kelsolaar

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   by kelsolaar 6y ago

   A significant amount of video thumbnails upon following https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=naked+yoga seem to be surfing close-by to the violation of Youtube's Nudity and sexual content policies. > Depicti
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   by kelsolaar 6y ago

   And for completion, here is Alfred performing the same search: https://imgur.com/iIkGdO1
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   by kelsolaar 6y ago

   > It might be possible that Google is giving you different results in a browser based on your search history. This is actually from an Incognito window (same result in Firefox): https://imgur.com/tWCWQW1 > The idea is
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   by kelsolaar 6y ago

   This is neat! Did not have much luck searching for that on neither SO or Github "python unique list values ordered". The first answer on Google is what I would expect: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44628
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   by kelsolaar 6y ago

   This is incredible! The chiasm between him and 99% of people on Earth, really mind boggling that he can make so much money like that. He seems to have his head quite well on his shoulders too.
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   by kelsolaar 6y ago

   Not sure what are the requirements to get on the OnlyFans platform, but they seemed to be plagued by “adult spam” in their comment section : https://blog.onlyfans.com/how-to-become-a-full-time-digital-...
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   by kelsolaar 6y ago

   What would be great, and unless I missed it, would be to be able to reference/cite a particular dataset with a Digital Object Identifier (DOI). It is a key feature of Zenodo for example.
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   by kelsolaar 6y ago

   This is in direct contradiction to what Edward Snowden is saying in Permanent Record. He could not find anything.
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   by kelsolaar 6y ago

   Here are a few non-exhaustive answers: How do you manage / version assets? Git? Git LFS? ...? Disclaimer: I'm a git Zealot, and use it for everything BUT version control with UE4 where Perforce is the King. I might sound
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    This release integrates most of the GSoC contributions from our 3 students. It is also the last feature release supporting Python 2.7. We will be removing all the compatibility code as we go from now on. One of the reasons for having contin
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    Colour Science for Python – 0.3.16(colour-science.org)

    3 points by kelsolaar 6y ago|1 comments
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Not only that but the executable file is called tex which would break when you have a LaTeX distribution on your system: Kali:~ kelsolaar$ tex This is TeX, Version 3.14159265 (TeX Live 2019) (preloaded format=tex) **^C
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Hard to not mention the work from Akiyoshi Kitaoka: - http://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/index-e.html - https://twitter.com/AkiyoshiKitaoka
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Arnold has both CPU and GPU rendering support. It is used notably by Sony Pictures Imageworks and created my Marcos Fajardo now working at Solid Angle.
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Your page does not scroll properly if at all on iOS 14.0.1 and Safari.
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Thanks for taking the time to answer! > Secondly, your post getting flagged probably doesn't indicate that HN is "losing its soul". My assumptions are possibly entirely incorrect and this is why I'm asking. Stack Over
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    Ask HN: Did HN lost its soul?

    4 points by kelsolaar 6y ago|3 comments
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Tried most of them, Bear, DEVONThink, Foam, Quiver, Notion, Obsidian, Org-Mode, Roam, Workflowy, and Zettlr to name a few. The feature I found to be the best is the "outliner with zoom" from Roam and Workflowy. With that in mind,
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    AFAIK, no, Poetry deals with Pypi, Github and urls to Python packages: https://python-poetry.org/docs/dependency-specification/
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Poetry is awesome, it has its quirks but really simplified our work at https://www.colour-science.org/ . We have dropped Conda entirely as it solved all our previous Pip dependency hell that ended up with the adoption of Con
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Absolutely fascinating! Is there any other animal known to have evolved like that?
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    XENON1T is relevant here: https://www.quantamagazine.org/dark-matter-experiment-finds-...
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Google Wave is certainly the first thing that came to mind!
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    Show HN: Colour Developers Entry for John Hunter Excellence in Plotting Contest(colour-science.github.io)

    2 points by kelsolaar 6y ago|0 comments
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Gamut mapping is not an easy thing though!
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Negative numbers are not really an issue, quite the opposite because they are necessary for invertibility of most of the computations. We almost never ever clip values in Colour ( https://github.com/colour-science/colour
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Thanks for mentioning Colour! We are still on very long alpha since over half a decade but we are getting there. We have 3 students helping us for GSoC this year! https://twitter.com/colour_science/status/125826870
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Same happens in France and they are still around :)
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    Datalore ( https://datalore.io/ ) by JetBrains seemed to behave as expected. Received this email describing their free Tier: With the Community subscription, you can use 10 GB storage to upload datasets run computati
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    by kelsolaar 6y ago

    I just tried to give a stab to Cocalc ( https://cocalc.com/ ) (formerly Sage Math) but they don't have a free tier that allows downloading packages or cloning repositories.