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by jacobush 6y ago
I think they make use of the fact that individual lines are updated on the camera by the light and can subsequently be read out. If it were a camera with global shutter, chances are it could not be configured to update lines as fast indivua
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by jacobush 6y ago
Definitely. There are programs for the Raspberry Pi cameras which do just that. Up to 1000fps IIRC
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by jacobush 6y ago
Had exactly the same experience.
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by jacobush 6y ago
How could you? Nobody separates out the non justified killings. That’s half the problem. Your world seems much safer and more just than mine.
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by jacobush 6y ago
Like social democracy
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by jacobush 6y ago
https://www.pnas.org/content/116/34/16793/tab-figures-data
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by jacobush 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shooting_of_John_Crawford_II...
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by jacobush 6y ago
That’s just false. Brown people get shot in malls for much less.
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by jacobush 6y ago
Very good scene. Another interesting thing: I think blackface appears in the last cut.
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by jacobush 6y ago
And that Ruby syntax slapped on Erlang
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by jacobush 6y ago
Fine, I'll try to do a bit better. :)
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by jacobush 6y ago
Agree with you 100%. Funny how we have the thread next door here on HN full of people explaining how billionaires worked hard to get their money and deserve to create their little dynasties with it.
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by jacobush 6y ago
Is it really "selection" though anymore, when it comes down to a throw of the dice what you actually get home when you order? A wide random selection is still wide I guess.
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by jacobush 6y ago
You can't "hard earn" billions. Others must do it for you.
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by jacobush 6y ago
It's front door social engineering. See also tobacco and alcohol.
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by jacobush 6y ago
I thought you were talking about the article.
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by jacobush 6y ago
The biggest inidicator of wealth is if your parents were wealthy. At least in the US.
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by jacobush 6y ago
https://3pic.github.io/money https://mkorostoff.github.io/1-pixel-wealth/
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by jacobush 6y ago
It's always good to rehash it from time to time. Maybe there have been to many posts lately. But there must also be some deeper insight hidden in his work or life's history. I'm not the one to write that article though. :) Bu
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by jacobush 6y ago
Colour me surprised. Yeah, that looks like a module system to me.
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by jacobush 6y ago
Yes, and the road to hell is paved with good intentions. I don't disagree with your reasoning. Do you agree with my observation that superpacs are destroying (even more) democracy? Something should be done about these sorts of things.
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by jacobush 6y ago
How is gnulib at all a module system? It's just a library from what I can tell.
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by jacobush 6y ago
Same for Sweden.
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by jacobush 6y ago
So, where can I download this module system?
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by jacobush 6y ago
Wouldn't it have been WW1 he would have processed? Both because he was in it and because it was the first industrialised war. Mordor makes one think of trenches and devilish factories.
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by jacobush 6y ago
The Police thing is just a symptom of deeper ills. But I think if these ills can be remedied, the rest of the patient has a greater chance of surviving.
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by jacobush 6y ago
Damn, I thought did his friend execute him?! That is very Kafka-esque. But no, his friend was the executor of Kafkas' last will.
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by jacobush 6y ago
The US thing scares me way more. Not in a surprised way, the worlds superpower has been in freefall for some time now, I hope it does what it has been good at throughout its history and reinvents itself into something better. If not, we&#
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by jacobush 6y ago
Or Life
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by jacobush 6y ago
It would still be possible though - it would be more like older movies, where you had to nail a shot in the take, post production was mostly cutting. Cutting would still be more resource intensive anyways for this new tech, because you woul

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