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by jcims 3y ago
Subbed a few weeks ago when you posted a fine tuning vid. Love your stuff dude, keep at it!
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by jcims 3y ago
Oh dang, diarization? How well does it work?
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by jcims 3y ago
It's even used to actually treat cancer: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5035531/
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by jcims 3y ago
Just wanted to say thanks homie for making something so hairy so accessible. Love it!!!
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by jcims 3y ago
I don’t know if this counts but it’s one of my all time favorites. - https://youtu.be/IXdNnw99-Ic (Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd)
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by jcims 3y ago
I wonder how many folks that spend thousands of hours in front of a synthesizer or making electronic music or beats have identified similar illusions but don't really think of it as something 'interesting'. Like, 'oh ye
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by jcims 3y ago
>I have an oscilloscope at home
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by jcims 3y ago
SlowMoGuys video on said topic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJVpYL44jUQ
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by jcims 3y ago
Just got back from youtube with a fresh link to Chris Allen. No denying Jerobeam is the OG, but Chris does some INSANE stuff. Edit: Look at the replay chart in the youtube player for that Dancer track. It perfectly encapsulates the rampin
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by jcims 3y ago
I get what you're saying and it doesn't make a material difference, but a lifespan and a generation are quite different. My grandpa was born in 1928, when penicillin was discovered. There's a picture of him holding my broth
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by jcims 3y ago
True but if you could somehow chart 'robustness of homo sapiens' over time, it seems plausible that modern medicine and technology has and will continue to influence it. Little things like food allergies that may have a genetic c
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by jcims 3y ago
I doubt it’s related to this, but I do wonder if we’ve passed peak robustness in the human genome with modern medicine and technology insulating it from the crucible of natural selection.
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by jcims 3y ago
I can't send a text from Google Voice to my phone that has the domain 'united.com' in it. It just gets lost in the ether.
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by jcims 3y ago
I wish there was something like annualcreditreport.com where I could go and request an email from every company that has my email address on file. I've got a hotmail account that's over 25 years old that probably has hundreds of
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by jcims 3y ago
I work at a bank. I could send some bullshit MNPI to a coworker via whatsapp and get my boss fired? Sweet!
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by jcims 3y ago
My house is 80x32 with a six inch poured floor and 9’ poured walls 8” thick. If i punched in my numbers correctly that’s a little over 70 cubic meters.
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by jcims 3y ago
Pick something you’re interested in and have a passing knowledge of.
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by jcims 3y ago
One of these days I would love to work at a company where all of you service providers didn't need SOC2 compliance and an 10 week risk assessment prior to even signing a contract.
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by jcims 3y ago
I can't tell what they are doing. It seems like it's merging visible and thermal imaging to improve segmentation and identification, then looking up the identified objects for ranging. No? The thermal images in their examples se
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by jcims 3y ago
oooooh that's exactly what it is! thank you!
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by jcims 3y ago
I've been tinkering with this recently and there are conversations where the last content in the sqlite database is a month and a half old. Oddly in some cases there used to be newer content in there that had since disappeared.
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by jcims 3y ago
Keep in mind these folks probably haven't slept or taken a shower in a week. I can't imagine the intensity of making a legitimate replication attempt.
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by jcims 3y ago
None of my business of course but Dutch or German by any chance?
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by jcims 3y ago
>AC magic I suppose. Yep. Think of a long pipe open on one end and capped on the other. If you seal the end with your mouth and blow, it will quickly pressurize. But if you seal a loudspeaker to it and sweep through the frequencies yo
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by jcims 3y ago
just because I appreciate it when people do it for me waste -> vast https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/vast
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by jcims 3y ago
Meanwhile integrating sufficient labeling to the manufacturing and testing process costs time and money in perpetuity.
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by jcims 3y ago
No think of it as what it would look like from your back yard if you could see them both at the same time.
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by jcims 3y ago
As viewed from the earth. This is how big the nebula is in the night sky. The second photo contextualizes it better as it’s a single photograph.
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by jcims 3y ago
Here it is with the moon for scale. https://imgur.com/a/rZORMXh Here's a shot in visible light with the moon in view https://earthsky.org/todays-image/may-lunar-eclipse-and-rho-... Rho Ophiuc
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by jcims 3y ago
When you’re spending billions of dollars on data center refresh, it’s a bargain.

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