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I thought they have a free tier from October? https://twitter.com/hardmaru/status/1301362995356774401 Not sure what the 100k tokens translates to in terms of query limit
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Jurgen Schmidhuber has similar ideas - "History of science is the history of compression progress" https://youtu.be/3FIo6evmweo?t=1537 and (quoted in the paper) http://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/
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So what popped the bubble?
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https://twitter.com/sentimentrader/status/130191483614261248... "That FT article (following @zerohedge ) on Softbank suggests the fail whale bought "billions" of call options. The real story is tha
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you could just take a photo with your phone? there are some smart pens that do what you're asking for - https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/best-smart-pens/
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newer models have erasing, still similar price
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maybe something like this? https://www.newscientist.com/article/2241717-infrared-reflec... Would still be bad for astronomy but at least the impact for naked eye would be less.
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ok, so 30k satellites from SpaceX, 60k from OneWeb. I anticipate this is just the beginning, other US companies and other countries will want to launch similar amounts. What will the impact be when there are 500k+ satellites in LEO, who de
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http://q-yachts.com/ is also worth checking - not a hydrofoil but a beautiful (though expensive) electric boat
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Lump-sum tax only applies to foreigners, not Swiss nationals. Swiss wealth tax might be somewhat leaky, but still accounts for a non-trivial amount of tax revenue. https://voxeu.org/article/wealth-taxation-swiss-experie
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4 - Spain, Norway, Switzerland, and Belgium. I don't think it has stopped very wealthy people living in Switzerland or Norway in particular - but also I'm not sure how significant revenue it raises for the state. I think it's
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Yes treaties is what I meant. Hopefully more collaboration after November with the new guy in charge!
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Yep, I wouldn't buy farmed fish from Asia.
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Some farmed fish (like tilapia) can live on a variety of things, including soy and corn pellets. Algae, which can be used for many things - human consumption, farmed animal/fish feed and even fuel - can also be farmed sustainably. I th
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Japanese camera companies are really bad at cloud software - Sony Playmemories probably the worst offender. Also the in-camera "mini-apps" tend to be terrible. They make good hardware but horrible software. They should really buy
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looks like our chinese friends already have the motors, ESC's and so on ready to buy, and there is open source software - so the project thankfully becomes more an assembly exercise, similar to building drones
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Another electric boat from Finland - http://q-yachts.com/ - looks beautiful. They have been making electric propulsion for boats for ~15 years - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oceanvolt
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Has anyone experimented with DIY electric hydrofoil boats or surfboards? it looks like fun https://efoil.builders/
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there are a ton of phone mounts on amazon, it depends on where you need the phone. the desk clamp+goose neck ones are quite versatile, sometimes a simple phone stand like this is ok https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DHH95V
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Yes this is a worry. Together with the possibility of early vaccines having significantly less than 70% efficacy
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Anecdote - I had a small amount of money invested in SME lending through an online p2p lending platform since last year (UK). Not super high interest rates, about 6-8%, all "AAA" rated businesses. Before covid, default rates were
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It would be nice to be able to style things with CSS in figma, not just export the CSS
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I would love to see someone let Bill talk about covid, the implications of economic damage and increased debt over the next 1-2 years, the inequality which covid magnifies, and future methods of prevention - for an hour or two, with a good
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So many nice things here - and nearly all of them missing from iOS/iPad OS!
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14bit HEIF is still smaller than 8bit jpg. And lossless raw is easily 5-10x the size
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We may only be halfway, one third or less into this pandemic. I really hope that 1) the early vaccines will work 2) other mitigation strategies (masks, social distancing, quick tests at scale etc) will succeed in keeping R under 1 and small
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I don't think the iPhone HEIF is 14/16bit. And I'm not sure a single shot on a sensor that small has that much dynamic range anyway, so you'd still want HDR+ style multiple exposures. Just wish the end result wasn't
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Yep. But you can do a lot more post-processing to bring all that latitude back to 8/10bit color space, than if you start with a 8bit jpeg. Same as when shooting high bit depth raw files
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"HDR images can be challenging to edit, because some decisions are effectively baked into the final JPG. To maximize latitude for editing, it’s possible to save RAW images for each shot (an option in the app). However, this process tak
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Well it won't be Huawei
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