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by bhickey 3y ago
> resolution of the radar data is too low SRTMv3 is 30m/px covering latitudes ±60. The earliest release was 90m/px. There was also release that was 30m within the United States and 90m elsewhere. > steep grazing angles from
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by bhickey 3y ago
> Secure cryptographic hashing (use at your own risk) Well that's a whole lot of nonsense. Holding out a hash function as secure while providing no analysis is laughable.
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by bhickey 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authors_Guild,_Inc._v._Googl... .
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by bhickey 3y ago
Fair use doesn't enter into it if weights aren't copyrightable. They're machine generated by stochastic gradient descent. There's no human hand setting the weights. We won't know until something ends up before the U
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by bhickey 3y ago
lol
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by bhickey 3y ago
Someone else's breach of contact isn't my problem.
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by bhickey 3y ago
There's nothing wrong with them wanting to make money. Granted, I think they're going about it in a hilariously stupid way. Their product is miles better than Slack. Regardless, I'm no longer willing to rely on them.
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by bhickey 3y ago
Between the discord username switch, their new UI and the reddit shitification, I think the writing is on the wall. Communications are too valuable to be left to venture capitalists. I wish that Discord had decided to monetize by taking on
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by bhickey 3y ago
> We did some inverse model explanation work which quickly showed that our car was paying attention to the overhead skylights more than the actual tracks. It must've been posted here before: this is exactly the strategy Andy Sloane
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by bhickey 3y ago
The calculations are in section 2, beneath Figure 2 in the HTML version of the paper.
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by bhickey 3y ago
It's unclear if model weights are protected by copyright in the US.
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> Nobody needs or wants it. It has really been almost 15 years with no viable legitimate use case at all. That's not true. It's been very useful for funding the DPRK nuclear program through ransoms.
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by bhickey 3y ago
This is just survivor bias.
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by bhickey 3y ago
Tell me you've never worked on a CDN without telling me you've never worked on CDN. Compared to transit, last mile bandwidth is effectively limitless and free. Cache fill at the edge is important, last mile caching not so much.
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Kittaya Pawlowski DMCA Complaint(lumendatabase.org)
1 points by bhickey 3y ago|0 comments
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Maximizing survival time below the Schwarzschild event horizon(arxiv.org)
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Ranch owner in corner crossing case drops suit(wyofile.com)
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by bhickey 3y ago
Blocking access to public lands is a violation of the Inclosures Act of 1885. https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?path=/prelim@title43/cha...
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by bhickey 3y ago
In 1971 SLAC was the target of a bomb attack. https://www.slac.stanford.edu/vault/pubvault/news19701971/sl...
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by bhickey 3y ago
The Cohen paper is great. Simple, accessible, pleasant results. I implemented it as an option for Dungeon Crawl which, to my knowledge, is used in Crypt.
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by bhickey 3y ago
They beg for a single dollar to satisfy the public support test. This requires that a third of their funding must come from small dollar donors. I wouldn't give Wikimedia a dollar (mission creep, etc.) asking for piddling amounts isn&#
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by bhickey 3y ago
Transformer editing is an active field of research. https://arxiv.org/abs/2202.05262 https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.07229
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by bhickey 3y ago
https://www.together.xyz/blog/redpajama
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by bhickey 3y ago
The real world isn't basic chemistry and we shouldn't flippantly pretend it is. Stove gas also contains nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide and formaldehyde. In a study of (approximately) all children in asthma, researchers found th
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by bhickey 4y ago
That's because it doesn't. Take a look at papers citing _The transfer of learned behavior from trained to untrained rats by mean of brain extracts._
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by bhickey 4y ago
The requirement I'm familiar with is crossing all meridians and the equator.
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by bhickey 4y ago
Here's more than you ever wanted to know on the subject: http://donhodges.com/Controlling_the_barrels_in_Donkey_Kong.... http://www.jeffsromhack.com/products/donkeykong_tech.htm
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by bhickey 4y ago
Jumpman's facing influences barrel behavior. With a four way joystick you can't vary your facing while climbing a ladder unless you pause on the ladder. The ladder climbing sprite is facing agnostic. With a four way stick a player
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by bhickey 4y ago
> Either way it's modified. Yep. The oldest rules I've seen require that the machine have an original stick. > More to the point the footage is consistent with 8-way movement Which footage? An eight way stick let's you
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by bhickey 4y ago
I built exactly this board for a homebrew (S)NES controller. Simultaneous L+R inputs are converted to neutral and U+D are converted to U. Even with the interlock a player can gain an advantage by buffering inputs.

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