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by krasin 4y ago
I am interested. Would it be possible to share the name of the book? Thank you in advance.
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by krasin 4y ago
Many big companies have retention policies, where all messages are automatically deleted after X months unless specifically persisted / pinned. It's highly unlikely that Twitter has much internal emails from 2019-2020, let alone 2
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by krasin 4y ago
>> will have enough batteries for 20-30 minutes of flight >Where does this number come from, exactly? It's a ballpark. Electric planes are capable of having up to 1 hour ([1]), but I've taken a smaller number to allow for
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by krasin 4y ago
> bad ideas that would turn cruise ships into potential floating craters Is the concern here is a sudden loss of power or autonomous flight? If a beam is lost, these electric cargo planes will have enough batteries for 20-30 minutes of f
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by krasin 4y ago
We can either be infinitely scared and do nothing or we can actually make progress in a responsible manner and get a chance to fix climate.
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by krasin 4y ago
The primary use case here is trans-pacific. Not a lot of attics out there.
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by krasin 4y ago
> Let me see if I can nail down the argument here: Wrong nail. My home router runs OpenWRT. While it's not a 100% guarantee to be safe, it's a lot better than any closed-sourced firmware. That said, if the choice is limited to
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by krasin 4y ago
Yes, but firmware backdoors are a thing. The same chip does not mean the same behavior.
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by krasin 4y ago
A few papers down the road, hopefully. There's no inherent limit for these models to be bad with numbers, as they are now. I do feel that the new-gen mechanical CAD will be based on a dialog between a human and a generational suite. Wh
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by krasin 4y ago
Not necessarily, because it just confirms what everyone already suspects: we're in a recession. Also, AMD announced "just" 29% y/y growth with 42% gross margin. If anything, it's a bad sign for Intel as they probabl
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by krasin 4y ago
Usually, you can just run COLMAP ([1]) and it will find the poses and camera intrinsics. This is indeed what Nerfstudio recommends doing in the docs ([2]). 1. https://colmap.github.io/ 2. https://docs.nerf.studio
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by krasin 4y ago
I tried it today. Nerfstudio is amazing. I also like the pragmatic approach to its UI: launch a command-line / text UI program, publish a localhost URL, access a rich WebUI in the browser. NeRF rendering latency is extremely low and fr
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by krasin 4y ago
Here is a video review of the BitchingFast 3D 2000: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmCEXbspWuI
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by krasin 4y ago
Generally in agreement, but two minor questions: > Use typescript, jsx to create the simplest way to implement components and sub circuits. (I know this isn't going to happen) I can see why not many people would be willing the learn
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by krasin 4y ago
JITX (and the general idea of schematics / PCB generators) is one of big challengers to the way hardware is designed. I hope they succeed. They easier it is to make new hardware, the more competition is, the better products we get as c
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by krasin 4y ago
It's also time to have a spec & alternative free implementation for Rust. Multiple compilers and standard library implementations for C is the reason why it's so ubiquitous in the embedded space and where Rust can do a lot of
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by krasin 4y ago
> changes in the barometric pressure cause migraines for some people I am with you. Have you considered moving to a geographical location with smaller pressure variations? Helped me a lot.
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by krasin 4y ago
On the other hand, this comment is sus: https://old.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/x0w8sz/it_vs_infr...
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by krasin 4y ago
I tried to follow the advice. It's clearly someone who is working with computers and for a long time. The comments are touching various topics (from tech to society to random stuff) and it's likely that the person is behind a keyb
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by krasin 4y ago
It's best to judge individual people for their indiviual deeds. Discrimination by a fact of belonging to a group is too imprecise, almost always. It's okay to be more vigilant based on it, though - statistics does work.
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by krasin 4y ago
Yep. No disagreement here; I was just trying to say that when the per-capita electricity consumption in California will go up, it's not because policies don't work, but because of EVs. And we will see drastic reductions of CO2 emi
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by krasin 4y ago
Note that California (and the rest of the world) is about to start using more electricity due to transition to electric cars and trucks.
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by krasin 4y ago
the article starts with "We're using less electricity. Some power plants have even shut down. So why do state officials keep approving new ones?" The authors do not seem to realize that transition to EVs will require to at le
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by krasin 4y ago
Much of Texas energy consumption is industrial, actually. Source: https://www.eia.gov/state/data.php?sid=TX * Residential use: 13% * Commercial use: 12% * Industrial: 54% * Transport: 24% (incl. commercial)
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CA grid: real-time status(caiso.com)
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That's correct. The aforementioned entrepreneur runs https://www.floppydisk.com/ This is a video tour of the facility (2015): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9tENHe19gk
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by krasin 4y ago
China recently announced their GPU: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/first-wholly-domestic-chin... - from the specs, it's not bad.
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by krasin 4y ago
Do you happen to have photos of the bike?
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by krasin 4y ago
Thank you for making me realize it's something I can pay money for. Bought the book right away. They give an DRM-free PDF eBook right away and will ship a paper version later.
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by krasin 4y ago
Another selling point of Neos is its ability to create full-featured games and worlds from within VR, as opposed to need to code them in Unity to do anything custom for VRChat (and it's getting banned, from what I understand?)

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