l33tman

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by l33tman 6y ago
Yes this thread is just by people not actually reading the thread in the top in combination with a misleading support article subject..
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by l33tman 6y ago
Also I do think the 3d voxel reconstruction approach and the nerf approach solves different goals. I didn't read the original nerf paper thoroughly but AFAIK the network learns to interpolate between the photos in a beautiful, smooth w
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by l33tman 6y ago
The quantization of energy is mostly a 1920's observation that created the name Quantum Mechanics, due to a lot of interference effects among wave functions in various spherical or cylindrical symmetric arrangements that result in a lo
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by l33tman 6y ago
To summarize the experiment - they measured the interference effects of electron waves from a hydrogen molecule hit by xrays (high energy photons) and the electron wave interference pattern carried with it information on the relative timing
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by l33tman 6y ago
This effect even exists within the same lab (been there, seen it). It's a horrible environment.
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by l33tman 6y ago
Yeah I'd be happy to chat some time, also been doing some PC-related work! BTW the PC-stuff goes back to the 90's (at least), Rao and Ballard 1999 is usually referred to. The 2017 papers quoted above are specifically about compari
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by l33tman 6y ago
They give different predictions for the same observed event so both can't be true. For example, since there is no gravity in the standard model (the general QM-model encompassing everything but gravity) and gravity obviously is observe
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by l33tman 6y ago
Superstring theory is considered a branch of physics but it's in a similar position (not saying there's anything of value in the wolfram article, just saying sometimes purely theoretical frameworks can be called physics even thoug
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by l33tman 6y ago
Go for it! Get a motherboard with reinforced PCIe slots for both GPUs though, the cheaper mobos only have one armoured slot. Also, you really should use the 3080 Founders Edition I guess for a dual setup as they blow out part of their heat
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by l33tman 6y ago
Well the GP might not live in the US. I don't, and I have never seen anybody use one of those and I don't know anybody who does either, and I haven't seen them in series or movies either (except sci-fi AI movies). For all I k
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by l33tman 6y ago
You don't typically need an MRI in an ER setting except for the problem stated, differentiating between various reasons for a stroke. A CT can do the rest and is way cheaper and simpler to setup and operate. There are other reasons an
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by l33tman 6y ago
One way to attack this in a larger scale is to get the responsible politicians somehow outed in media by any of these databases. For example one media article that got good spread here was when the newspaper bought the GPS-tracking informat
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by l33tman 6y ago
Yeah there were a lot of auxiliary interviews that corroborated the story, going back like for the entire morning with radar operators tracking multiple objects. Still, since it feels absolutely crazy that the navy wouldn't investigate
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by l33tman 6y ago
I somewhat fail to see the connection between Roblox and MUDs but FWIW one of the most well known MUDs of the 90's is still up and running, M.U.M.E (Multi-Users in Middle Earth). It was a Diku derivative but with its own online languag
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by l33tman 6y ago
The trouble is physicists who work in foundational QM who still utters phrases like "But the vista of all these parallel histories is deeply unsettling, and like many other physicists I would prefer a single history." and then the
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by l33tman 6y ago
I do this all the time in ads in mobile apps but they always re-appear no matter how you report them in the options. I think the OP complained about fraudulent google search results though - there's no way to report them (been wonderin
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by l33tman 6y ago
It's of course a click-bait title, while some of the classical aspects of light refraction can't be applied here it is for sure within the normal treatment of light physics (as is even stated in the article). Still, cool engineeri
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by l33tman 6y ago
To be fair, the android keyboards (like Gboard, googles own) are also bad. It's a tough problem for sure, but they haven't gotten better for the last 6-7 years at least, in my experience, and that is the point of the parent post I
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by l33tman 6y ago
I also designed my own 3D engine but after attacking the physics engine, I quickly (and, never regrettably!) switched to the open source Bullet engine instead after going through its code. I would never have the stamina to write that, and a
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by l33tman 6y ago
Well, the profit could be $1 if you're "profitable" which would warrant a bad valuation (like if you just resell SMSes with no value add at all). But another commentor quoted an 18% margin so if that's true it seems weir
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by l33tman 6y ago
Cool, when fargate launched they didn't have a spot possibility (AFAIK) and since we run ECS on Spot instances it would just be a massive increase in cost to switch to FG, but if it now can use underlying spot instances, it might be wo
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by l33tman 6y ago
I'm sure there are other services that are cheaper in some of the areas, but at least the argument about "insane complexity" is moot; if you've used AWS before it's no problem to set something up from scratch. I&#x2
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by l33tman 6y ago
Well I agree fully that there are patients who are smart and could take in the info (for that matter, lots of doctors also end up as patients), and I'd hope their treating doctors give them any info they ask for and get them involved i
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by l33tman 6y ago
Yes, in Sweden the problem was the nursing homes and they were run (and still are run) badly. The other measures that could have been done (within the covid response itself) would probably not have helped this, goes the argument (but certai
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by l33tman 6y ago
There is no real "collapse" in numbers, the number of hospital cases have been in a (noisy) straight line down from April and forwards: https://www.icuregswe.org/data--resultat/covid-19-i-svensk-i... (the gra
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by l33tman 6y ago
There are big signs on world-accessible buckets when you go into the S3 console. It's a fairly new thing but they are (slowly) trying to help auditing and finding these things I guess. However I'm not sure if there are any built-i
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by l33tman 6y ago
Fortunately these decisions are usually not done by the individual surgeon or radiologist but by a cross-disciplinary team during rounds and by input from wide long-term studies categorising the tumor type, treatment options and outcome.
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by l33tman 6y ago
It's just hard to take in that info.. Your average patient is not really capable, especially when delivered life-changing information and requiring THEM to decide what life-changing action to take. Most in that situation defers to what
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by l33tman 6y ago
The lesser known truth is that the CEO role is often tedious "normal" work and not being Ironman. You can give in to that and hire a CEO that actually enjoys the meetings and stuff, or at least a COO to run the company day to day.
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by l33tman 6y ago
The author describes the unification process of the non-gravity forces under various symmetries and that there are desires to find a way to unify these under a GUT, and also describes there is a need to modernize gravity so it fits logicall

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