jamra

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by jamra 6y ago
They do this using GANs so I don’t think it is compressed in any way. Instead, the points on the face are sent across the net and the face is actually generated. I’m sure it can get better with time. There is a site thispersondoesnotexist.c
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by jamra 6y ago
They have an example of head orientation on their site. It moves the head to look at the camera.
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by jamra 6y ago
The 3090 should be the new Titans
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by jamra 6y ago
You could probably adjust the knobs a bit and control quality. Check out the YouTube video linked by another comment. The bandwidth savings are incredible
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by jamra 6y ago
Do you expect him to post links to zero day exploits? If it's actively targeted and done so consistently and sequentially, it is reasonable to expect that it _could_ be happening now.
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by jamra 6y ago
I really like it. But why not keep Tensorflow in python? What is the reason for using node?
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by jamra 7y ago
You could also do leader election and make that one leader be the sink. Then broadcast to everyone else. However, I'm gonna keep my trap shut because I don't want to get downvoted by this elite squad of video professionals.
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by jamra 7y ago
Web RTC pretty much handles peer to peer video chat. I think you just need a server to organize the call’s, provide chat, and login from
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by jamra 7y ago
Alright. I stand corrected. I used Go back when it was beta, but it never stuck with me. I still like it for small script like tasks. I also happen to think Rust is amazing. The learning curve kept me away for a while. It would still be int
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by jamra 7y ago
This comment doesn’t make sense. Didn’t rust not have async back then? The timelines don’t appear to fit
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by jamra 7y ago
I noticed a few things with the Go code that confused me. I haven't coded in Go in quite some time, so I may be way off. `copy(buf[1:], h.Pstr)` In this line, are you copying the entire buffer to a string? Doesn't it overflow into
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by jamra 7y ago
Is this HIPAA compliant? And how do we contact you? It's a little difficult not having an email address.
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by jamra 7y ago
I’m in diamond 2 and I definitely micro in battles. The difference between platinum 1 and diamond 3 is largely macro but it very soon becomes micro as well.
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by jamra 7y ago
However the computer can macro while in a fight which is something people can’t dI. We would miss the fight and lose the game. It’s not just a tactics game. Attention span and where your eyes are matter.
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by jamra 7y ago
Ok. I don't have the mental capacity to write something up at the moment, but here's another one. In Windows, you now have a Spaces alternative (It hasn't been called Spaces for a while). It's super cool. You hit Windows
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by jamra 7y ago
There is a better terminal coming out, but I use Cmder in the meantime. Taking screenshots has a shortcut key. Alt + Shift + S. I use a screen manager called Aqua Snap. It's great. I turned off notifications. They are awful. I use Wind
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by jamra 7y ago
Or use Kestrel, which should be able to be front facing. It does very well with speed.
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by jamra 8y ago
Skilled therapy is changing though. PDPM doesn’t reimburse through the amount of therapy provided. It reimburses by the need of the patient. I believe nursing is included in that budget
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by jamra 8y ago
I think your idea of the environment in Israel is a bit different than my experience there. All of Israel has Arabic Muslims who are free to travel. If you walk the streets of Tel Aviv you’ll see all of the article’s ethnic groups.
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by jamra 8y ago
That seems like a job for sharded databases and caches.
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by jamra 8y ago
Programming has different angles. There’s the social aspect of being consciencous and seeing what your junior teammates are thinking in order to help them out. There’s the high level logic of how your app connects together, how it may scale
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by jamra 8y ago
My mid 2015 MBP needed its motherboard replaced and Apple was awful about it. One of the OS upgrades revealed a kernel panic related to communicating with the GPU. I remember trying to explain to the Apple Genius about how driver issues can
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by jamra 8y ago
I spoke to a doctor about publishing statistics and the major concern with him and his peers was exactly what you mentioned. Riskier cases will make your statistics drop, but the more experienced doctors would almost always get the most dif
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by jamra 8y ago
The point is that the data google and Facebook carry are more frightening in scope of what control they have over your life.
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by jamra 8y ago
I think he did check it and the video we saw was the fast version of this process for the sake of the viewer. But that’s just what my instincts tell me based on the time spent investigating, the amount of useful snippets, and the lack of ty
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by jamra 8y ago
My company outsources to Ukraine. Something that bothered me there was in the city of Lviv. Directly next to the demolished synagogue that is now a memorial, there is a restaurant named after that same demolished synagogue that parodizes Je
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by jamra 8y ago
I feel like the problem comes down to people not willing to read the docs. Reading the freaking manual helps understand if your tools are precise enough or configurable to solve your problems. Then reading the source code (if possible). The
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by jamra 8y ago
Are you referring to windowing functions?
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by jamra 8y ago
Why are you putting ‘same day’ in quotes? Are you not getting products from Best Buy on the same day?
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by jamra 8y ago
There is a fad in diagnosing ADHD to boys especially. Some boys just need to move their bodies more than others. OPs experience with his children is wonderful but I’ve never seen research indicating early language development having anythin

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