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by ath92 6y ago
Interestingly, a speedup of 2 orders of magnitude seems to be about what you'd expect if you only apply the algorithmic optimization (going from N^2 to Nlog(N) with N being in the range of a few thousand, like OP said)
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by ath92 6y ago
This is explained in more detail here: https://www.justinpinkney.com/toonify-yourself/ Specifically, there's this snippet: "These StyleGAN face models can produce a huge diversity of faces and it’s actually p
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by ath92 6y ago
Literally in the abstract of the first article you posted: Consumption of total, individual, or subgroups of dairy products was not statistically significantly associated with prostate cancer risk overall (HR = 1.05, 95% CI = 0.96–1.15 comp
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by ath92 6y ago
But if the government redistributes the wealth to its citizens, wouldn't that boost consumer demand and thereby boost economic growth on the demand side?
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by ath92 6y ago
If the store is liable, the consumer benefits in multiple ways: - They know who to talk to in case a product is defective. In most cases, it's easy to find out who was the original manufacturer (e.g. when their name is written on the b
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by ath92 6y ago
from the explainer [0]: Portals enable seamless navigations between pages. In particular, we propose a new <portal> HTML element which enables a page to show another page as an inset, and then activate it to perform a seamless transit
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by ath92 6y ago
Oh, this is really cool! :) I recently made something similar (also uses TFjs for the head tracking): https://compassionate-murdock-82fdbb.netlify.app/ (source here: https://github.com/ath92/blazeface-c
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Show HN: Fractal garden – realtime 3D fractal explorer in the browser(fractal.garden)
43 points by ath92 6y ago|6 comments
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by ath92 6y ago
The way I view it, Daniel's point was to focus less on what other people expect of you, and to think less in ways like 'will this help me progress in my career'. Both are examples of extrinsic motivation. Instead, reframing y
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by ath92 7y ago
yes
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by ath92 7y ago
Cool to hear that it works on mobile for you, I'll try to add some controls for phones without keyboards as well.
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by ath92 7y ago
Great ideas, will see what I can do when I get back from work :)
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by ath92 7y ago
Interesting that it crashes, this uses nothing but normal html & css for the actual rendering. I have noticed that on machines with slower graphics hardware, there are a lot of glitches (I think it has to do with low VRAM, but not entir
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Show HN: First person 3D environment using CSS 3D Transforms for rendering(affectionate-minsky-072f4c.netlify.com)
94 points by ath92 7y ago|24 comments
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by ath92 7y ago
While this website still works fine, the actual HTML that Frontpage generated isn't exactly easy to maintain if Frontpage stops working for whatever reason. The author of this website is basically stuck using whatever version of Frontp
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by ath92 7y ago
Because using SVG for user interfaces is bad for accessibility (e.g. for users who rely on screen readers)
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by ath92 7y ago
Exactly. This presentation style made it much easier for me to see what was being added to the code. I don't like having to continually scan different blocks of code to see what changed, and try to make sense of how the changes fit in
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by ath92 7y ago
Homerun says Sorry, this job opening is no longer available.
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by ath92 8y ago
That article is about European multinationals, not the EU
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by ath92 9y ago
1) Yes, it's voluntary, but the interests of the consumers aren't necessarily taken into account. Only the shareholders of the companies being bought stand to gain from the transactions. 2) Google/Fb gives these companies an
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by ath92 9y ago
Interestingly, as someone (I'm white) who has moved to Finland for an exchange, I haven't noticed this at all. Of course it's very possible that this is because I'm white and don't speak Finnish, but it's still