lilly, 2022 A
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by araes 3y ago
I think the question I'm interested in is: Whether the students at University of Michigan are allowed to opt out of their own data sales, or: Request a percent license of the profits from the University selling their work afterward?
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by araes 3y ago
I totally thought this was an article about a phreaking [1] method of passing P2P messaging using actual hole-punches going pear shaped. Having now read the actual article, I'm not sure what I actually read. There was so much ad speak
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by araes 3y ago
Another way to look at it would be the bottom of the S&P 500, which sits at around $12.5 billion. If there's 6533, their combined asset cap of $2 trillion puts them somewhere around $300 million or so per company, at least a facto
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by araes 3y ago
If nothing else, this was nice for the chart reference on the perspectives. Can never remember what that aerial view in a lot of 2D games is called, where its not isometric, yet its still an aerial view like Zelda. The article itself, havi
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by araes 3y ago
The arXiv release can be found at: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2109.14720.pdf Looking through its fairly neat looking as far as imagery. Personally, they use the word tunnel, yet it appears more like the solar system exists
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by araes 3y ago
Part of the issue is the natural binary focus. If all states only have a positive / negative interaction with each other, then there can be no prime states other than 2. Silly Fry, 2's don't exist, only 1 and 0. From a comp
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by araes 3y ago
Very similar idea to Joseph Campbell's "The Hero with a Thousand Faces". [1] That almost all mythological plots tend to be downward U decent into challenges / temptations and return from the abyss, with an upward U retu
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by araes 3y ago
We ought to go to 2003 YN107 [1], it literally arrives at Earth's doorstep every 50 years. Although it's rather tiny at 30 m. The spiral patterns really neat to look at though. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

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