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by greesil 3y ago
It's a USian thing. The default for diversity is Panda Express.
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by greesil 3y ago
Lack of diversity == no good food I'm not sure if that's actually true for Austin though.
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by greesil 3y ago
Wow. I'm going to give each family member a password and make them prove that they're real when they call me :)
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by greesil 3y ago
This seem like poisson fitting for a point cloud, but with they're interested in doing more than recreating a surface. https://doc.cgal.org/latest/Poisson_surface_reconstruction_3...
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by greesil 3y ago
To what end? So they can sell more trains? That makes no sense.
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by greesil 3y ago
But was this sabotage by an insider at the manufacturer, or something deliberate by the manufacturer?
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Data Breach at 23andMe Affects 6.9M Profiles(nytimes.com)
1 points by greesil 3y ago|0 comments
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by greesil 3y ago
According to the radar operator I talked to, the coordinates from the search radar were transferred by hand to the guidance computer. And by transferred, they twiddled some knobs so the voltage sort of corresponded to the right values. No
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by greesil 3y ago
Fallout. But you know, war never changes.
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The analog computer for the Nike missile system (2001)(ed-thelen.org)
112 points by greesil 3y ago|42 comments
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by greesil 3y ago
It's that a Kissinger quote?
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by greesil 3y ago
Cache lines, are like a thing, man. Unless you're on an embedded processor.
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by greesil 3y ago
But wouldn't aggressive regenerative braking negate the weight penalty? The hybrid Toyotas I've driven are pretty weak here, but the Chevy Bolt I drove had very strong regenerative braking. As for cost, well, that's what the
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by greesil 3y ago
Why each every one of these aren't PHEVs boggles my mind.
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by greesil 3y ago
Covid.
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by greesil 3y ago
And if somehow your moonlighting position isn't a conflict of interest with your corporate liege lord then sure that's fine.
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by greesil 3y ago
I was originally going to have $20 in the headline and then I did a price check on Amazon. Man, the times have changed.
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by greesil 3y ago
Oops. It was new to me.
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Nrsc5: Receive NRSC-5 digital radio stations using an RTL-SDR dongle(github.com)
185 points by greesil 3y ago|75 comments
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by greesil 3y ago
Mostly it's the sliding doors. My idiot children love to fling car doors open. I'm sure there's a European minivan equivalent that's teensy weensy but is considered too posh
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by greesil 3y ago
I'm not in the UK. But, you can pry my minivan from my cold dead hands.
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by greesil 3y ago
In Soviet China, LLM censors you. Sort of joking, but some people seem to be using the dual LLM approach where the 2nd LLM censors the output of the first. Take the Gandalf game as an example. And while you don't need an LLM to censor
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by greesil 3y ago
You could use Roberts rules of order
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by greesil 3y ago
I was reading it and said to myself "geez, sounds like that Kia minivan I rented". I got to the end and was delighted. The two cars I actually own, a VW and a Toyota have much better experiences in my opinion.
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by greesil 3y ago
Could you not resolve these questions with benchmarking?
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by greesil 3y ago
Inflatables are nothing new, but still awesome. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inflatable_Antenna_Experimen...
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by greesil 3y ago
Every year is different. Anyway, you want scifi these days just go outside.
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by greesil 3y ago
Is there a dutch town that sounds like Worldcon or Dragoncon?
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by greesil 3y ago
Yeah, sure. But I was confused about its relation to bank robberies specifically, and if this was a well studied thing or something. It's plausible sure, but is there data showing that a significant portion of the robbers were former m
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by greesil 3y ago
Dateville

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