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> I thought the whole point of vinyl was that it maintains analog from recording to playback That may be one point for some people, but not mine. I have my music on vinyl and that is how I listen to it. Regardless of the quality or analo
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I don't know anything about game dev, but just a bit of support on the feedback: > feedback was tough: No clear goal, felt aimless. - There are plenty of successful games that fit this description. There are plenty of unsuccessful o
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Not commenting on the budgets cuts themselves, but operations, monitoring, and maintenance of JWST is under contract with Northop Grumman until 2027.
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Thank you for sharing. I have a home cooked web-app i use for saving recipes and I've implemented this into it.
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During my time on Apple Maps we were encouraged to attend OSM's Mappy Hours. It was a great experience to see just how much manual effort still goes into creating maps.
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> if i recall right, often servers were run as take a file leave a file, so if you had something good to exchange that was social capital Often there was a requests directory in the top level with you would need to upload a requested alb
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At 99% the speed of light it will take the traveler less than three years, while 20 years passes on earth. If they then turn around they will return to earth, they will arrive aged 6 years while 40 years have passed on earth. You can come b
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I appreciate both your initial comment and responses as it gave me a place to ask and learn more. I wasn't asking as an accusation–so I hope it didn't come off that way– but as someone not understanding what makes something work&#
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The book too it self aware, though you do have to make it to page ii. > In writing this book, we have gradually realized that it is more like a compilation of "notes" we have taken while learning about large language models. Th
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I assumed Arxiv was peer-reviewed content only, but it looks like that is not the case. Submission guidelines: https://info.arxiv.org/help/submit/index.html Moderation process: https://info.arxiv.org&#x
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I am not a security person, and when I tried to report an vulnerability in the authentication signing in the QuickBooks Ruby gem, the process caused me to end up just saying nothing. Intuit pushed me to H1, and I did not feel comfortable wi
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Thank you for the encouragement. I'll will take a week or two and spend some time with some focused learning. Do you have any recommendations where to start?
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> With no mathematical rigor there is no mathematical understanding. You are robbing yourself, as the concepts are meaningless without the context. I will think more about this, but I'm not sure I agree. I have enjoyed reading Feynm
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> Just stop whining about it in public. I'm curious if this is how my reply came across?
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Why does the model need to be linear?
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I appreciate you taking the time to help people understand higher level concepts. From a different perspective... I have no traditional background in mathematics or physics. I do not understand the first line of the pdf you posted nor do I
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Yes and the team could be missing structures to support junior engineers. What made them not ask for help or pairing is really important to dig in to and I would expect a senior manager to understand this and be introspective on what enviro
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> You still miss the streamer Are you familar with the models I've referenced? Both include streamers.
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KEF LS50 Wireless IIs and Dutch & Dutch 8cs are just a couple example of how the hifi market has embraced embedded streamers. They are excellent options for high quality sound with very low setup.
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> So what was his opsec mistake so that we can learn something from this case? From the article: "Anonymously extorting the President and VP as a member of the military is a bad idea, but it’s an even worse idea to harass people who
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I used something similar for a long time, but the past few years I've been using Path Picker. rg string | fpp git status | fpp git diff head~1 | fpp And with Zsh suffixes you can even drop the pipe. https://github
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> Only in Ruby world would someone say yeah what we need right there is a Gem with some define_method sprinkles Oh sorry. I didn't mean for it to sound like that is what I was saying. What I meant was a gem with a memoization DSL sh
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> if adding memoization is yielding significant gains, there's likely much more potential for optimization Most often when I see memoization in Ruby code it is when fetching data from either a db or external service. Memory isn'
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I don't think Ruby has this natively, but Rails adds it with Object#presence. https://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/Object.html#method-i-pre...
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Are there any MacOS software versions of this? I've been looking for opensource wake-work for a "Hey Siri"-like integration, but I'm very apprehensive of anything, malicious or not, monitoring the sound input for a speci
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Cove cuts.
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> Why not just use epoxy? It’s pretty easy to work with. CA glue is easier for me to work with than epoxy and has done a fine job for me.
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> The blade guard helps too, but AFAIK, there are many instances where you can't use it. Blade guards are rarely used in shops I've worked in. I've even worked in a shop that removed the riving knifes on their saws as they
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> I can't help but wonder if a big part of the reason the number of incidents is so high is because we're intentionally hyperbolic about risks I've work in multiple production furniture shops and that has not been my exper
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