doublerebel

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by doublerebel 4y ago
Gravity is very cool. Take some time to experiment with all the different visualization combinations. https://sidequestvr.com/app/6172/gravity
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by doublerebel 4y ago
In addition to the others mentioned: Google Keyboard, Snapchat stickers, Instagram stickers. I think also Telegram It would be more difficult to think of a popular chat app that doesn’t easily have Giphy available.
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by doublerebel 4y ago
Great to see Better Streets here! Thanks for this eye opening use of image style transfer. I found your Twitter through The Urbanist.
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by doublerebel 4y ago
Over the last week I’ve been wanting to use Steampipe for DevSecOps by layering Sliderule.io on top. Do you have any customers doing this or something like it already? I am going to give it a try tomorrow and take it up with our Sliderule c
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by doublerebel 4y ago
This sounds like SMF on Solaris (and derivatives). I used that pattern successfully on Illumos/SmartOS for several years.
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by doublerebel 4y ago
I basically do the same. My primary interface is https://www.hckrnews.com which shows active/popular stories in chronological order. Makes it much easier and faster to tell what I've already seen.
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by doublerebel 4y ago
Dupe from 20 hours ago, 114 points, same article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32654226
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by doublerebel 4y ago
> Cyclists should be held to the same standard of traffic laws > I don't have too much knowledge about current cyclist laws Cyclists mostly put themselves in danger. Drivers mostly put others in danger. That's why traffic
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by doublerebel 4y ago
This Shared Lane Marking is also known as a 'sharrow' (a combination of the words "share" and "arrow"). Sharrows are generally regarded as a dangerous non-solution, as you describe. > Results suggest that
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by doublerebel 4y ago
It is certainly possible to optimize the light spectrum for desired plant growth traits. An interesting and successful experiment over the years was http://ledgrow.eu , which culminated in producing a product. (No affiliation)
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by doublerebel 4y ago
Read „she has to“ as: she is innately driven to
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by doublerebel 4y ago
Clean desk but messy tabs here. I like the aesthetics of clean interior design, it’s peaceful and inspiring like a blank whiteboard. Also, nobody can see my tabs.
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by doublerebel 4y ago
Camo (by Reincubate) is the app they’re copying. Camo is awesome. It does color correction, cropping, zooming, a ton more features. Also works on Android, Windows, and many combinations of devices. Worth checking out.
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by doublerebel 4y ago
Seeing people in the same room with a pair of glasses is the same vision for the metaverse that has existed for decades, there is nothing new or original about that part of Meta's vision. The best choice they made was to sell a balance
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by doublerebel 4y ago
JWTs solve problems about statelessness. Most companies don’t have these problems and are better off with stateful basic auth tokens/cookies that are widely understood and supported and can be easily revoked. Also, signed and/or e
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by doublerebel 4y ago
Thank you for sharing. I wish you the best.
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by doublerebel 5y ago
For the ID station, I think the idea to bring Union Station back to life and use existing infrastructure to connect the multiple rail options at the same level is by far the best solution. It will pay dividends long-term. https:/&#x2F
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by doublerebel 5y ago
A self-contained device, not really. The closest would be an Azure Kinect or Luxonis OAK-D, both of which must be hooked up to a computer to capture and process images. (It's possible to use a HoloLens or Magic Leap to capture RGB-D
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by doublerebel 5y ago
I've had good results over the years with Juno Download, although I generally shop there for electronic music.
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by doublerebel 5y ago
1. How does this compare to MightyApp [0]? Does Mighty work on the UI side automatically, while Drifting in Space requires that the app has some kind of data layer separation to allow acceleration of just the data processing? 2. Is the dat
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by doublerebel 5y ago
Google is far more than 'pushing': currently any app added after August 2021 is required to let Google manage the keys. I expect it's a just a matter of time before it applies to all apps. Really disappointing that they are
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by doublerebel 5y ago
Old BMWs are particularly easy and common for swaps since many of the parts across models and model years are interchangable. The swaps used to be mainly to newer BMW engines or to LS* engines, but there are a few people doing it with Tesl
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by doublerebel 5y ago
There are many shops that either accept Bitcoin or host an ATM that takes Bitcoin, and have been for several years. There are also several "credit" cards that will spend Bitcoin by turning it into a local currency -- just like wh
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New holographic camera sees the unseen with high precision(phys.org)
2 points by doublerebel 5y ago|0 comments
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by doublerebel 5y ago
Throughout the entire article he also provides metric units for each measurement, thankfully.
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by doublerebel 5y ago
Requires use of Hyper-V... does this mean they will bring Hyper-V to Home edition? Seems like many users who would run Android apps are likely to crossover with the group of users who are not going to upgrade their Windows license to Pro o
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by doublerebel 5y ago
The Guardian article does read like sensationalism and is suspiciously devoid of actual crimes. On the other hand, this full report direct from the ICIJ is much more damning and relates each leader's tax evasion directly with the poor
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by doublerebel 5y ago
This article is uncited and is basically a blogspam slant on the much better original: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-09-19/fbi-seiz...
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by doublerebel 5y ago
That is a circular argument. That is the same argument as print vs original -- NFT owners are paying for the original to support the art regardless of how accurate a print may be. It's much more impressive to those people to have paid
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by doublerebel 5y ago
This is no different than any current artist with a limited print run. The earliest prints are typically still the most valuable and the artist has incentive not to create additional runs of the same artwork.

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