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Cool path and write-up. Thank you! Just because of the use case, and me not having used it in an AR app while wanting to, I'd like to point to doublepoint.com 's totally different but great working approach where they trained a NN
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For that Nordic 52 dongle... the ones I bought early on had locked bootloaders and only allowed apps on top of that, AFAIR, and needed at least some HW debugger connection to remove it. Is this still necessary, included for TOCK or is not n
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Why not make your kids do the dishes with some gamification instead of having them play video games and see how it goes. That builder might just be the wrong suspect in this two-party relationship issue. Maybe your products need more awe, y
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2y ago
Why Microsoft? Belt holsters in future Apple keynotes just do not seem that impossible anymore. (Phone holsters, of course.)
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"The only problem with Apple..."
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You can increase the zoom factor in Safari's address line, hitting that aA button and then the big A... That, combined with landscape mode seems to make it usable, at least on the Max models.
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To understand the quality level of their current platforms: they actually manage to recommend the same stream you just watched as the next auto-play entry and even might jump directly into the credits again, giving you a 10 to 20 seconds lo
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2y ago
Even movies say: Opening invoices and final notices just keeps you from evolving into the hero that you're destined to become. Bad interpretation: Keeping the flow at any cost might make you drown. The whole productvity thing seems muc
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Decision tree vs. Turing machine Variation in overall size, branch angle/length/node distance influence the resulting number of possible steps, as well a the limited run time and state complexity does. This also lets "fail of
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2y ago
For some this might have a bit of sociopathic creepiness to it which even seems more apparent in that marriage context than it does in the original article of an "deeply" structured coder. Of course control might be a valid goal,
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Making fire and the wheel considered dangerous, choosing farty animals for our cultivation endeavors stinks while getting down from trees into concrete caves was a bad move. Scaling that up to "everyone"... priceless. What we once
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Blade Runner, as it was the first one I saw that was about the meaning of memories and beliefs. I actually liked The 6th Day when it comes to ideas of our "natural" view on identity and ownership of individual assets etc. Matrix,
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First time I heard about the site... (... was back then, and I was amazed, of course.)
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With even the NYT on board it should be clear to everyone now that the whole xz thing must be a plot to have that Andres Freund person introduced into government and security circles where he then can finally fulfill that heinous plot. Clas
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3y ago
I immediately thought of that too. But also other influences on these reactions might be interesting to look at. From stress levels to metabolic issues including unbalanced supply with nutrients, infections, injuries. How do you remember yo
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"I will hire you anyway, but I will pay you less" Regex, useful in any job...
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3y ago
There might be other interests, political ideals, economic principles, availability of/access to ressources that might tilt the actual decision making beyond "getting the thing done". Even at additional costs, long before its
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While I would agree in general, I once slipped on one of those overly steep carved-out kerbs in SF and broke my elbow... I guess if you hit a bad spot you might need a wheelchair afterwards (ok, but it really did hurt!) So you have to do it
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3y ago
"bug with long antennas and chrome legs" you only end there because it's so fast. nice. really a new explorative quality.
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Well, for AI, the "Matchbox Computer" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matchbox_Educable_Noughts_an...
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3y ago
Sleeping much better now with that relaxing clarification for brown noise... What a great list.
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Hm, so does this actually improve/condense the representation for certain applications or is this some more some kind of global expand and collect in network space?
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Great. I'll add that to my signaling items options. Makes me wonder why I see bringing my phone being a safer bet than bringing my hands :)
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I also suggest to add a physical signal on your typical life accessories like phone or watch. E.g. swapping or adding a special colored case during productive time to remind you to return to focus on production when you tend to break into &
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That modem comms sound is IKEA's backhacking attempt. Much more advanced than touch tones. Beware!
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The old industry question is whether it's complex and protected enough (or the separation wanted by the consumer, but that's an old guy's dream) that the owners of the production equipment can't do it on their own. Azure
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Everytime OpenAI comes up with an new fascinating gen model it also allows for that bluntly eye-opening perspective on what flood of crappy und unnecessary content we have been gotten accustomed to being thrown at us. Be it blown-up text de
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3y ago
Kudos for the excellent business model! Already found a few products/topics of interest while browsing web designs :)
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Are there really toilets that are filled with liquid?
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3y ago
Waiting on the port for HP calculators in RPL... (did a 2d morphing animator and a simple cad tool back then. also straight forward base algs that you can keep adding to, adding some more, and some more...) Great write-up. Thanks. Love the
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