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hughes
3y ago
Falcon Heavy flies regularly with 27 engines.
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Gaussian Splatting Viewer and Creator
(poly.cam)
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hughes
3y ago
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hughes
3y ago
It looks like the default formatting used by `ctime`. Could be a clue about the underlying backend. https://cplusplus.com/reference/ctime/ctime/
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Generative Image Dynamics
(generative-dynamics.github.io)
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hughes
3y ago
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hughes
3y ago
Looks inspired by the moving pigments in Apple's Foundation series.
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hughes
3y ago
So you have an auxiliary heater at the tap? How is energy delivered to this system?
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hughes
3y ago
How would you expect it to look that is different from its current appearance?
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hughes
3y ago
Impact time is in the past. Mission accomplished, everyone!
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hughes
3y ago
It got through AdGuard on iOS Safari. Is there a better option?
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hughes
3y ago
It amplified mine and made me start imagining a world where cinematic CGI production integrates a process like this.
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hughes
3y ago
Coincidentally, happy Tau Day! (6.28)
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hughes
3y ago
It’s for their operational orbit. During deployment and orbit raising (while you can see the train) they won’t necessarily be in stealth mode yet.
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3y ago
Why do you say the Brownsville community is completely against them? They're the largest employer in the city, and the mayor expressed support for their presence just last week[1]. So completely against them, except for the municipal g
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hughes
4y ago
It likely has reaction wheels and magnetorquers on board for attitude control. The propellant is only used for orbit raising.
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hughes
4y ago
All I remember from Linear Algebra is my lecturer telling us "everybody dies alone".
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hughes
4y ago
It is mentioned in the article. > Splashy announcements of satellite-cellular connectivity from Apple, Starlink, and T-Mobile in the third quarter of 2022 promoted the idea of anywhere, any-kind connectivity.
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hughes
4y ago
Are you saying Alyssa's rare form of leukemia should not have a cure because she and her friends in oncology might quadruple the planet's population?
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hughes
4y ago
If anyone stumbles upon this looking for the resolution, OP was given a refund via this ticket.
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hughes
4y ago
One amazing thing about this is the archaeological significance of the ChatGPT artifact. Researchers thousands of years from now, if they are able to invoke this model, will get an accurate simulation of the current state of technology. It&
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hughes
4y ago
Made contact, support ticket has been filed.
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hughes
4y ago
Email'd
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hughes
4y ago
I have an account and could try filing a ticket for you.
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hughes
4y ago
Perfect for sharing :)
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hughes
4y ago
Did it hinder communication in any way? Were you unable to understand what was written?
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hughes
4y ago
I expect that within 2 years the Starlink cellular coverage will be good enough to replace this. Will be interesting to see how the take rate holds up in that environment after the free period expired.
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hughes
4y ago
I don't think the point is to protect against cheating - it's to protect the perception of legitimacy of institutions that are threatened by irrelevance.
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4y ago
I feel like the default file input behavior is more user-friendly. Giving the user a choice between taking a new photo or uploading an existing one just seems way more flexible, and this is already how the file input works without the `capt
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hughes
4y ago
Whatever this is it brings my 2019 MacBook Pro down to 1fps in Firefox.
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hughes
4y ago
Just add another layer of tinfoil.
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hughes
4y ago
Efficiency will always drop any time energy is converted between forms or transmitted. The point is not to be efficient, it's to ensure the power is available when needed.
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