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by jcims 3y ago
I was thinking the other day that there’s a generational gap in this experience. When I was a kid in the 80’s it seems like lots of stuff ran on 9V batteries, now almost nothing does except for smoke detectors and test equipment.
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by jcims 3y ago
fwiw the videos aren’t loading for me on chrome or safari on ios.
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by jcims 3y ago
Because at the limit, the size of the pool is one...you.
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by jcims 3y ago
If you watch this video it might help provide some orientation and context for the field of view. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQXNqhQzBLM The Parker Solar Probe has a very eccentric orbit around the sun and mostly opera
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by jcims 3y ago
Or a conductor hauled up by fishing line https://youtu.be/mqRT7J86rco?si=Za9B-dA-VO-Fl5Z8
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by jcims 3y ago
Just saw this a few days ago: https://stationview.raspberryshake.org/ Not a ton of coverage in the area but it was picked up.
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by jcims 3y ago
I remember this article from the same site a while back - https://hforsten.com/heartbeat-detection-with-radar.html I bought some cheap 10ghz and 24ghz dopper radar units off of amazon and started tinkering with them. You c
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by jcims 3y ago
If someone can figure out how to hack the starlink dish frontend we'll have a hell of a capability to tinker with.
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by jcims 3y ago
Datadog is a pretty amazing product and the folks that build it should be proud of what they have done. BUT it's extremely expensive and most people don't use all the features. It's like Splunk, 99% of people havent investe
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by jcims 3y ago
And that you can accurately determine difficulty and/or confidence.
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by jcims 3y ago
When I fullscreen this page the globe is 870 pixels wide, equating to about 9.1 miles per pixel. Each satellite is represented by a cube 3 dots on edge. This equates to 27 miles per edge or 19,683 cubic miles of volume for each square rep
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by jcims 3y ago
@pushmatrix on Twitter/X has some really interesting integrations between the Vision Pro and Blender. Look at the real time modeling and Chores 2.0 posts examples. I imagine this would also be a good candidate for integration like that
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by jcims 3y ago
It seems like they’re moving away from this with S3 directory buckets and express zone.
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by jcims 3y ago
>The MGS is an inertial guidance system which directs the flight of the missile. The guidance system operates continuously while the missile is in alert status, thus enabling the missile to be launched in less than one minute. I wonder h
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by jcims 3y ago
We found out about my daughter's type 1 diabetes purely by accident. I found a blood glucose test kit doing some spring cleaning and asked the family to gather around to check our sugar. It was really just a joke but I thought it wou
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by jcims 3y ago
And then they run on a rainy day and everything is off. Rockets have an even more predictable trajectory and yet NASA with all its resources can’t create an autonomous tracker that isn’t filled with all sorts of stiff, robotic movements and
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by jcims 3y ago
Pretty funny outcome of tipping for better results: https://old.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1atn6w5/chatgpt_re...
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by jcims 3y ago
Prompt Fighter!
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by jcims 3y ago
The same phenomenon can apply to organizations as well. Teachers and doctors in the US, for example, seem to have lost a substantial degree of discretion in how ply their respective trades. They instead must operate in compliance with an
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by jcims 3y ago
Thank you for all of the work you do to keep this as civil a place one could possibly expect to find that’s open to the general public on the internet.
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by jcims 3y ago
The most surprising part to me is how committed it is to the bit. If you start pressing it for why it suggested a specific brand it holds the line. eg https://chat.openai.com/share/dbfac80b-daec-4d30-a333-19e5c6... Wh
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by jcims 3y ago
It's mostly still bad but I made a GPT called 'covert advertiser' that lets you tinker with embedding covert advertisements into GPT responses. The results are usually either undetectable (no adversing) or way too on the nos
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by jcims 3y ago
I can't watch it right now but IIRC this (amazing) video of the life cycle of an HIV viral particle demonstrates an RNA that forms a ring: https://vimeo.com/260291607
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by jcims 3y ago
Oh dang that was super easy!!! Thank you!!
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by jcims 3y ago
Any good references for the exercises?
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by jcims 3y ago
That’s not how selection works unfortunately.
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by jcims 3y ago
Squad Goals
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by jcims 3y ago
Next time you see a jumping spider, interact with it. Try to coax it to you with slow repetitive movements. Get close to it. Tap and wiggle your fingers gently. You'll likely find that they come to you. They seem to be curious on
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by jcims 3y ago
First thing that came to my lay mind as well. Really interesting episode with him talking about it on Lex Fridman's podcast. Feels like there's something there.
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by jcims 3y ago
Eh, I love the cheering.

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