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You see worse landings every year at Oshkosh. A little hard and nose-first but at least he kept it on the ground and didn't bounce-bounce-crash.
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This article seems to be about ML but good old fashioned brute force searches are also possible. It's trivial to find formulas that fit data to within the variable's uncertainties. You can easily drown in such output. There are tw
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4y ago
Reminds me of this scene from War Games https://youtu.be/iRsycWRQrc8?t=66
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> People can be addicted to ANYTHING that releases dopamine. And we are all doing it constantly in an unnatural way. > > This means that everything that triggers in you an excited, focused, joyful moment can be addicting. Oh no
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When Stock Cars Ruled Nascar and Why They Left
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The space hotel scheduled to open in 2025
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Flying insects splatting on cars have dropped by 60 per cent in UK
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Event Horizon Telescope to announce results about the center of our galaxy
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They're not as valuable as you might think. LL.com's go for >$1M but LL.org's and LL.net's are in the $10K-$50K range. I missed registering kl.com by a few weeks and had to settle for kl.net. This was back 1995 when y
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Burning man 747 to be moved to Las Vegas
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Title would be less confusing if it said "were spied on"
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I think it's common to experience this when taking on a significantly different role or being exposed to a new environment in your existing role (such as going to an industry conference for the first time). Your interactions with other
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> Apple's strange hypermedia system So it wasn't just me that thought it was an incredibly weird system... I wondered why or even how anyone would actually use it.
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Is Webb at Its Final Temperature?
(blogs.nasa.gov)
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There are several ways colorspace metadata can be included in a PNG. - No colorspace metadata (software should assume sRGB) - Built-in sRGB format chunk - gAMA chunks - cHRM chunks - ICC profile chunks IMO v4 ICC profiles are the modern a
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Color vision is much more complicated and “RGB” doesn’t work the way than most people think it does. The spectral response of the L and M cones mostly overlaps and our perception of color relies heavily on “adversarial” transformations in t
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This would be a disaster for startups and hobby sites hosting user-submitted content without a significant minimum size or revenue threshold. It would definitely be the end for one of the sites I run (which received only one DMCA request in
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iperf is the gold standard for measuring throughput but it requires a shell on both ends. The default TCP mode is fairly intuitive and usually gives a good idea of what is going on. For precise independent tests of up and down speeds you ne
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If you had to pick an inflection point where Sun's dominance in the Unix world began to decline it would be this. Not in terms of total installations, momentum and exponential expansion of the entire industry distort that, but in terms
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Old Sears and JC Penny catalogs: https://christmas.musetechnical.com/
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A Girl From Ipanema is a far weirder song than you thought
(youtube.com)
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Are toxoplasma-infected subjects more attractive than non-infected ones?
(peerj.com)
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IVO Ltd Introduces the World’s First Pure Electric Thruster for Satellites
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Mounting evidence for a 95 GeV Higgs boson
(arxiv.org)
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Radia Perlman explains how she invented Spanning Tree
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Yes. We have a pretty good understanding of how neutrinos are created and destroyed and there should not be enough of them to explain the anomalous gravitation.
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> Yes, dark matter is the best way we currently have for fitting the data This is the key problem. Since there is no theory of what dark matter is made of or how it is created and destroyed, you can always have as much or as little of i
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Reading through the documentation it looks like this emulates the legacy IOS model of announcing all BGP routes to neighbors by default unless there is a policy configured. This outdated model has caused countless route leaks over the years
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BGP can be used for small things too. Many enterprises use it for their connectivity. If you are multihomed it's basically essential. Even if you are not multihomed BGP is the most robust way to handle failover between two uplinks to
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I don't think there are any 3090's with 128GB of ram however. If you need that much ultra high bandwidth ram the M1 Ultra is the only game in town.
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