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crubier
4y ago
Let's make WASM VST plugins!
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4y ago
Why without Lidar ? Why not without camera then ? Lidar has nothing to do with Internet connection.
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4y ago
More specifically, Isle of Man Tourist Trophy. 250 dead pilots and counting.
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4y ago
Energy density/range. Long races like Formula 1, Le Mans, Dakar Rally are far from being won by Electric cars, because of the range/enormous batteries it would require.
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4y ago
If they aren't stupid (And I bet they aren't), they made several independent redundant power system. I think distributed power systems (i.e. lots of small engines) is actually on of Lilium's main strength, can be made very re
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4y ago
> Your reflexes may have dulled a bit, but your tolerance for endless repetition will be immense. I think that comes from having kids! I'm currently in that boat
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4y ago
> TensorFlow code can directly run on GPU. SymForce cannot. I think this is just a matter of tweaking the code generator, and not a hard limitation of Symforce.
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4y ago
I think the approach makes a lot of sense. In the past I’ve been using Matlab and Mathematica to solve robotics / trajectories problems symbolically and then generate code from the solutions, as big fat inlined functions. Having a tool
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5y ago
You confused usernames a bit.
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5y ago
Lol. Assuming you’re not trolling, I’d say yes, you have to be aware that any signal from you (including time spent watching each video) is analyzed by TikTok.
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5y ago
Lolll read my message above again! Most of us get exactly zero Asian girls on our TikTok. You just basically told everyone that TikTok detected that you probably have a (maybe subconscious) attraction to Asian girls.
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5y ago
The thing is that you DO train it to do that. Not everyone’s feed is like that. It just depends on what TikTok infers from your usage. So in a way, saying that TikTok is outrageous is a bit hypocritical: it shows what you seem to like, and
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5y ago
Important reminder: don’t talk too much publicly about your (wife’s) TikTok feed, because it says more about you than you’d think. I’ve seen so many people complain that “tiktok keeps showing them young girls dancing” lol.
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5y ago
Looks cool ! How does it compare to temporal.io in your experience ? I’m evaluating options at my current company, between airflow and temporal.
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5y ago
You are right, this is why approaches like plenoxels are vastly faster than nerf. They combine the optimization approach of neural nets, but combine it with a simple and regular data representation of the scene. https://arxiv.org
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5y ago
If you have infantry covering the ground around the tanks and air superiority, what are the tanks useful for ? It seems that you’ve already won by the time the tanks start being useful.
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5y ago
> using a microwave with microscopic cracks in the glass and staying nearby No, this is false. Microwave are non-ionizing radiation, and microscopic cracks in the glass won't do anything. Maybe large cracks in the metal mesh under t
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5y ago
Yet people are fine with building / enlarging roads...
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5y ago
Sorry, but you should be happy the whole world and companies are joining your fight. Putin has to be stopped now, that includes some uncool stuff like this and blocking SWIFT.
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5y ago
I think it's region and connection speed dependent, but for several years I noticed that meetings with zoom had wayyyy less problems with freezes, bad quality, audio drops and stuff when compared to all other tools.
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5y ago
There are known unknowns and unknown unknowns. I believe Mars colonisation is today 95% unknown unknowns, so there is no way we get any valuable insight from a simulation that misses 95% of the point. E.g. a moon landing simulation in 1969
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5y ago
The phase difference between light bouncing off two aligned mirrors is NOT random. This is what you are missing. Non-coherent light only means it is made of many wavelengths at the same time (Think of it as the sum of many « coherent lights
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5y ago
Sorry but you didn’t seem to really understand the implications of light being a wave here. Forget about photons altogether and think of light as a wave and you will understand that yes of course, light bounces on all mirrors and interferes
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5y ago
Saving money to develop features that people actually care about. In contrast to having native looking UI depending on the platform.
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5y ago
> you really should stop clicking icons to start programs Yeah… That’s the whole problem with Linux UX… Answering users’ legitimate feedback with « you should stop doing this way because it’s bad » lol. And then Linux champions get surpr
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5y ago
There is actually a difference in expected outcomes at lottery if you choose different numbers. Commonly played number will be shared among all winners, so your share will be less than with rare numbers.
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5y ago
Have you ever tried 1Password ? I think most people who tried both will tell you that the experience is night and day. Cross-device, cross-app integrations, password sharing, etc. Like most old-school open source software, Keepass was built
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5y ago
Yay the kind of « monstrosity » that all apps are moving to because that’s objectively what 90% of users prefer.
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5y ago
You used one bad app so there is a general decline ?
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5y ago
You can have them back! Just use old versions of your apps, or old apps. But you won’t because deep down you know that those “web repackaged” apps are actually better than old GTK apps. More features, nicer UI, etc.
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