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by itomato 2y ago
I wouldn't need infinite resources, just a practical integration. For one, I always thought it would be informative for things like game engines to have a reference point. How fast to streams typically flow in this type of environment?
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by itomato 2y ago
I keep waiting for someone to integrate data from NEON
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by itomato 2y ago
With a rental option coming, it’s hard for me to imagine a more profitable way to use a node like that.
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by itomato 2y ago
This video shows an interactive demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uyh6KSYVJ4 I'm particularly interested in refresh latency and color gamut. You can get a feel for these here.
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by itomato 2y ago
Inequitably serving the maker, advertisers, service providers and back door entities makes it damnable. Garbage is being sincerely kind.
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by itomato 2y ago
0.3mp is good enough for kitsch. It’s appropriate, and given the audience, this ensures a low level of information leakage in the form of naively snapped photos. Low-res is an arguable win for this feature set, speaking as a Parent.
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by itomato 2y ago
I agree, especially with Maximus and other tweaks. I will take our weird defaultsdb implementation over some of the alternatives that get pitched. Scheme? No thanks..
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by itomato 2y ago
I just skimmed but it looks like it’s missing something like WiNGs
249.
by itomato 2y ago
The gibs are a dead giveaway
250.
by itomato 2y ago
I'm struggling to identify with a "Starfish Triforce". https://typo.social/@FediverseSymbol/113005945049360750
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by itomato 2y ago
"...is total crap" Why are people OK with this? Because there's a place to spend "money" inside this virtual space? The paradigm could be replaced with literally anything, yet the prevailing mode of "play"
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by itomato 2y ago
The logical thing now is to take in a list of UPCs and Geolocation data to generate labels for an entire VHS collection.
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by itomato 2y ago
“login (to this honeypot) here”
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by itomato 2y ago
I seriously want this for ERP
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by itomato 2y ago
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-origin-of-the-WASD-control... I was going to say CP/M, myself.
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by itomato 2y ago
We are missing the option to run WWW.app from Previous, but you can run Mosaic in MacOS here: https://oldweb.today/?browser=nm2-mac#http://info.cern.ch/hy... Source: https://github.com/oldweb-
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by itomato 2y ago
Is this when they start pre installing QNX? https://carleton.ca/rcs/qnx/installing-qnx-on-raspberry-pi-4...
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by itomato 2y ago
What is the correlation with their choice to use curved windshields and otherwise stifle right to repair?
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by itomato 2y ago
I had a 9000 machine for a bit, and I have rarely seen a denser interior.
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by itomato 2y ago
The firmware OTOH?
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by itomato 2y ago
They have a back door to the switches. They don’t need this.
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by itomato 2y ago
Exploring the walled-off corridors of prep and chirp? Maybe this will enable OS/2 PPC to run? More reading on NT & PPC: https://virtuallyfun.com/wordpress/2020/08/02/the-lost-histo...
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by itomato 2y ago
You absolutely can if you add the context from correlations to Product and CX, brand tone and other bits of RAG. You can study it all by graphing text extracts with NetworkX before you pay for an off-the-shelf LLM to provide a false sense o
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by itomato 2y ago
Lack of "crispness" in user titles is a tooling problem? Isn't this "wrinkly" technical detail lost?
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by itomato 2y ago
That's not how I read it, but I don't see any case where offloading the entirety of IP in Jira to a third party makes any sense.
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by itomato 2y ago
What evidence do you have that suggests auto-generated titles are better?
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by itomato 2y ago
All the data is there, you just need to connect to it with a new class of BI tool. It's coming.
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by itomato 2y ago
Probably not, from my experience. Certainly not for large installations. There's just too much to glean from a 20 year old Jira (Components, Comments, Issue History, Transitions, Links..) You can build a graph database from all of this
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by itomato 2y ago
You don't need a license to explore and have fun. Cheap, firmware hackable HTs are hawt, in particular the Quansheng UV-K5,K6. Tons of SDR receivers out there to explore, and many extremely exiting transceiver projects out there also.
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by itomato 2y ago
Or they could set us free from that pattern

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