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by dangom 5y ago
How did they compute the SHA-256 of the example given? If I try it I don't get the 8888s
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by dangom 5y ago
Yes - especially curious if it works in 3D, e.g., in a parking garage.
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by dangom 5y ago
Does anyone know if this works in 3D? Could it be used to find in which floor a car was parked, for example?
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Mamba: A reimplementation of the conda package manager in C++(github.com)
2 points by dangom 6y ago|0 comments
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by dangom 6y ago
As a sibling parent mentioned, you can tag an element by inserting it into it's own heading and adding the :ignore: tag. I feel this functionality is overlooked, and it is in my opinion one of the most powerful features implemented in
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by dangom 6y ago
Right, in some of these attempts cues are learned before the participants fall asleep, so that they react to it while dreaming. One could argue that the distinction is subtle, and La Berge could've found the results these groups are sh
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by dangom 6y ago
What? This is your opinion and certainly not any objective truth. It does have a decent UI, but far from a "masterclass". Completely dark-pattern ridden to have people lose money more often than they can turn a profit. Check out O
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by dangom 6y ago
No. La Berge showed that lucid dreamers can reach out to their external environment (dreamer->experimenter), he did not show that they can react to external inputs (experimenter->dreamer).
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by dangom 6y ago
So funny, I literally called their customer service about 2-3 weeks ago asking for exactly that. The use case is that for some software that runs psychophysics experiments, the timing accuracy is better on Linux computers running AMD with A
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by dangom 6y ago
The conference is now streaming live at https://live.emacsconf.org/
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Emacs Conference 2020(emacsconf.org)
4 points by dangom 6y ago|1 comments
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by dangom 6y ago
We should remember that there is a lot of computing going on in the retina already, and that rod cells of the retina are so sensitive that they can detect even single photons [1]. The density of cells also depends on the location of the FoV
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by dangom 6y ago
You can deactivate it for sites where it interferes with your workflow. I've become used to switching tabs when it doesn't work, or hitting Cmd+L and searching from the address bar. To be precise, I use a combination of Ctrl+tab,
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by dangom 6y ago
Interesting that nobody mentioned not using tabs at all. I adapted the chrome.css of my firefox to hide tabs altogether, so I can get more screen real state. That paired with Vimium allows me to hit T to get a list of all open tabs, which I
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by dangom 6y ago
The term you are looking for is neurovascular coupling [1]. The increase in blood flow allows more oxygenated hemoglobin to flow through the capillary bed where the neuronal activity is taking place. This increases oxygen availability, whic
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by dangom 6y ago
Looks really cool. For those who are more comfortable taking notes in org-mode rather than md, check out org-roam [1]. [1] https://github.com/org-roam/org-roam
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by dangom 7y ago
As a researcher who composes a figure or two every now and then, I find Inkscape to be far more intuitive than Affinity Designer. Affinity makes simple things hard. Creating arrows was not a feature until recently, resizing multiple selecti
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by dangom 7y ago
Indeed. Scientists and policy makers know that decisions are taken by policy makers.
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by dangom 7y ago
Quoting from Corral 2006: "the longer since the last earthquake, the longer the expected time till the next". "the belief that the longer the time to get an earthquake,the bigger its size, is false".
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by dangom 7y ago
Definitely good to be prepared, but AFAIK there is no such thing as being "statistically overdue" for an earthquake.
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The Battle of Changshao(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by dangom 7y ago|0 comments
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by dangom 7y ago
That's an interesting idea, yet seems unsustainable. How would you deal with typing such a long password on a mobile, for example?
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NumPyro – Probabilistic Programming with NumPy(github.com)
5 points by dangom 7y ago|0 comments
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by dangom 7y ago
These are technically medical datasets. Unlike the weather, there are serious privacy laws in play here.
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by dangom 7y ago
Ideally a proper DNN reconstruction would learn the mapping from the raw-space to image-space. See, for example: https://www.nature.com/articles/nature25988 . There is just too much redundancy in MRI data, and initiati
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by dangom 7y ago
This is an insightful observation. What are your thoughts regarding why most choose to swim with the stream, instead of exploring other models?
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Doomsday Argument(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by dangom 7y ago|0 comments
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by dangom 7y ago
You are right. Yet hosting an encrypted 10kb for each user means that even if Bitwarden had a million free users it'd need no more than 10GB of cloud space to store all data. Consider syncing at startup or on adding new entries and the
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by dangom 7y ago
Very interesting. Has anyone been using it as a daily driver and could comment of safety, reliability and browser integration? How well do they behave compared to e.g. 1Password?
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Kmdr: CLI tool for explaining terminal commands(kmdr.sh)
2 points by dangom 7y ago|0 comments

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