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7y ago
That looks neat. I don't own an IPhone so I can't use it. What made you decide to create an AR dog? How do you feel about it displacing regular pets?
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Okay, is this a ShowHN? Or just an ad? Why would I care? Do you want a critic?
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I am imagining a lonely dog in a dark house being instructed by a tablet to sit. It sits. The food dispenser is empty. The machine instructs again. The good dog sits. It wants to be good. It wants to be fed. It misses its owner. The ta
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7y ago
Anyone have a source where a person could try it?
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In my mid 40's I can believe it. I feel a lot more depressed than in my 30's or 20's. Things seem a lot harder to do.
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I always like the Trefethan and Bau focus on the SVD.
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7y ago
So are you using this mostly with something like Django on the backend? Aside from creating a REST API endpoint with python, I can't see many reasons to need this.
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Very early on scientists identified vitamin E additives as being the cause. Most black market vapes added vitamin E acetate ,etc.. to enhance the flavor profile of the "carts". Overall this isn't super surprising.
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To both comments, not really. It can get wet, but just not too wet. And it doesn't necessarily die when the initial nutrients run out as long as more naturally enter. The solution is to deal with sub-maximal strength and provide a slo
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As long as we haven't reached AGI I feel like this is true of any new benchmark. BERT wasn't trained or designed for the task, give some smart folks a few months and they can now beat the task. The bigger question is what would w
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The billions part is harder to justify, but they spent $260 million on startups to recycle plastics.
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7y ago
This looks like an odd introduction to Vulkan with a strong meme focus. Content seems reasonable.
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https://github.com/MasterScrat/Chatistics , or using python to find out you text more about poop than you thought. your experience may vary, try it out.
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Not really, desert sand and riverbed sand have different characteristics with regards to smoothness and grain size, etc.. You really can just use desert sand.
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Mostly an article pushing their benchmark and article: https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/D19-1069.pdf . In the article they compare existing benchmarks against a criteria they create to show their benchmark is the only o
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Not really, but the article is mostly a very quick summary of a philosopher, > "What this shows, for him, is that the body has nothing to do with what is essential to human beings. If it did, it would be impossible for the flying m
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That would be the ideal. In the short term almost any excess demand can be soaked up by the existing labor pool. It is only after a few weeks of extra work that most worker's output diminishes. By then the owner/manager just vi
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To save some time for new readers, the author is unfamiliar with floating point representation and thinks that a double precision number since it is 64 bits can hold any 64 bit integer and is somewhat confused as to what an xmm register can
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It immediately runs a script from a site in a bash instance. The script could do anything like exploit some zero day like shellshock or other vulnerability. They would prefer the user read the script first. Most people won't read it
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Ah, thank you, that part wasn't clear when I was reading it!
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Sure, you can choose a version that only blocks ads and social if you want, if you look at the original github repo. The ad blocking list should be fairly reasonable to anyone.
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I don't see much wrong, or how this would be cheating. They produced a winning entry, it should be on the organizer to ensure that their test data set isn't trivially findable. It would be like testing a digit recognizer on the M
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I used https://raw.githubusercontent.com/StevenBlack/hosts/master/a... . Check the bottom of the list for the social ones. Edit: https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts repo link.
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Showing some example of particularly egregious thought leadership and maybe an animation of it being silenced would go a long way towards helping. I blocked twitter.com in a hosts file, so I can't see if it embeds any tweets.
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Imagining you were doing so, what would you do to denote an intentional odd usage? (sic) is used if the originator is incorrect.
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As a non-native speaker, I see OG and think "original grandfather", and that apparently isn't super far off, what does this mean? Sorry for the redirect.
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> many Nordstrom's One no apostrophe(or if Nordstrom's Rack then apostrophe after the s). Two, I have never in my life been in a Nordstrom that had a bar, where are these? Edit: Sorry for the grammar stuff, I just passed TOEFL.
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I actually prefer "minting" as it is a more accurate name for the activity. Usually governments mint coins. No one mines a coin whole from the ground. The quotes show they know it is an odd usage. I mine cryptocurrency. I &quo
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I don't know about that. I wasn't even aware that Nasa let high schoolers do anything when I was a teen or that programs like that existed, and I even graduated my high school summa cum laude with honors in science for a paper I
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This seems like super unnecessary FUD. I don't use them, but considered it for my current Blazor project since they have some nice open source libs for other third party authentication. Anyone anywhere can raise prices. Why be so neg
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