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by ipsum2 5y ago
Not sure why this is downvoted, kombucha leather is a real thing: https://www.instructables.com/Kombucha-Fabric/
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by ipsum2 5y ago
That is a different company: https://www.theverge.com/2019/5/28/18642350/meta-view-metavi...
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by ipsum2 5y ago
I've read the article. If they don't have a product released, then accusing someone of taking away their livelihood (aka income) is ridiculous.
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by ipsum2 5y ago
What does meta.company do? I can't find anything about them. How did Facebook steal the livelihood of a company that doesn't have any products or sell anything?
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by ipsum2 5y ago
All major car companies manufacture EVs. Off the top of my head, I've seen BMW, Prius (Toyota), Honda electric cars outside recently.
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by ipsum2 5y ago
How is that different from what we have now?
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by ipsum2 5y ago
Because of the parent: > I posted a similar article by the same author a couple of years ago called "An Overly Analytical Guide to Camgirling" but it got flagged to death
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by ipsum2 5y ago
HN is a fickle beast. My guess is that this post was marked by moderators manually to ignore flags.
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by ipsum2 5y ago
How do you define a peripheral? An Oculus Quest is basically a repackaged smart phone.
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by ipsum2 5y ago
One dimension that isn't being considered is that humans have had billions of years of evolution, while neural networks are essentially a blank slate.
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by ipsum2 5y ago
> You can't pay a detective to investigate a family murder or sexual assault Isn't that the point of private detectives (aka private investigators)? They can be used to provide admissible evidence to a court.
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by ipsum2 5y ago
I despise Holmes, but using a video of her dancing as an argument against her seems like an ad homeniem.
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by ipsum2 5y ago
Wow, this is a great find. Looks identical to the object in the Tiktok video.
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by ipsum2 5y ago
What were the letters for? Were conversion rates significantly better than typed letters?
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by ipsum2 5y ago
blogspam of: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-we-stand-ready-to-make...
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by ipsum2 5y ago
AI seems to be used as a buzzword here, I think this is just a (well-done) 3d model, seeing that they're created by an art studio: http://locusanimation.com/
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by ipsum2 5y ago
I've tried Paddle, its great that its open source, but doesn't hold a candle to Google's OCR. Pro-tip: if you only need it for a few images, Google photos automatically does OCR if it recognizes its a doc.
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by ipsum2 5y ago
Note that in the OPs photo ( https://imgur.com/a/SCHGo4N ) it happens to every other image consistently. If you were shooting raw (with Pixel, not familiar with Xiaomi camera), it would save the raw and jpeg together. Th
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by ipsum2 5y ago
@dang or other mods, can you change the title to be a little less inflammatory?
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by ipsum2 5y ago
I doubt this is a censorship, or a anti-counterfitting feature. It's most likely something wrong with the codec used to display images, possibly 10-bit heif photos are being interpreted as 8-bit jpegs. See other people getting the exac
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by ipsum2 5y ago
Can you compare Beryl with using Rocksdb directly?
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by ipsum2 5y ago
That was great, thanks for linking it.
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by ipsum2 5y ago
Taking everything at face value: Dojo is overall a very impressive project! - Communication speed is one of the biggest bottlenecks to large models, so their bandwidth of 4TBps is very smart. - They claim a 1.3x perf/watt improvement,
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by ipsum2 5y ago
Taking everything at face value: Dojo is overall a very impressive project! - Communication speed is one of the biggest bottlenecks to large models, so their bandwidth of 4TBps is very smart. - They claim a 1.3x perf/watt improvement,
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by ipsum2 5y ago
I don't know if anyone else caught this, but their "optimal trajectory" planned path is illegally changing lanes in an intersection, at -1:26:00: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0z4FweCy4M . Pretty funny.
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by ipsum2 5y ago
This is because those cars are using radar (a plastic bag probably would show up as a small blip), but Tesla is removing radar from their cars to rely solely on cameras.
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by ipsum2 5y ago
Some modern cameras (mostly delegated to broadcast cameras) still use prism to split light into multiple different sensors. See this 8k 3CMOS camera: https://pro.sony/en_FI/products/4k-and-hd-camera-systems/uh
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by ipsum2 5y ago
Onlyfans isn't a duopoly, unlike iOS/Android.
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by ipsum2 5y ago
> Your bank can't block shit and has to process whatever transaction you want I don't think this is true for things that are in a gray area - storing profits from cannabis where its legalized and purchasing cryptocurrency http
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by ipsum2 5y ago
Not specific to CCDs, CMOS sensors also have Bayer filters. Actually, fancy cameras with CCDs skip bayer filters all together by using prisms to split light: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-CCD_camera

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