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by jmiserez 8y ago
Whether today’s approaches are acceptable in these terms also remains to be seen.
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Here is what someone on the project had to say about it: > Our vision system relied (heavily, not exclusively) on sensing prominent horizontal features symmetric about a common centerline. (Cars and trucks, especially at the time, have a
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by jmiserez 8y ago
That’s what you get with this in low light conditions: a 12MP image. If enough light is available, you get a 48MP image. Best of both worlds, so to say.
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by jmiserez 8y ago
There already is an option to set this, at /profile/preferences: Layout width > GitLab can be set up to use different widths depending on your liking. Choose between the fixed (max. 1200px) and the fluid (100%) application lay
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by jmiserez 8y ago
Doesn’t it measure from the same locations as Netflix is delivered? I think that was the whole point of the service?
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by jmiserez 8y ago
Utility functions and small self-contained libraries. Nice thing about software jigs is that copying them is free, so often they’re open-sourced.
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by jmiserez 8y ago
I didn’t realize it was from 2007 until I got to this tidbit: > By which I mean Machine Learning, since the term "AI" smacks of not just determinism, but also a distinct lack of VC funding.
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by jmiserez 8y ago
What is wrong with that sentence? The article looks fine to me.
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> This is a tricky role to hire for, since it's not a standard "pull ticket, ship code" setup. Instead of hiring someone extra, you could also rotate the assignment on a daily/weekly basis to one of the engineers.
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by jmiserez 8y ago
The same arguments could apply to physical card packs (e.g. MtG cards) sold at tabletop gaming stores. Yet nobody seems to mind there?
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by jmiserez 8y ago
That just opens the page via a FB referral, basically this bookmarklet: javascript:window.location.href='https://m.facebook.com/l.php?u='+encodeURIComponent(window.location.href);
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by jmiserez 9y ago
Interesting writeup. I loath setting environment variables on long running terminal sessions exactly because it’s not obvious once they’re set. I prefer to use a subshell for the command and set the environment variable each time: $ ( expor
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by jmiserez 9y ago
Is that a Crucial M4? I had mine replaced 3 times due to sector corruption as well, and then trashed it. It also had a bug where it would break after ~5200 hours of use. OTOH, I never had an issue with my Intel or Samsung SSDs, even with he
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by jmiserez 9y ago
I found this to be a real blocker every time I tried to tag something. However, it’s a complete non-issue if the tags are automatically generated and updated. I first noticed this in the iOS Photos app, which automatically generates collect
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by jmiserez 9y ago
Do you see that as a positive or a negative?
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by jmiserez 9y ago
Don’t you attach a keyboard and monitor for your daily work anyways? The MBP keyboard buttons aren’t too great for typing all day every day.
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by jmiserez 9y ago
If you do pinning, you could just as well use a self signed cert for your API and pin that. If your API is not just used for the app, add a private proxy/load balancer that uses your pinned cert.
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by jmiserez 9y ago
Haven’t had a single issue with my Ubiquiti AP in 2 years. None of the other consumer-grade APs even came close, I had issues with all of them (Netgear, Linksys/Cisco, AVM, Zyxel, TP-Link, MicroTik, even Apple Airport), and I wasn’t bu
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Doom (2016) – Graphics Study(adriancourreges.com)
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by jmiserez 9y ago
Any reasonable human driver would try everything to not hit a pedestrian, regardless of right of way. The laws were written with common sense in mind, and if self-driving cars can’t emulate that then they’re not ready. Cars that only follow
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by jmiserez 9y ago
If the original investors are also living there (or bought in), then the cheaper housing costs make up for the lower returns, or no returns at all. The cheap housing is the return. Now technically you could argue that the outcome would be t
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by jmiserez 9y ago
You can be a resource and still make a suggestion or notice something. Outright ignoring suggestions because of rank is dangerous. In software, it’s probably a programmer “in the trenches” who first realizes that something won’t work, or th
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by jmiserez 9y ago
Your 17 years are off, experiment begin is in 2027: https://www.iter.org/construction/timeline And even then, the time until “operational” is not spent idling, the project has sparked and funded lots of research in var
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by jmiserez 9y ago
All valid points, but this makes me sad: > and there must be tons of marketing to promote it. It used to be “build it and they will come”. Open source projects don’t have millions to spend on marketing.
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by jmiserez 9y ago
Install the version from Github instead of the store, and you can avoid the problem. Instructions for Chrome/Firefox here: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/blob/master/dist/README.md Other bro
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by jmiserez 9y ago
Newer dishwashers actually pop open by themselves at the end of the cycle. Makes much more sense energy-wise.
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by jmiserez 9y ago
I see. Very cool approach to have a tool replace people reading documentation, and certainly more accurate and up-to-date. Also I re-read only now that this is for a DWH, in which case it makes even more sense.
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by jmiserez 9y ago
> To achieve this, our Data Warehouse team was tasked with identifying every foreign-key relationship between every table in the data warehouse to backfill all the ID columns with corresponding UUIDs. Given the decentralized ownership of
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“dependended” is another.
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by jmiserez 9y ago
He mentioned that Cloudflare is free for him.

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