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gcr
2y ago
What do you mean? FFMpeg supports filters via its own DSL; see https://ffmpeg.guide/ or https://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-filters.html It's not quite JSON and I have to look up the syntax every time I use it,
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gcr
2y ago
In large cities like NYC, landlords require an annual salary of 40 times the monthly rent. That means your $1600/mo rent landlord will not accept applicants making under $64k.
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2y ago
You sound like my friend's parents who didn't realize until sixth grade that my friend needed glasses to see well in school. "Just focus your brain on the blackboard! You're not paying attention, that's why you can&
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gcr
2y ago
Willpower isn't sufficient to lose weight. Uncomfortably for you perhaps, these drugs show that willpower is not necessary either.
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2y ago
Isn't this comment self-contradictory? You're saying that we should have less HFCS and more fruit and vegetables.... but you're positioning this against the medication that makes people stop craving HFCS and start craving m
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gcr
2y ago
I'm chemically dependent on my shoe sole rubber to insulate my artificially-soft feet from all the sharp stones I step over on my daily commute. Lo, how softe the human body has grown! If only 'twere for more self-discipline, my f
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2y ago
For me, the nausea I feel taking tirzepatide is a significant part of the reason why it lowers appetite. In other words, the discomfort is helpful. (I find tirzepatide nausea fairly manageable and benign compared to nausea caused by other s
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2y ago
When thinking about these reddit horror stories, I'd also note that many of these gastrointestinal problems can be solved or lessened by more reddit folk knowledge. For example, r/tirzepatide recommends taking regular dietary fibe
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2y ago
A complementary resource is Chip Huyen’s interview book, https://huyenchip.com/ml-interviews-book/ I find her book to be more practical and humble, though perhaps less feature-complete than the book from this post. IMO
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2y ago
pardon! it's fun to think about though!
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2y ago
This finds the mode (most common element), not the median. Wouldn't you also need to keep track of all element counts with your approach? You can't keep the count of only the second-most-common element because you don't know
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2y ago
Your solution wouldn’t have prevented the attack you describe unless the user can immediately tell the difference between login 2FA codes and “new payee” 2FA codes and knows not to enter one code into the wrong form.
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2y ago
Nice! Is this loading the same webpage whatever JupyterLab is serving or did you write the JavaScript machinery for cell management etc yourself? If the latter, are interactive plotly graphs or IPython widgets on your radar?
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gcr
2y ago
Are you sure? The text implies that the unsafe path is getting interrupted while parsing a DSA key, which presumably occurs before authentication?
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gcr
2y ago
There's a difference between law on paper and law in practice. If the manufacturer refuses to honor the warranty, there's very little customers can do.
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gcr
2y ago
oh believe me, american manufacturers are absolutely no better
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gcr
2y ago
Jon Bois is a modern day sports historian artist. I also highly recommend this particular video of his.
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2y ago
It’s a visit from asteroid 99942 Apophis. This is notable because this asteroid may have a small but nonzero chance of striking the earth.
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gcr
2y ago
BeyondCorp is such a great idea! I wish it were easier to implement from other companies.
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2y ago
"One solution to this complicated problem is to require simultaneous, complete cooperation from everyone in a way that costs everybody money! This wild solution I came up with isn't workable, therefore there is no possible solutio
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2y ago
For comparison, Boox's EPD (display firmware) has a custom mode that enables very low-latency refresh of a small localized area. This is used exclusively to speed up stylus drawing. The latency of pen/pencil sketches on Boox devic
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2y ago
HN tends to be highly skeptical of “if you don’t have anything to hide, you wouldn’t mind the lack of privacy” arguments. I personally see a future where employers mandate the use of Recall and will audit employees’ activity for “compliance
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2y ago
My dad lived in a Colorado suburb and took the bus to work. He saw firsthand how the bus deteriorates when bad policy doesn’t fund public transportation. When he retired in his sixties, he was running on the order of 50 miles a week or so f
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2y ago
There's "I expect to get three years of value for $9.99", and then there's the "Halide isn't a subscription product, what are you talking about" people in this thread. The unpredictability of the pricing m
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2y ago
If this works externally anywhere close to as well as it worked internally, this is going to be incredibly cool.
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2y ago
The reason that comes to my mind is to save memory to transfer from the CPU to the GPU. If you do your tesselation inside the vertex shader, then you can send a low-poly mesh to the graphics card, which saves a lot on vertex buffers (e.g. u
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2y ago
I think E/Acc may be the preferred abbreviation.
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2y ago
That’s a weaksauce argument IMO. The character was played by SJ. Depictions of this character necessarily have to be depictions of the voice actress. Your argument may be stronger if OpenAI said something like “the movie studio owns the rig
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2y ago
hey, it's easier to argue for attorney-client privilege for content that doesn't exist, right? :)
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2y ago
I’m confused. How are AI safety and DEI opposed?
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