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Phobos photometric properties from Mars Express HRSC observations(arxiv.org)
14 points by dweekly 2y ago|0 comments
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by dweekly 2y ago
Kind of a...non-statement? Like "well, we strongly prefer when folks include open source, but this was neat and we want to be able to publish cool work, soooo...?"
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by dweekly 2y ago
The good news here is that the fine folks at the FAA have spent a lot of time thinking about how to keep aviation secure in a GPS denied environment, which is their basis for the build out of the VOR MON. https://www.faa.gov&#x2F
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by dweekly 2y ago
If this were true, then wouldn't folks just need an application binary that statically links all of its required libraries and resources into a giant, say, ELF? Why even bother with a container?
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by dweekly 2y ago
Blade Runner https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrP-_T-h9YM
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by dweekly 2y ago
The article also says "If passed, the bill would bar Clear, a private security clearance company founded in 2010, from airports in California. " The bill text introduces no new, privately-operated security line; it only says that
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by dweekly 2y ago
Let's please use better sourced media for discussing international events.
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by dweekly 3y ago
The use of bone char to filter cane sugar is interesting -- but something that I'm finding puzzling is that the above linked article specifically says that the bone char was used for sugar beet processing, but many other online sources
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by dweekly 3y ago
Delphi, Turbo Pascal, Visual Basic, and HyperCard were all really fast ways to build GUIs some 20+ years ago.
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by dweekly 3y ago
Not sure if it's what you meant, but DNA Computing is a whole field! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNA_computing
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by dweekly 3y ago
It means all the main chips required for a large-scale datacenter. And many of the layers of software on top of it. Hardware: * The GPU * The GPU-GPU Fabric (NVLINK) * The CPU * The NIC * The Network Fabric (infiniband) * The Switch And tha
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by dweekly 3y ago
What are your custom instructions?
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by dweekly 3y ago
There's limited information on the site - are you using them or affiliated with them? What's your take? Does it work well?
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by dweekly 3y ago
How would the proposal not address your situation? You could inform the service providers in question in a structured way that they have the wrong email address for their user, ideally with one click from your mail client.
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by dweekly 3y ago
Hey folks! Over Christmas break I received an email for Diane. I'm not Diane. It was a transactional email so didn't have subscribe and there was no standard way to inform the commercial sender they had the wrong person. With post
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Show HN: A Standard for Misdirected Email(datatracker.ietf.org)
10 points by dweekly 3y ago|4 comments
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by dweekly 3y ago
If the hypothesis holds even in part, deceleration of Moore's Law could have drag effects on progress in many domains.
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by dweekly 3y ago
Blind mistrust can lead to even more foolishness than blind trust because it presumes the individual alone to have the power to fully discern the systems of the world independent of the inputs of others. This framing is how you get things l
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by dweekly 3y ago
Yep. 11 out of the 50 states require all parties who are being recorded to consent. For instance, in California it's not legal to record secretly: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySectio...
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by dweekly 3y ago
I was recently in Fiji - of note, Google Translate does not support Fijian; however GPT-4 did a lovely job of it. GenAI is going to be transformative for low-resource languages - both making their content available to a global audience (out
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by dweekly 3y ago
Or while moving.
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by dweekly 3y ago
Paper (which is more useful than the linked HF model) is at https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.02415 There is also an -Instruct variant of this model published on HF. They are claiming the best balance of performance on langua
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by dweekly 3y ago
That's Google! The Facebook video you want is "pusher, I need a hotfix"
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Show HN: Feedback on "Wrong Recipient" IETF Draft
2 points by dweekly 3y ago|0 comments
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by dweekly 3y ago
This is true, but also mostly moot, sadly, due to the pervasive use of URL shorteners for QR code services. So instead of seeing a nice hover-over of "SuperDeliciousItalian.com/menu", as often as not it will be "qr.to&#x
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by dweekly 3y ago
How it manages its promotions, even moreso than org.
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Chicken Tax (and Cars)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by dweekly 3y ago|1 comments
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by dweekly 3y ago
DisplayPort is even simpler; a notched shaved off of one of the corners.
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by dweekly 3y ago
A wonderful story, though the concept was clearly heavily borrowed from Ken Thompson's classic On Trusting Trust: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rdriley/487/papers/Thompson_1984_Ref...
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by dweekly 3y ago
https://www.meta.com/quest/compare/ Quest 2 was 90h/90v, Quest 3 is 110h/96v

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