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Thanks for the reply! I've just realized I assumed speech-to-text and text-to-speech were similarly complex and unincentivized toward open development. (I wanted to play around with augmenting speech-to-text for some time.) TIL. So how
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5y ago
I think I finally get it. The contemporary expression of "gender" is like an arrow that only ever points fully to the left or fully to the right. What an unhelpful oversimplification and bias. It's like a conveyor belt that c
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5y ago
It would be really cool to be able to hook into where words started and ended. Then you could add a background tone/frequency rising in pitch with indentation level (and maybe have no tone for the root level). Oh, if only speech engine
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exikyut
5y ago
Ah, I see! Very cool. (And also cool to learn that domains showing parking pages can send/receive legitimate email. I would never have expected that!) It would make a lot of sense to translate to Japanese if the issue is Japan-specific
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5y ago
> leaked "License: Affero GPLv3 for all cellular software, GPLv2+ for some remaining software (libosmocore, OsmoPCU, OsmoSTP, OsmoGGSN)[1]" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osmocom ) O.o?
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5y ago
!! I opened https://numair.com in a new tab so I could stumble on it in a bit (figuring this info would turn up there), only to discover a parking page (and TLS cert Chrome did not like). Double-checked the spelling twice. Is
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5y ago
> Oh it can be a bit like that sometimes. Kernel crashes, general instability, overheating, broken (or shorted) PMICs, miswired signals (turns out it's very easy to get TX and RX pairs between CPU & peripheral mixed up), wrong v
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5y ago
ooooh. Not what I was expecting. I somehow associated "find console" and "board bringup" with notions of signal analysis and 23 SMA connectors and "BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request" and "ARGH
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5y ago
ipadshatter.wav
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5y ago
> Does it actually lead to higher sales? If not, nobody is going to care about our wish for more companies to do this. I think this is a really, really interesting phenomena: the human brain (perhaps when sufficiently institutionaliz
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5y ago
Out of curiosity, what kinds of boards?
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5y ago
Reformatted, because very interesting: --- From my experience: - NVIDIA seems to have best balance of culture of competency, work satisfaction vs how well is run, although it is getting more bureaucratic as it grows - Google used to be good
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5y ago
So before Borgmon existed, the quota unit was basically an entire machine? No virtualization? Oh wait, this was probably 2008, VMWare had only just figured out JITed software virtualization a couple years prior. Makes a bit more sense now.
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Right, but I get the impression that the firmware vies for space with the rest of / et al. Sooo that means the wear leveling had better be ahead of whatever lifetime writes you throw at the system, or...
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exikyut
5y ago
Just had a look at the linked page out of piqued curiosity. The "get started" link on the homepage points to a GitHub release page ( https://github.com/AdaPlusPlus/gcc/releases/tag/0-2-0 ) with a
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5y ago
What was the provenance of/motivation behind (writing) KDrive? I always wondered.
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5y ago
Saudi Aramco is estimated to be worth $2t-$10t (it's privately held, so noone knows) and 35,000 of their computers got their MBRs and MFTs (extrapolating) nuked in a political sting operation in 2012. It's handwavily rumored the H
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5y ago
It would only be fair to write the Java version in JVM bytecode, in this style: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29036245
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Morbid but curious question: when tolerance declines, does a de-rated dose (say, 100% of the body's safe mechanical limit) produce the same mental effect as the previous, now way higher dose would? IOW, does the tolerance affect the me
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5y ago
I've been pondering for a while if being at certain points on the bathtub curve of learning/integrating new things (the disorientation phase, the sense of no progress) may create exponential sensitivity to emotional stress (like b
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Curiously the last photo on the site clearly shows an SMA footprint, but the photos only show unpopulated solder pads. I wonder if you can order the board with the SMA socket populated?
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5y ago
Aaaaa! What's the table name, and can I read it from Linux?
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And but of course nobody's going to make the effort to internally test with super outdated installations (although a VM snapshot or two, or a new install, would've made it simple enough). Good point.
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5y ago
Windows NT (as a usable thing available to the naive general public) didn't exist before Microsoft built it, so it was technically correct to call it new technology technology. In the same vein, this is arguably new compression techn
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Huh. I seriously need to graph the size vs price thing and figure out where the sweet spots are. I last did that sort of thing a few years ago, got completely out of the game. I just googled a bit and discovered 18TB drives are a thing and
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Given the cloud ecosystem (and associated markets), I would be noteworthily surprised if an average datacenter/colo's smart-hands facilities wouldn't be able to accept me mailing in some HDDs, having them attached (possibly b
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I happened to check Amazon a few minutes ago while writing another comment and found 18TB drives seem to be hovering around US$350. 6*18=108TB (and US$2100), however , that does not account for redundancy. I recently learned the fun way th
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5y ago
An annoyingly broad answer, but: broadcast an opportunity in which you provide vetoed access to the server/instance holding the data (eg, with standard user accounts, private home directories and the data located read-only in a dir off
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That solves the routing problem, but not the pipe size problem. 70TB over 1Gbps: 6+ days 70TB over 500Mbps: 12+ days 70TB over 100Mbps: 2+ months 70TB over 50Mbps: 4+ months 70TB over 25Mbps: 8+ months 70TB over 10Mbps: 21+ months 70TB over
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HN Feature™ #36,812,937: this type of thread HN Feature™ #36,812,938: we get to take in the bigger picture, as comments are not collapsed algorithmically (IIUC) <3
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