d0mdo0ss

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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
A few months ago I switched to gnome since it supports hidpi and fractional scaling, and it's snappy enough but somehow feels bloated in everyday use (ubuntu 20.04). I tried to switch back to xfce with a recent fix for fractional scal
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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
Hihi, weal, francli de inglish languej culd rader be used as a sujestion for combaining multipl langazhes intu ei hosh-posh of sorts. It did lid as rader tu dis steit of afers, after ol. Hau abaut starting wiz pronouncin leters as dei show
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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
off topic, but I'm curious what would've been a typical workday there.
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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
Variety has an in depth look into Roger Ailes, Film Review: ‘Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes’ https://variety.com/2018/film/reviews/divide-and-conquer-the...
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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
> use containers/virtualization for anything where ones hacking around might be dodgy - i.e. keep the work part of workstation in mind with all system updates/installations, etc. Care to elaborate? this might be useful to try.
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Are you planning for holidays and Covid
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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
> Still, the sheer scale of the problem is daunting. “Any reasonable search engine has to have 20 billion-50 billion pages in its active index,” Mr Ramaswamy said. When a user runs a query, the retrieval system must sift through vast tro
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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
I own an JBL charge 2. These are probably aimed for people who prefer high bass over a balanced sound (balanced they are not). Worst- the bluetooth connection is unstable even in direct sight, within 5-20 cm, with android/mac/rasp
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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
FTA: "... any wavelet can be reconstructed by adding together a finite series of identical wavelets squashed to fractions of its initial width: a half, then a fourth, then an eighth and so on." I may not follow or there's a t
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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
yes that was my conclusion after some research on this. there is an open issue on github for AMD support on pytorch, and looks like something works on arch linux, but really sounds like support is still in the hacking stage and far from pro
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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
I commented earlier, but figured to add some more: I'm rooting for AMD and also looking to replace a 2012 MBP with an AMD laptop. The defacto cards for ML work seem to be NVDIA (eg their RTX line, https://timdettmers.com&#x2
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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
anyone have some experience on this? I'm in the market for an AMD laptop capable of running standard sci-kit/pytorch/etc but these seem optimized for NVIDIA cards. I'm curious about the outlook for these trending AMD car
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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
I recently started using garmin products, is there a way to opt out?
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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
I recently found out about Jam Handy Organization and their documentaries for Chevrolet (how the differential steering works. Documentaries at the Internet archive site https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A%22Handy
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Jam Handy olympic swimmer and educational film maker(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by d0mdo0ss 6y ago|1 comments
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‘Divide and Conquer: The Story of Roger Ailes’ – Portrait of a Fox News Exec(nytimes.com)
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by d0mdo0ss 6y ago
The former Fox News executive Roger E. Ailes is the subject of the documentary “Divide and Conquer.” This article goes into some more details about the documentary (javascript heavy) https://variety.com/2018/film/r
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Listen to the moment the guns fell silent ending World War I(smithsonianmag.com)
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by d0mdo0ss 10y ago
The sugar industry has a history of lobbying public attention away from sugar and towards cholesterol. It has even enlisted places like Harvard School of Public Health on this task: http://time.com/4485710/sugar-industr
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by d0mdo0ss 10y ago
From the article: the newest tracking technology the researchers discovered is the one that leverages the AudioContext API. Third-party trackers use it to send low-frequency sounds to a user's PC and measure how the PC processes the da
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Google tracks 80 percent of all Top 1M domains(news.softpedia.com)
2 points by d0mdo0ss 10y ago|1 comments
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by d0mdo0ss 10y ago
At $150 the Mv88 seems a little steep. may be worth it judging by amazon reviews. TASCAM makes some affordable microphones for ios systems.
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by d0mdo0ss 11y ago
:( no mention of JM Jarre. Here are some oldies but goodies Oxygene https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IE9jShG9sD0 Magnetic fields https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyzXZ_NFVrg
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by d0mdo0ss 11y ago
One amazon review for The Society of Mind says "The book has nothing to do with artificial intelligence. It has everything to do with speculation. And since no one has builty the society of mind from this blueprint in over 15 years, wh
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by d0mdo0ss 11y ago
from another related article[1], "A working hypothesis is that socio-economic circumstances leave their mark on the epigenome leading to stable changes in expression of genes critical for human health, such as those involved in cardiov
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by d0mdo0ss 12y ago
Someone posted a somewhat toxic but somewhat valid point, and the project responded with more details about their 'source'. I add their response but it may be best to read the original post. To be sure to keep our source safe, we&
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by d0mdo0ss 12y ago
According to wikipedia "The onboard guidance software used a Kalman filter to merge new data with past position measurements to produce an optimal position estimate for the spacecraft." https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by d0mdo0ss 12y ago
> coca-leaf which comes from South America and is processed in a unique US government authorized factory in New Jersey to remove its addictive stimulant cocaine According to Wikipedia "The Stepan Company is the only manufacturing pl
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Pyman – Introduction to Python for Science [free Book](github.com)
3 points by d0mdo0ss 12y ago|0 comments