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by diydsp 8mo ago
Im guessing certain gym rats who also dont desk/computer work?
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by diydsp 8mo ago
Yes in one sense, but it also points to the insufficency of "normalness". See also: The Average Soldier.
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by diydsp 8mo ago
1. Foreign state actors 2. Inter-hostile agencies within the u.s.
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by diydsp 8mo ago
Its some what natural to german spkrs who use a special set of double quotes to start a quote in print.
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by diydsp 9mo ago
Ive done a lot of analysis on the Trump as Putin agent topic. I found he nearly as often acts agents Russia as with. What's more likely is he treats Putin as an inspiration, wrt to converting the country to an oligarchy and offshorin
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by diydsp 9mo ago
It's a communications skill, like, say, making powerpoint slides. If you get good at it, you will swear by it. But if can't gain skill, it's easy to think it's bogus. If you're deeply interested I can go into det
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by diydsp 9mo ago
I read his blog every now and then. He was cheering and celebrating the technical aspects of Trump's manipulative language... with no regard for its impact.
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by diydsp 9mo ago
I've been using it for a few months. Great project. I especially love adding i2c peripherals from M5. E.g. a bank of 8 rotary encoders. Also love how absolutely minimal it is in size and if you didnt notice, the screen is a touchscr
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by diydsp 9mo ago
I can see why, but this is doc+patient in collab. And driven by using science in the form of applying llm-as-database-of-symptoms-and-treatments. Anti-vax otoh is driven by ignorance and failure to trust science in the form of neither doct
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by diydsp 10mo ago
Ive observed a modern trend of little to no QA. Managers and CTOs insist developers can test their own systems. Maybe this makes more sense in the early phases of product development where I find myself lately? Seems to capture a lot of d
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by diydsp 10mo ago
Lol NYP stumping for Elon
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by diydsp 10mo ago
>needlessly subject the vehicle to road dangers. Needlessly subject the "safer than humans fsd cars" to road dangers
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by diydsp 10mo ago
>custom-made vending machines for Palantir
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by diydsp 10mo ago
The vaccine autism hoax is traced back to one specific discredired researcher: https://time.com/5175704/andrew-wakefield-vaccine-autism/
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by diydsp 10mo ago
Love the idea, but whence the training data? Not as readily available as billions of jpegs, lines of code, and audio files. Any clever ideas to source it?
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by diydsp 10mo ago
Good question. First start as small as possible. You dont need to design a massive system and burnout is a real possibility... which leads to: find groups already set up around you. We have a local food pantry that also cooks for people.
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by diydsp 10mo ago
Its not even just Rails ppl. In embedded ive seen so many consultants say things like, "no problem. I just started working on the ultimate, perfect way to set up a state machine." Confidence theater
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by diydsp 10mo ago
My friend Joe Allen did this with the air in a room! https://youtu.be/a5hOmPdxw0U
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by diydsp 10mo ago
Router designers hate him... Srsly... the ram inside a core router is some of the most precious resources around... this is an ooold idea.. people were doing at least as far back as the 2000s.. i showed them how our router (Avici TSR) work
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by diydsp 10mo ago
Upon request cg roasts. Good for reducing distractions.
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by diydsp 10mo ago
It's not inevitable. It's up to us in a shared world to decide how to govern ourselves and live our lives. Not to be at the whims of a small group of powerful strangers.
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by diydsp 11mo ago
You need to think more evil! Lets brainstorm! Theres a parking lot... what are the 10 wealthiest car owners...and the 10 frailest oldest people... or maybe the 20 women aged 19-25 blond under 150 pounds... and when do they get off work ti
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by diydsp 11mo ago
That is oft-repeated, but case law is starting to show it's not strictly true: See Mosaic + Carpenter case which say “Yes, each scan is public; yes, aggregation is different. " Carpenter shows the Court recognizes that aggregated
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by diydsp 11mo ago
Not automatically. There's aleeady case law(0x1) that ruled that images captured by Flock ALPR cameras are public records, even though the data are stored by Flock (a private vendor), not directly by the city. The court rejected the n
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by diydsp 11mo ago
Rule 1. Do not comply in advance. Do not accept it as inevitable. Do not give away your power without friction.
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by diydsp 11mo ago
Those are two recommendations out of how many? And how many years? How many errors do police make? Actuaries? Security researchers?
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by diydsp 2y ago
I just discovered the Example "Simple Oboe" and it's illuminating! It shows how each of the bore holes is chosen to make a specific frequency resonate. Of course I always knew that in the back of my head, but it's inte
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by diydsp 2y ago
I am curious how they are running the python code in the browser. But mostly it's fun trying to design tubas and french horns!
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Design an Instrument Horn/Bore in the Browser(demo-openwind.inria.fr)
1 points by diydsp 2y ago|3 comments
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by diydsp 2y ago
This is in-browser demo of the Openwind library for Python. It is designed to assist designers of musical instruments. It includes acoustic modeling, resonance detection and can even create finger charts!

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