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   by bcraven 4y ago

   Seemingly all the links have broken in the body of the article, so having the date would be useful to not expect too much.
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   by bcraven 4y ago

   HN's rules of civility do indeed have some relevant parts for your comment: "Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes." https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguid
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   by bcraven 4y ago

   To remove that 'lens flare' (technically an internal reflection) you'll actually need _more_ processing done to the photo. The only way to remove it fully would be with more expensive lens coatings and probably the removal of
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   by bcraven 4y ago

   Picking a white point is not "AI", no matter what the marketing will have you believe! The camera simply takes the average grey value grabs a temperature from it. You can likely stick your photograph into some basic editing softwa
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   by bcraven 4y ago

   Final paragraph: "Fonarow pointed out that cryptocurrency is just one idea the city has heard. Trail officials may learn more once the locked boxes are opened."
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   by bcraven 4y ago

   The animator Noodle recently put this video on YouTube that explains why he despises the idea of interpolated video: https://youtu.be/_KRb_qV9P4g
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   by bcraven 4y ago

   That was part one, the final solution was to use a colour sensor to detect plates beneath the train.
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   by bcraven 4y ago

   I'm surprised you didn't simply take a black photo. I used to cover up the lens with something opaque in order to take one when I had a black wallpaper.
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   by bcraven 4y ago

   Start with a second-hand Fuji XE-2 and a 35mm f1.4 lens. The YouTube channel GxAce recently did a video about the lens and it made me fall in love with it all over again. https://youtu.be/f6bm_0aNpMM
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    "Some of the side by sides are totally blacked out vs beautifully lit." Those are the side-by-side examples to show the raw file latitude.
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    There is one next to the O2 which is upside-down! https://www.alexchinneck.com/a-bullet-from-a-shooting-star
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    Am I correct in saying that, at least from the photos, this post and the article are shorting different pins?
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    Is this three unconnected statements, or are you driving at a point?
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    I consider it unlikely that De’Longhi, Illy, Smeg, and Breville all got together to sponsor a piece. I may be wrong.
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    When browsing I spend the most time interacting with the page, not with the address bar. Thus I want the page to be covering the easiest part of the screen to reach: the bottom.
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    Right-click > Open image in new tab https://i.imgur.com/wsWnMq0.png
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    Deconvolution might be able to unblur it. https://www.mathworks.com/help/images/deblurring-images-usin...
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    The primary purpose of a nude beach is not to look at other people naked, but to enjoy being naked yourself.
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    Updates break the 'open with' selection. Simply re-enable RIF to open *.Reddit links its app settings.
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    Prof Iain Stewart had a documentary called Planet Oil back in 2015 that had a long section on the history and development of hydrocarbons. I can see that iPlayer only has clips: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p048dpqp
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    Would you prefer "advertiser"? I would suggest there's no boundary between the two terms.
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    "We presently own and operate four primary campus locations (“Primes”), encompassing 12 active multi-tenant data center facilities with an aggregate of up to 14 million gross square feet (GSF) of space. Our existing facilities are equi
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    In Home Assistant the default 'met' platform uses Met.no. According to the docs it "was introduced in Home Assistant 0.79, and it's used by 67.9% of the active installations." https://www.home-assistant.i
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    Here's a contemporary site where the users discuss their confusion. "When did "Medireview" = Medieval???" https://www.enworld.org/threads/when-did-medireview-medieval...
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    > Hi, apps like this can no longer show hidden files on Android 11+. It is a system limitation, not something we chose to do ourselves. https://www.reddit.com/r/SimpleMobileTools/comments/u5fopt/s...
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    I don't understand how? Surely estimating someone's bone structure does not need a 3D model. A image-to-skeleton pipeline might even be useful for 2D sprite rigging.
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    by bcraven 4y ago

    https://www.reddit.com/r/london/comments/cnkcaz/private_eye_... It could be a similar to the technique used by trinket stores that was exposed by Private Eye.
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    by bcraven 5y ago

    GPR (Ground Penetrating Radar) would work to detect cavities at least. Some high resolution seismic work also be an option, albeit harder to run.
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    by bcraven 5y ago

    Audi have explicitly said they won't do that.[0] “Audi was – and still is, but was maybe more so in the past – known for this joy of use, the haptic sensation when you push and toggle buttons. This is exactly what we wanted to bring ba
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    by bcraven 5y ago

    That may be, but if you are allergic to it then that's not sufficient reason to eat it. Hacks like this can help allergy sufferers.