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by klysm 1y ago
Rock climbing renders it useless as well
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by klysm 1y ago
Every time I see a product launch named 'Google X', I just think to myself how many months will go by before we see 'Google Sunsetting Opal'
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by klysm 1y ago
Fine detail isn’t really the metric to use when thinking of SVG size. 20MB just sounds like a catastrophic degenerate export from shitty software
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by klysm 1y ago
Visa and MasterCard are shaking in their boots and will scratch and bite on their way down to kill anything like this in the US.
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by klysm 1y ago
If you aren’t using 2FA for your root account, then you are asking to be compromised.
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by klysm 1y ago
I know nothing about astro-anything so forgive my ignorance, but what light source would a nebula be reflecting? Is it meaningfully distinct for each nebula?
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by klysm 1y ago
I definitely get the vibe that they are rotten to the core from the same financialization strategies that have destroyed Boeing, TI, etc.
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by klysm 1y ago
I guess that’s yet another dimension. Perhaps spin a polarizing filter in front of the camera to grab that?
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by klysm 1y ago
Deep space photos - I don’t think there is an illuminant at all
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by klysm 1y ago
So in this case there is no sensible white point since there is no illuminant right?
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by klysm 1y ago
Recently I've been on a bit of a deep dive regarding human color vision and cameras. This left me with the general impression that RGB bayer filters are vastly over-utilized (mostly due to market share), and are they are usually not gr
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by klysm 1y ago
I've always been confused by what the white point actually _means_. Since we are dealing with strictly emissive sources here, and not reflected sunlight, does the whitepoint even mean anything?
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by klysm 1y ago
Huh we must be hallucinating then?
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by klysm 1y ago
I think a hardware design language for schematics makes a lot of sense (that's what this appears to be), but good luck doing board layout (the hard part).
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by klysm 1y ago
I've checked on this several times over the years, and I think the answer will probably be no for a long time, or forever. The RPi boot process is a bit arcane and specific. Systemd's philosophy seems to want to target the 95% use
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by klysm 1y ago
I really wish this worked for raspberry pi
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by klysm 1y ago
That’s cloud-native!
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by klysm 1y ago
Seriously? The NSF?
169.
by klysm 1y ago
I think people use the word political to mean “partisan issue”
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by klysm 1y ago
Why would apple be subject to these guidelines?
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by klysm 1y ago
The whole diophantine aspect of this seems contrived - where is the integer restriction coming from? Does that make the problem more tractable or more difficult?
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by klysm 1y ago
Unfortunately it has everything to do with politics because fixing it requires political action
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by klysm 1y ago
I don't think they can legally prevent it
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by klysm 1y ago
I don’t think this argument applies because AI workloads can be centralized
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by klysm 1y ago
LLMs probably have bad awareness of line numbers
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by klysm 1y ago
CEOs are possibly the last person you should listen to on any given subject.
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by klysm 1y ago
How on earth would POSIX define performance of something like pipes?
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by klysm 1y ago
Trying to cross compile my own Linux distribution from scratch introduced me to a lot of these problems and my goodness it is an absolute mess
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by klysm 1y ago
Product folks don’t know what they want a lot of the time and don’t know what’s possible
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by klysm 1y ago
And yet in practice SEO slop garbage is SEO slop garbage. Devoid of any real meaning or purpose other than to increase rankings and metrics. Nobody cares if it’s good or useful, but it must appease the algorithm!

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