jobigoud

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by jobigoud 5y ago
This is strange and not really normal. Do you also have the problem when looking at a print of a image that has the same resolution as the monitor placed at the same distance? Does it change with the distance? Maybe your eyes have trouble f
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by jobigoud 5y ago
With the baseball card you own a particular print of an image. Doesn't grant you any rights over the original image, there are many other copies of it, the image can be reproduced at will by anyone, etc. It's not that different. T
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Whatsapp almost reached one billion monthly users before they changed from paid (1$/year) to free.
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The metaverse promised by sci-fi is one where each user sees a customised version of the virtual world. In VR chat for example there are options to alter the way the avatars of other user look to disable animations or ignore promiscuous tro
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Another strategy is to get closer to someone that shares your vision for the future but has a lot more resources and let you work on your long term ideas. There is a limit to the set of things you can do alone.
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You start by looking at the license of your likely dependencies. Some of them may constraint your options. For example if you have a non replaceable dependency under GPL.
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Kids on tiktok are watching stuff about people uploading fake credentials snapshots in order to scam unscrupulous users trying to steal crypto? Either I'm very out of touch or you misunderstood what the OP is about. It's not about
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That feels very different. In the OP the 'victims' are people trying to steal Bitcoins themselves.
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> I did AF with a 1800 Kcal refeed So 900 kcal/day, that's a hell of a deficit. Why not target a more reasonable average?
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I think no one knows because the exact threshold is different from person to person. I've seen it suggested (in relation to 16:8 or 18:6) to do water only for a while and then test each stuff independently to see what triggers a hunger
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Long bets: https://longbets.org/
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> Hard for me to believe that some little Arizona company would be able to trademark Meta "in relation to any technological use". That word has been in widespread use for quite a while. And with that same logic some little comp
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I'm pretty sure it's a hand picked list of channels that are known to have good closed captions and then the index is built on the this.
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NFT platforms don't care about copies of the art used to make the NFT. It's obvious to anyone the art can be copied. Most likely copycat T-shirts are free advertisment and inflate the value of the NFT even more.
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This is curated for good close captions. Youtube has an option for auto transcription that sometimes gives crap results and couldn't be used for a tool like this.
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It would be very artificial. I love youglish because the words are in context, in the flow of speech, including liaisons with preceding and following words, and for more advanced uses it can be used not only for pronunciation but to see how
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Yeah, color me skeptical until I can create a meta account without a cell phone and without an fb account.
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You don't need a facebook account to access many pages on their website, like public groups. The video could've been public.
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I have an Oculus account since 2013 with none of this crap, just email/password, we should be able to use that as we always did.
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> if they showed the actual experience almost nobody would buy it. You can't do this without putting them in VR in the first place.
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The event was called Oculus Connect in the previous years, it has always been about AR/VR.
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The passport is not really meant to be a biological document. More a civil one. For example they don't measure you before writing down the height field, it's probably inflated for many people. They could also have both info in the
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I'm thinking anything non-invasive that could be good enough to reconstruct the internal structure. Ultrasounds for example. Of course the more accurate/high def the better.
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A retail level device capable of seeing inside one's body.
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Yesterday I was writing an email in Spanish and I put it into DeepL machine learning translation to translate it back to French for me to check if what I wrote made enough sense to be parsed. I ended the mail with a "Cordialmente"
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You've probably just seen the special counter-terrorism forces at one of the big French airports like CDG, as part of Vigipirate plan. These are not police but military. Half of city police forces don't even have firearms, let alo
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Using biometrics as password is kind of crazy. Biometrics are login. They say who you are, not some secret you know.
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The problem is that the floor is lava.
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Yes, I think most places haven't caught up with this variant of capitalism where citizens are paid to enforce laws, bounty hunter style. This is going to be crazy. You could be paid to have the speed radar placed inside your car at all
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It matters because it means the community or another publisher can pick up where the original one left and all the data is still there. Or you can build an alternate world and carry users over.

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