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Monkey see, monkey do, and orangutan think and understand. orangutan are quite smart and can associate ideas, communicate and share knowledge. They are considered as one of the most intelligent primate. A shame they're critically endan
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Ask HN: What is your arsenal for datavizualisation in Python?
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I think you could provide good things to Wikipedia with your tool. For instance, I recently read that earth spinning make earth 10^7 kg heavier. While the principle is corrShow HN: I'm 16 and building an AI based startup c... https:&#
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thanks, I could not find this one but I was almost sure it was only a 3D photoscan of the body since they mostly talk about moles and skin. The article is really hard to read if you don't care about storyselling...oops, storytelling.
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it could be a service for local uses: you select an area and ask Google to render it. Could be even premium service hehe
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to me, since the code have been produced before the contract, they don't hold the IP. I'm not a lawyer, I can be wrong.
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The industry see your CV, your git repo and your portfolio, if you don't have a second call in 300 applications it means either you're talking to the wrong people regarding your profile, or your profile is not appealing and work n
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Using 200 photos taken with a conventional camera, at a refresh rate of 105 frames per second - the quality of video game images - the result gives the illusion of walking through the video. Better still, if you zoom in, you can see finer d
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I completly agree with this: taking notes is not a goal but a tool. when taking notes in school, it is advised to keep some space on your paper to make questions and answers. It would be perfect to have a note taking tool, with anki inside
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that's not what this chart is suggesting. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/global-energy-substitutio...
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I think he mean that numbers less or equal than ten are written as words, and others are written as numbers. Given the many reaponses, it would be fun to aee if llm beat humans on understanding the sentence ahah
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now I have an other good reason to buy a raspberry pi or dive into ML. aarg. That's dope, even if analysis is done at home it's pleasing to see young people doing projects like that.
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they are also better for industrial purpose if I remember correctly. And better from n ethical pov.
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The problem is systemic, it's not about knowing more or monitoring. It's finding an economic system that is both competitive compared to capitalism and market economy, and free of emissions. Which come down to not using oil and ga
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I do have issues to access from firefox, but I was able to read an email already received on my phone (on browser). They say Turkey is blocking proton services for the moment.
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70% of workers worlwide will be put at risk with climate change. https://www.axios.com/2024/04/22/workers-excessive-heat-unit... also let's not forget that there are animals too who suffer. And thy don&#
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I think the same. And tbh, if music variations are finite, I'm quite sure it's big enough to fill my entire life with new song, sounds, arrangement, voices, lyrics...Also music is not only sound, but also performances.
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https://www.random.org/
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https://github.com/NotACoin/BLE_LED_strip this one, took me little time to figure out how to use wireshark, get data, input command with my phone...eventually the voltage regulator died a day after for overcurrent or d
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3y ago
Could be easily public founded...early detection is really important, and many people don't go to the dermatologist
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Does it propose link between ideas, or new ideas/completions/suggestion/visualisation, or refactor "messy" mindmap? I don't see a real advantage if its only "selling argument" is just proposing an ini
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This one ? https://wordsandbuttons.online/the_real_cpp_killers.html from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39770467
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Is'nt the (economic) problem of maintaining software an issue, independently of it being open source or closed?
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Methane leakage have been first estimated by the gas industry actors first. With no incentive to work on those leakage (no regulation) and a strong incentive to be "green" (it grant you money and good PR which is money), numbers c
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3y ago
what kind of natural gas?
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I feel the same vibe too about this. If methane leak is an issue, H2 leakage will be a bigger issue. It's far more prone to leakage and far more corrosive. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10311-021-
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check climate town last video on youtube.
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https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10311-021-01322-8
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it's time to stop calling methane "natural gas".
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3y ago
put it in front of your car and you can end your insurance contract
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