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by eloisius 2y ago
Crank your ISO up and play with shutter speed. You need a tripod to capture anything satisfactory.
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by eloisius 2y ago
That’s quite a rabbit hole, but I agree. I wouldn’t want things to start being machine translated to match my OS locale. But I would prefer maps.google.com not to default to Georgian just because I get IP geolocated there. It should give pr
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by eloisius 2y ago
That’s exactly what I would want. My phone is set to a certain locale and language. By default I would want my apps to appear in that language, and websites. I may want to set a particular website to another language, and I’d appreciate a s
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by eloisius 2y ago
At least to a Chinese reader it’s immediately obvious. 文 is the suffix to all written languages. 中文英文法文西班牙文 etc.
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by eloisius 2y ago
Hidden deeply in browser settings because the browser should inherit the locale from your OS, right?
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by eloisius 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | US Citizen Looking for computer vision work. Multi-view stereo, camera calibration, SfM, scene reconstruction, 3D object triangulation, 3D multi-object tracking. Object detection, tracking, video processing. I mostly
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by eloisius 3y ago
> We really need music search which follows more interesting routes through content rather than just 'people who like this also like' or 'here's another album by someone you already listen to'. I agree with this
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by eloisius 3y ago
Of course I’ve used an IDE before. I still prefer Vim to an IDE. And I enjoy writing typed languages in Vim because the compiler catches mistakes. I agree part of the problem is cultural. Maybe a bunch of Python coders are eager to use type
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by eloisius 3y ago
I agree. Prior to the introduction of types in Python, I thought I wanted it. Now I hate them. It feels like a bunch of rigmarole for no benefit. I don’t use an IDE, so code completion or whatever you get for it doesn’t apply to me. Even st
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by eloisius 3y ago
I don’t think privacy was ever Kagi’s value prop. That’s Brave. Kagi’s value prop is that it’s search that actually works.
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by eloisius 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | US Citizen Looking for computer vision work. Multi-view stereo, camera calibration, SfM, scene reconstruction, 3D object triangulation, 3D multi-object tracking. Object detection, tracking, video processing. I mostly
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by eloisius 3y ago
Not exactly what you're asking for, but Rerun makes it pretty easy to preview detections and a whole host of other things. You just log your data (image frames, rectangles, points, etc.) and it shows up in a GUI that makes it easy to t
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by eloisius 3y ago
Totally agree on OpenCV's Python API being hard to use. If your goals are to build something as foundational as OpenCV, but with a Python-native interface I'd be excited about that. I hope I don't come off as critical, I appr
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by eloisius 3y ago
> Whether you need to load your dataset from your hard drive, draw detections on an image or video, or count how many detections are in a zone. You can count on us! I'm wondering of how useful pre-assembled programs like "draw
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by eloisius 3y ago
Without compositing images, or small aperture with artificial blur, computation can’t help you with the tilt effect like the one of the store sign reading Arche, can it? The geometry of that shot is interesting to me.
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by eloisius 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | US Citizen Looking for computer vision work. Multi-view stereo, camera calibration, SfM, scene reconstruction, 3D object triangulation, 3D multi-object tracking. Object detection, tracking, video processing. I mostly
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by eloisius 3y ago
Mastodon particularly is a format that I cannot get into. Same problem with Twitter for me. Sure I could go mining the depths for that one person who posts something I like, but in my few superficial attempts, it just feels like I'm wa
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by eloisius 3y ago
I try exploring the 'alt-internet' or indyweb or whatever we call it from time to time. I've messed around on Mastodon instances, but it never really clicked with me. I never really used Twitter though, either, so not surpris
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by eloisius 3y ago
Not sure about GP’s setup by I accidentally have a drying closet too. It’s quite common where I live. There is a cold water clothes washer next to my bathroom. In the bathroom there is a retractable clothes line (just a wire in a spring ree
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by eloisius 3y ago
My thoughts exactly. There are almost no things I do on a daily basis where I want to go through a cognitively expensive process of changing modes into an immersive experience. Even getting my laptop out and opening it and logging in feels
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by eloisius 3y ago
NPC is used to deride “normies,” for herd mentality, often by people who proclaim themselves to be autistic.
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by eloisius 3y ago
Yep. I'm getting more and more aggressive with spam reports every year. If they don't have a single-click Unsubscribe link in the email, I won't even bother trying. I just mark it as spam. If the filter doesn't learn, I
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by eloisius 3y ago
There isn’t in the US, dominated by urban design built for cars, but in many societies it’s entirely possible to have drinks until late and then safely get home via transit.
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by eloisius 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | US Citizen Looking for computer vision work, specifically multi-view stereo projects: camera calibration, SfM, scene reconstruction, 3D object triangulation, 3D multi-object tracking. 2D problems, video processing. I
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by eloisius 3y ago
Blood oxygen monitors aren’t event expensive. You can buy little ones that clamp onto your fingertip for like $20. Seems odd that they couldn’t use their weight to secure a license. Where is the Apple that refused to have the “Intel inside”
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by eloisius 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | US Citizen Looking for computer vision work, specifically multi-view stereo projects: camera calibration, SfM, scene reconstruction, 3D object triangulation, 3D multi-object tracking. 2D problems, video processing. I
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by eloisius 3y ago
Personally, it would make me feel a burden of shame to have announced a goal and then had a setback, which would become a greater discouragement then just facing a setback if I had not made a big deal about it in the first place.
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by eloisius 3y ago
A half-backed GUI app to learn writing Chinese characters. When I was in Chinese class I developed a pencil and paper system that enabled me to memorize writing about 10 words per day. It's simple: I should be able to write a single wo
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by eloisius 3y ago
So “old book says so”?
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by eloisius 3y ago
It sounds like the primary benefit is reduced ODs for the drug addicts. Does it do anything to benefit productive members of society? Do libraries go back to to being libraries? Do parks once again serve as a place to relax and recreate wit

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