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by kebman 2y ago
I can see so many military and intelligence applications for this! Excited isn't exactly the word I'd use, but... Certainly interesting! The civilian use will of course be marvellous though.
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by kebman 2y ago
Oh these ones are sweet! Thank you! I've also been on the lookout for an AI assisted duplicate finder. Like, it'll compare pictures and then rate similarity between pictures on some scale, by appearance, colour or topic, perhaps w
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by kebman 2y ago
I like the Safe Spaces. Such heart warming contents! Also, the joke I told in the meeting WAS really funny!
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by kebman 2y ago
Depends a bit on the use case. For personal photos, mobile photos and the like, I use Google Photo as well. But it just isn't suitable for professional storage or sorting IMHO, tho the face recognition is certainly neat. The best I&#x2
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by kebman 2y ago
I think it's a nice idea, but don't like the media structure into family and so on. Looks like he's going to have a ton of problems with duplicates and then edited duplicates down the line, which can easily be mixed up, and t
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by kebman 2y ago
South Africans approve of Vegemite, tho, so you know...
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by kebman 3y ago
Sounds like Australians are the actual Swedes to Norwegians of the Brits, and Americans are kind of like the Danes.
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by kebman 3y ago
Somehow made me think of The Union Demo (1989) for the Atari ST, specifically the Main Menu with the walk-around side scroller where you selected doors to see the various sub-demos.^1 Great work! [1]: Example video https://youtu.
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by kebman 3y ago
"The gears of EU turn slowly, but grind finely." QFT.
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by kebman 3y ago
Hm, I've got almost 500 subs on YouTube since 2006. I'm equally amazed every time someone subs to my trash. xD
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by kebman 3y ago
"Jupyter, the open source notebook tool, added support for JavaScript and TypeScript using Deno. This means data science, visualization, and more can all be done using modern JavaScript and TypeScript and web standards APIs." I lo
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by kebman 3y ago
This was a delightfully weird question! I'm sure it makes sense to calculate this before landing on another planet, though.
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by kebman 3y ago
I respect her endeavour. Except why go through all that trouble when you can just get a continuous light that doesn't annoy anyone? Seems to be that just about no-one are annoyed by continuous lights. And they can be cosy too. Moreover
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by kebman 3y ago
Yeah, so switch it out with a continuous light instead of a flickering one. Why do you need the aesthetic of a candle light, that doesn't even flicker like a candle light anyway, and just turns out to this flickering annoyance that I&#
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by kebman 3y ago
I really hate these fake LED candles with a passion. Either put an actual candle on the table, or just put a small cosy light that doesn't flicker.
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by kebman 3y ago
First thing I thought of. Imagine how the Chinese will use (or perhaps are already using) this technology to track who did what infraction for their Social Credit system. Outside of this, traffic cameras and tracking cars or good, or anythi
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by kebman 3y ago
How many of these devices cater to large screens? IMHO most of such devices cater to small screens, and then 4K is already overkill. Even 720p is overkill on many of the smaller devices.
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by kebman 3y ago
This sure brought me back. <3
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by kebman 3y ago
It's a bit on the side, but I remember my father telling me that the PCB's he sold to the Eastern Bloc were often adorned with microscopic greetings in Cyrillic, though the Russian spelling was often pretty bad. Just like now, the
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by kebman 3y ago
Some Atari ST demos and chiptunes The Union Demo https://youtu.be/comSfq97R9s?si=BjaC_NyEpnkBsCTG Wicked Polygons Screen - Synergy Megademo https://youtu.be/T7YZ3n35eNg?si=29zuqG9dCCnp52hk FirST Love by Ove
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by kebman 3y ago
3D saddle formula: f(xy)=z Sphere: (x-h)^2+(y-k)^2+(z-l)^2=5^2
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by kebman 3y ago
That's a great observation. Though on the other hand, you can probably deduce that it was some kind of accident involving the car. Which begs the question; what happened to the car, which might even be more important than the fact that
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by kebman 3y ago
Commander Keen and Jill of the Jungle was my introduction to PC's back in the day. Such lovely memories!
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by kebman 3y ago
To claim that "all questions are already answered" is super arrogant. Then they could at least do the courtesy of linking to the already answered question. Granted, they do this sometimes, but not always. Anyway, it's simply
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by kebman 3y ago
I used to contribute a lot to Stack Overflow, but then I noticed that I’d get flamed for even asking simple questions; stuff that can really stand between actually getting somewhere with your code, and where a helpful comment could really m
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by kebman 3y ago
I see there's an Project AY folder, but will there come any Atari ST tunes? I'm specifically wondering about The Union Demo by The Union (1989), including intro from The Carebears, and many more.
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by kebman 3y ago
Eggshells aren't made of endo-steel either, but I think you get the point.
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by kebman 3y ago
The battlefield is nothing like StarCraft? Think of SC as a top down model for how a real battlefield map can be. Just give each actor more realistic traits. So no strange Protoss or Zerg creatures! Perhaps base it on a more probabilistic m
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by kebman 3y ago
Or it might be fatal. You don't know that. What we do know is the general construction of a sub, which is that of an "egg". It's built to withstand extreme global pressure (pressure from all sides at once, like water doe
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by kebman 3y ago
So, here's an anecdote of a sub that miraculously survived a head on collision. What's your point? From the same article: “The collision was so serious that the vessel was almost lost; accounts detail a desperate struggle for posi

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