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by fl0ps 4y ago
If someone can correlate these cams to a location/elevation for positional information it seems one might be able to create a realtime 3D map of the aurora phenomenon using mvs processing (or mv...m(?)).
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by fl0ps 4y ago
The chart on the article is nicely balanced by their chart on anther article about who's losing their shorts in the streaming wars: https://variety.com/vip/will-paramount-and-peacocks-pivots-b... My takeaway was
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by fl0ps 4y ago
Here here! In answer to a below question, I use Ubuntu because of the number of sdks that mainly support Ubuntu but don't require the Ubuntu Store (which I personally find annoying). Also I like Synaptic. Though imperfect it's far
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by fl0ps 4y ago
The write-up was great and had some good details but seems more intended to drive marketing efforts than an actual tech demo that can be verified by users (with beefy devkits a requirement, I'm sure). I didn't see a DIY in their
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by fl0ps 4y ago
For those of you wondering wtf about the name before clicking: "Yoctopuce designs, manufactures and sells USB devices for automatic system builders" but then whois shows: "This website is for SALE We are selling this website
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by fl0ps 4y ago
While I think this is a fantastic idea to help with the "housing shortage" (hint: not a shortage of housing, a shortage of reasonable rents), I'm wondering how repairs and restructuring would happen. Eventually you'll ha
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by fl0ps 4y ago
Love this bit: :"...But it requires regular checking by staff, and institutional knowledge of how Twitter’s codebase works..." More like knowledge of how "job security through complexity" was institutionalized into the c
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by fl0ps 4y ago
Wouldn't a more fitting name be something clumsy like "prenatalposting"? Necroposting sounds like you're posting after you've died.
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by fl0ps 4y ago
Thankyou for writing about your experience. I hope I never have to consult it, but I'm glad it's there.
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by fl0ps 4y ago
Usually my validation for ignoring such things is when it's accompanied by "forget Twitter, move here". For someone supposedly worried about engagement to suggest not using absolutely every major traffic source (no matter th
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by fl0ps 4y ago
The US is a low trust society because we're told not to trust people through highly negative news stories. The result is the US being primed to think there are child murderers and rapists under every bush, etc, etc. Ancedent to this un
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by fl0ps 4y ago
I'm going to just read "limitation on Chrome" as "purposely defective by design" as there's sufficient incentive to delay disabling to let a few telemetric squeaks escape.
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by fl0ps 4y ago
You shouldn't write it. You should promot ChatGPT to write it for extra meta.
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by fl0ps 4y ago
Agreed. I could swear this has been actively stated in literature previously.
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by fl0ps 4y ago
The whinging was, I assume, to earn some article publishing fee.
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by fl0ps 4y ago
Crickets. I miss the sound of crickets.
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by fl0ps 4y ago
I'd be carrying more than a pocket knife as essential in Oakland, lately.
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by fl0ps 4y ago
Enlisted can't say "Eh, I'm done, kthxbye" like Officers can. This will just give those that want out an easy path to discharge rather than the preventative warning it was supposed to be.
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by fl0ps 4y ago
Whether or not you agree with his methodology this is perfectly in line with both tyranical rule and with desperate CEOs: Motivate by putting heads on the block (and further reducing headcount for failure). The replacement has substantial
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by fl0ps 4y ago
Idiot: "It's a space peanut!"
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by fl0ps 4y ago
I pointed to this in another thread, but: "for some reason, a lot of people treat choosing their cofounder with even less importance than hiring. Don't do this! This is one of the most important decisions you make in the life of y
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by fl0ps 4y ago
They should be using hh-rlhf-capable LLM to digest the lot and pick the best. But then what's the use of an editor or publisher anyway if you can do that and publish online.
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by fl0ps 4y ago
I'll just leave this here... : https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-03166-w
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by fl0ps 4y ago
I wouldn't lay blame on Paul's letter specifically. I'll make the bold clain that there's no industry simply bereft of idea people who have no other function. Mainly because industry has almost no tolerance for people wh
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by fl0ps 4y ago
Wait until we get to submit EMG/EEG/ECG emotion profiles correlated with eye tracking so we can consume and direct highly personalized stories that feel immense and moving. Then let Facebook buy it and make you feel intimately con
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by fl0ps 4y ago
I have to beleive this isn't unique to NYC, unless there's some other correlation I'm not getting. Just good practice not to walk around inside your own home with shoes that walked on who-did-who-knows-what outside your home.
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by fl0ps 4y ago
Shouldn't this be "The Last of Us has echoes of the arms race between ants and fungi"?
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by fl0ps 4y ago
The scene mentioning the big EMP-reset in Blade Runner 2049 made me wonder just how much would be lost to us in such a scenario. Much that we care about is currently on highly sensitive storage. What format should I invest in (developing&#x
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by fl0ps 4y ago
This reminds me of a conversation I had with an archivist acquaintance I met at a conference. Her opinion was that I should donate my personally acrued private assemblage of retrocomputing game systems and personal computers to the Living C
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(Hazardous) Businesses are so desperate they want to bend child labor laws(newsweek.com)
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