kregasaurusrex

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by kregasaurusrex 5y ago
Location: Cleveland, Ohio Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, SQL, AWS, Numpy, Pandas, C#, OpenCV Github: https://github.com/kriegersaurusrex Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/do
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by kregasaurusrex 5y ago
Looks like the integer overflow had the system time try to start back over at zero, but that caused everything else to hang right after it did. Neat stream.
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by kregasaurusrex 5y ago
Italodisco is super underrated- it has a lot of the upbeat analog electronic dance music that many of the *waves try to recreate; and did it 40ish years ago. Always felt it was more poppy and fun than the Eurobeat songs that came afterwards
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by kregasaurusrex 5y ago
I think overzealous copyright quietly killed Vaporwave. It focused on being anti-capitalist & satirical, where Vaporwave as a genre spawned out of this retrofuturistic desire to return to the 80's and 90's era of rosy nostalgi
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by kregasaurusrex 5y ago
It's a versatile piece of hardware! As long as you're not trying to get granular object detection less than a foot away it's able to see features with a fair amount of detail.
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by kregasaurusrex 5y ago
I'd previously got about 3/4ths of the way through filing my taxes using TurboTax, only to find that I wasn't able to deduct student loan interest on the free product. Intuit also regularly deletes threads of people who go on
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by kregasaurusrex 5y ago
I'm curious as to why it was taken down too- the video, blog post, and Github repo are all gone. Here's a mirror to the original: https://archive.is/JguQH
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by kregasaurusrex 5y ago
The creator posted a full write-up here: https://next-hack.com/index.php/2021/06/12/lets-port-doom-to...
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Doom Running on an IKEA Lamp [video](youtube.com)
1009 points by kregasaurusrex 5y ago|309 comments
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by kregasaurusrex 5y ago
There's data released directly by the US Census Bureau for this: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/RHORUSQ156N
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by kregasaurusrex 5y ago
Hopefully Google doesn't tell us to collectively throw them into the ocean and recharge the electric eels. [0] While cylindrical 18650's can be opened and unrolled carefully without being shorted, it's difficulty to quickly a
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by kregasaurusrex 5y ago
Very cool mixture of software and hardware for your project! I've been wanting to build a Go-playing robot for the longest time, hoping the cost of 6DoF robotic arms comes down in the near future. Do you have future tweaks in mind for
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by kregasaurusrex 5y ago
A favorite talk of mine by Jeff Hawkins is 'What the Brain says about Machine Intelligence'[0] - how the brain interprets signals similarly to how a computer chip would, and how these are stored such that they can be later retriev
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
The Microwave Plasma Mystery[0] by NileRed, he later made a followup video about how the experiement likely ruined the structural integrity of several glass beakers used in the video. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0u8
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Robinhood Files Confidentially for U.S. IPO(bloomberg.com)
25 points by kregasaurusrex 6y ago|10 comments
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
It's useful to browse on a phone if you have limited mobile data, and the text-only English Wikipedia fits onto a modern micro SD card.
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
An important part of the article mentions bringing down the cost of high-temperature ReBCO tape conductors, where SPARC itself needed more than entire than what existing companies would expect to produce in an entire year. Existing technolo
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
His opening statement was released online already, I like how he concludes it with "in short, I like the stock." https://docs.house.gov/meetings/BA/BA00/20210218/111207/HHRG...
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
Still waiting for Crunchbase[0] to update it with the list of investors, which aren't mentioned in Techcrunch or the Reuters article. [0] https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/reddit
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
Having watched the January 15th option chain before last week's monthly opex, you could see a significant number of deep ITM puts both being traded and showing as open interest for lots of different strike prices. It's likely this
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
There's a decent bit of M&A activity going on in finanacial services lately- SoFi recently announced going public, Simple being dissolved after BBVA merging with PNC, Lending Club merging with Radius Bank, and now Plaid's merg
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
I agree wholeheartedly- found about the Underhanded C Contest through an HN thread and enjoyed reading through the submissions every year. Sadly it seems to have not been run since 2015.
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The AI Girlfriend Seducing China’s Lonely Men(sixthtone.com)
2 points by kregasaurusrex 6y ago|0 comments
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
10 cents is likely closer to being the raw cost of the tag itself; the actual costs including tooling and tracking would likely make this closer to 15-20 cents per unit at scale. It's still too high for a low-margin retail environment,
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
Even though cells may exist with the same specs, it's hjighly recommended to create a battery pack from a single supplier and standardize on that. For example when I used to do professional laptop repair, I discovered the '18650&#
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
Here's the description for CVE-2020-1472: An elevation of privilege vulnerability exists when an attacker establishes a vulnerable Netlogon secure channel connection to a domain controller, using the Netlogon Remote Protocol (MS-NRPC),
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
Scrabble is largely a game of area-based combinatorics, which rewards finding sequences of letters that happen to be words and fit into the board's multiplier spaces. Memorizing the two-letter word list is extraordinarily helpful when
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
Funnily enough in one of the article's citations, the UK's government has funded SIGINT research for CRT and LCD televisions[0] to see if you're watching the BBC on the flat panel television inside your own home. I've be
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by kregasaurusrex 6y ago
Watched the talk at Hot Chips today[0]- 400,000(!) cores on a single wafer is absolutely remarkable! There was a slide not posted in which there were virtual segments of the wafer designated for each step, and the example given by the prese
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Lightmatter: Silicon Photonics for AI Acceleration(anandtech.com)
6 points by kregasaurusrex 6y ago|0 comments

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