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by blkhawk 4y ago
The guide is a bit lacking - I made such a foil based smart mirror and the mirror you get from just a foil is not good. I would more call it a reflective grey surface than a true mirror. So I would suggest getting a proper partially silvere
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by blkhawk 4y ago
My definition of a smart AI is an AI that is smart at mimicking a human - that means as a Game AI it would play an entirely different game of "mimicking a human" in essence. The issue is that a lot of things a computer controlled
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by blkhawk 4y ago
almost nobody claims that. everybody knows covid was caused by 5G :P
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by blkhawk 4y ago
Everybody who ever made a photograph that shows blue sky and posted it online - easy.
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by blkhawk 4y ago
I am aware - I was trying to convey my experimental results ;)
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by blkhawk 4y ago
I build a combined real CO2/ppm monitor 3 years ago and I leaned quite a bit about indoor CO2 accumulates in practice and how to actually prevent it building up at all. This is from a single sensor I moved around over months so I might
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by blkhawk 4y ago
the other hit station looks on a map of larger scale as if its connected to the higher voltage national grid. Only with a sufficiently high resolution map can you see that the power-lines are just running in parallel for a bit and that ther
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by blkhawk 4y ago
The Linux version just gives me a dark blue screen with slowly growing memory usage over some minutes.
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by blkhawk 4y ago
We are already cut of from general evolution as long as we have a society that relies mostly on factors externally to genetics. Those factors are so much more rapid and impactful than the slow evolution by procreation and death statistical
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by blkhawk 4y ago
vell how would man know if zee sketch is funny otherwise?
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by blkhawk 4y ago
I have to agree that that is offline :) I use a picovoice wake-word on my DIY offline Assistant myself (RPI-based) and I was tempted to dig up a STM devkit from somewhere but then I remembered that I probably would want a microphone array f
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by blkhawk 4y ago
Thinking about it there aren't many things that are as cheap an durable as steel and aluminum. You surely know how the amount of energy you get out of the panels changes with inclination and just laying them flat is only feasible if yo
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by blkhawk 4y ago
For me GIMP has been infuriatingly good - by that I mean its 95% amazing and 5% complete and utter horseshit. Sadly I run into those 5% often. GIMP has the signs of what I call "Brainworms" in a project. By that I mean conceptual-
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by blkhawk 4y ago
Yes so strict that we don't even do the shoe thing or the crotch grab thing here.
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by blkhawk 4y ago
Cookie Autodelete is the plugin for that :)
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by blkhawk 4y ago
I don't think this fits - she didn't become prime minister in this crisis - At least whatever state of crisis existed became so much worse that it is its own crisis now because of her ideological bent decisions.
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by blkhawk 4y ago
Yes, it pretty much started when they decided not to "confuse" consumers the first time with USB 2.0. Claiming said fear they made all the USB 1.1 Devices USB 2 just with a different speed name. That way you could have USB 2.0 Mic
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by blkhawk 4y ago
yes I assumed you were talking about GIMP - my bad
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by blkhawk 4y ago
Good to hear that its not pure hard-headedness that caused this. Sure, but when I look at the development of image editing tools in the 90ies then vector shapes and layer pretty much was widespread by 1998. If I were to guess then the funct
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by blkhawk 4y ago
Really? Can you make a shape then adjust it after you made it? Cause I cannot find that - as soon as I fill or stroke the vector it drops into bitmap and can only undone not adjusted.
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by blkhawk 4y ago
If it were only that - there are features that will never be implemented if certain utterances by core devs are any indication. I am more a PSP than a PS guy and I really tried to use GIMP for my image editing needs on kubuntu. I even ran a
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by blkhawk 4y ago
well the takeaway is to not trust news media to report on science correctly and be doubly sceptical when its interesting or "newsworthy" results. That means there never was a discrepancy - it was just interesting so the news media
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by blkhawk 4y ago
not as far as the rest of the world or the scientists at the time were concerned. From what i read it was mostly a US news-media thing.
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by blkhawk 4y ago
Uh, why are you linking a lot of NY times and random letters. You are aware that news media often misunderstands science or gets it wrong by amplifying the most surprising and interesting conclusions one might take from research? This whole
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by blkhawk 4y ago
Could you define how long "for long periods" is and who those Scientists were? It is really funny how the "but they told us its cooling" thing is actually only widely known and talked in the English speaking parts of the
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by blkhawk 4y ago
well its vehicles sold not cars driving. I would expect that to add up quickly over the next decade.
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by blkhawk 4y ago
nobody argues for using batteries for everything. But as cars go they can pretty much hit 90+%(1) of use cases. As for hydrogen the problem is that you can make a battery car go several times as far on the energy required to produce the hyd
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by blkhawk 4y ago
yes, a private company that has bought the information can just chose to share it for a fee with anybody it likes. Why would a judge be involved in that?
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by blkhawk 4y ago
Yes, in a neutral environment everything can be discussed and its a "healthy". The problem is that hydrogen was used as a discussion poison. It uses up air and blocks talking about the important stuff. You cannot discuss every cra
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by blkhawk 4y ago
Yes that's exactly what the government collects taxes for. That is what say the Bergrettung does. Or what the Coast guard does if there is somebody lost at sea. Also if somebody on an Antarctic base gets sick and can be evacuated they

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