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by krapht 3y ago
I know so many people who get frustrated with hobby tools and then quit the hobby, when if they would've bought something decent to start off with, might've kept interest. The price differential is a lot less if you buy used, but
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by krapht 4y ago
> Any cows, any animals, any living creatures are never going to be bad for the planet. Trivial counterexample: humanity I think you have a definition of good/bad w/r/t the planet different from the mainstream.
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by krapht 4y ago
Chickens make hardly any sense right now, as they are quite efficient at turning feed into meat. The big wins are in expensive cuts of meat from large, popular animals... i.e. beef and tuna.
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by krapht 4y ago
Where's my fusion powered flying car and electricity too cheap to meter?
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by krapht 4y ago
Nope. For the same reason I know many people who voted for Trump, and then didn't after four years of him. They just didn't care to spend more brainpower on the issue than they already had. Most people have better things to do tha
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by krapht 4y ago
Law firms know this, and get around it by delegating everything they possibly can to paralegals and junior staff while representing much more hands-on involvement by senior, experienced staff. Sorta like software outsourcing, actually.
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by krapht 4y ago
Textbooks are a lot more work to prepare than people think, and the market is in the thousands. Especially specialist textbooks like this require the input of many upper-middle class professionals who aren't exactly cheap - much like s
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by krapht 4y ago
Adverse selection effect here. It's probably self sustaining at this point
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by krapht 4y ago
Just wait until you hear about the history of anti-fencing laws dating back to the 1600s. You're missing out on centuries of outage.
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by krapht 4y ago
No, I can't envision this. Surface texture alone will not tell you if meat is cooked. There is no getting around the temperature probe. Now, simple color matching models are used in some fancy toasters on white bread to determine brown
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by krapht 4y ago
You mean some radars inability to detect stationary obstacles. Clutter rejection has a lot of more sophisticated algorithms to apply with greater compute power to throw at the problem.
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by krapht 4y ago
I was working on something related for work many years ago... commercial gps receivers aren't sufficient. We kept time with GPS disciplined rubidium clocks, but that was only good enough for about 10 seconds of coherent operation befor
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by krapht 4y ago
> Filled aperture matters. Could say the exact opposite... sparse synthetic apertures are more cost-efficient.
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by krapht 4y ago
I'm really struggling to follow along. Control theory is nothing but a set of math tools to derive controllers and filters. Just because most people stick to linear systems with gaussian noise doesn't mean you're limited to t
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by krapht 4y ago
Situation is dire even for contractors unless your product is already in production and has somebody on the government side advocating for you.
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by krapht 4y ago
I think in actual users Julia is behind Python, MATLAB, and R for scientific use...
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by krapht 4y ago
I don't change my own oil for the same reason I don't mow my own lawn or haul my own garbage to the municipal dump.
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by krapht 4y ago
MS OneNote is popular. I'm surprised nobody has mentioned it, it comes standard with office.
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by krapht 4y ago
Well, now you know the answer is almost nobody :). Xilinx and Altera have been promising efficient high level C++/openCL/CUDA -> FPGA compilation for decades now and almost everybody I know has been burnt by it at work, so than
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by krapht 4y ago
You're not gonna like this answer but every time I've had some issue like that at work the answer is: file a ticket with your local Xilinx field applications engineer. Are you a hobbyist? Ha, have fun. Digging through the Xilinx f
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by krapht 4y ago
optimal among linear functions, and the noise is gaussian... of course noise is not gaussian in many interesting applications and nothing is stopping a nonlinear function from getting better results than a matched filter, we just have no th
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by krapht 4y ago
> When you selected Martin Luther as your mental leader That's not what I got from the post at all. Historically Martin Luther is extremely significant, and as that's as far as I can see why OP referenced him. And frankly, it&#
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by krapht 4y ago
If there was a geopolitical emergency that needed massive US shipbuilding efforts (ie. naval war over Taiwan) it seems obvious that Japanese and Korean shipyards would be smoking craters from Chinese medium range ballistic missiles. Assumin
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by krapht 4y ago
Huh? Are you saying it doesn't produce a small reserve of merchant shipping vessels? This all or nothing thinking isn't helpful. Utterly useless? Some n ships is better than no ships.
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by krapht 4y ago
I agree. I'm not sure how it at other companies. Both at my current company and previous one, line managers had a misc budget of $2000 before needing oversight, with bigger numbers as you went up the leadership chain, but I never inter
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by krapht 4y ago
I don't know how much I would pay because I have not researched your product, sorry for being unhelpful. Just to throw a useless number out, if there was a standalone version licensed for individual use I would impulse pay $100 to run
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by krapht 4y ago
This looks like a dashboard version of my own Python scripts that I use to evaluate training data. ** reads more into the blurb** Use our APIs to improve your models! Blech, not interested anymore. I can't hand out access to a 3rd part
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by krapht 4y ago
Heh, or you could be me, and escape embedded. I hate staring at 20 year old legacy C or C++98 codebases, Makefiles and Autotools make me cry, and trying to debug random hardware issues with blinking LEDs or print statements (JTAG access is
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by krapht 4y ago
At least from the conversations I've heard about this topic, the issue isn't acknowledging that slavery and Jim Crow has caused problems for generations of blacks. The problem comes when measures to address it are discussed, like
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by krapht 4y ago
The pain of deploying Python applications is a leading complaint about the language, so maybe you could pick a better example :).

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