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by edge17 5y ago
Isn't this basically what Apple should have done to avoid their throttling lawsuit? Told their customers to change their behaviors?
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by edge17 5y ago
Are these photos artificially colored or are these natural colors? (meaning, I guess everything is larger than the resolution of visible light) I've always wondered how these photos get taken. Do people also do videos?
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by edge17 5y ago
One of the most amazing things I learned recently was that the terracotta warriors in Xi'an were colored as well and met a similar fate shortly after the sculptures were exposed to atmosphere.
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by edge17 5y ago
I think a lot of difficulty arises in math noation because most people (myself included) read a lot of math but don't actually write a ton to express my own thoughts. I'm decent at engineering math but grinding through problems,
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by edge17 5y ago
I'm a fan of biographies. The first half of Walter Isaacson's Einstein biography fits this. Helped me appreciate how unobvious certain things were prior to discovery.
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by edge17 5y ago
If you're into canyoneering, you could just spend a while canyoneering in Zion and camping on BLM outside the park or get one of the walk in spots in the park (which I think you can just keep indefinitely until you decide to check out)
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by edge17 5y ago
If anyone wants a datapoint, I stop listening to podcasts once they go to Spotify. I use Overcast, and generally don't have the wherewithal to chase content. I'm guessing there are more like me. I was an infrequent listener to Joe
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by edge17 5y ago
Kind of. The only point of phash is to make comparing images fast and cheap... meaning from a practical standpoint there isn't a ton of useful information in the hash. All you really care about is the final hamming distance between two
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by edge17 5y ago
Yea, i've used phashs before to find duplicates in image datasets for training neural nets. Mainly as a high level method for cleaning up large image sets.
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by edge17 5y ago
There is some subtlety that is being left out in the discussion here. Latin American and US producers have a huge incentive to keep others out, so even though it's legal to import in 2021 with the right inspections, importing still req
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by edge17 5y ago
A bunch of people are pointing out the phytosanitary concerns. For mangos coming from India, they were made legal under Bush. But the problem is the Latin American market has a strong hold on the US mango market and does not want India or o
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by edge17 5y ago
Are there some downsides to using Gcode or something? Or are some of these other toolchains just different approaches?
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by edge17 5y ago
Can someone speak a little bit to the software toolchain for something like Axidraw? Is it SVG converted to GCode? I've build some of these types of machines for other pick and place tasks for my own needs, so just curious what in the
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by edge17 5y ago
I'm assuming android/google must do this already?
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by edge17 5y ago
Funny, I just found that link myself. I guess it makes sense, there was data and there was a need to comb through it. Seems like little to do with graphics directly, and more to do with being able to manage large amounts of data.
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by edge17 5y ago
What year are we talking? I get that is a pretty big use case now, but back then (mid 1980s?) was it also the case?
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by edge17 5y ago
Why was oil and gas a target for sales for them? I'm sure the industry has a ton of money, but back then what was the use case?
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by edge17 5y ago
last line, Written by Sarah McDermott.
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by edge17 5y ago
I think that book is usually recommended as a good book to learn from after you've already been through a course in linear algebra.
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by edge17 5y ago
Sometimes it doesn't matter. Thats why sometimes lossy compression is fine.
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by edge17 5y ago
Got it. Not sure how to answer that, some places are just hard to reach. I do know that sometimes roads or trails get built because too many people try to go to certain places and start leaving a footprint. When that happens, government som
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by edge17 5y ago
There's a good chance a bush plane dropped them off. Not sure what you're asking though, are you interested in trying to get out there?
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by edge17 5y ago
I searched for the Penn Museum and found this link https://www.penn.museum/collections/videos/video/1014 , but the video seems to have conveniently left out examples of anti-American rugs.
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by edge17 5y ago
This summary is longer than the article
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by edge17 5y ago
What are contrast baths?
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by edge17 5y ago
Is 3d printing a 1mm wide cube really something you need "one of the most advanced" 3d printers for? Can't we get better resolution than that with hobby grade hardware?
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by edge17 5y ago
I'm curious, but what does "can't pay" mean? Does it mean the drug cost 100%+ of your income? 10% of your income?
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by edge17 5y ago
I'm probably going to get voted down for saying it, but Fox plays a lot of UFO/Bigfoot type of stuff. Clearly it gets rating, and the previous President got a lot of his ratings from the same audience as Fox so maybe there is some
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by edge17 5y ago
Could you talk about some of the niche use cases of the app? I'm curious what the long tail of use cases looks like.
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by edge17 5y ago
Cool, first time I've seen this project

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