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by logtempo 3y ago
I don't know where you live, but the default search at https://apps.sentinel-hub.com/eo-browser/ use sentinel-2 (the true color), 100% maximum cloud coverage (which mean any image), and the latest date. So you sho
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by logtempo 3y ago
There is also https://apps.sentinel-hub.com/eo-browser/ that regroup landsat and sentinel under the same interface.
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by logtempo 3y ago
Each 5 days, a satellite from sentinel mission take a picture of your location. It's 8 days for landsat mission. Those are publicly available data (I encourage everyone to use it for environment studies, I think any software people tha
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by logtempo 3y ago
It's a product for marketing campaign I believe. Attach a technology to a product tech-people like and you touch many people. If Lenovo made a smart mirror out of this technology (which in my opinion seems to be the most usefull), or a
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by logtempo 3y ago
I find it better than windows rn. Linux mint especially. I mean there is even a playstore-like "app" to install softwares
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by logtempo 3y ago
you have a valid point. I always had Macintosh machine and then Linux, discovered at the university. I think I fall in the case of tech literate people who know how to do things in Linux but don't care to relearn it all in Windows. So
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by logtempo 3y ago
looks like the title is different than the one showing up in hn
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by logtempo 3y ago
I heavily disagree. It does have good arguments, but I think the reasoning take in account only a part of the problem, which lead to a wrong conclusion. From my understanding, the statement is: Overpopulation is not a problem, it's the
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by logtempo 3y ago
A good trick is to think about what you are doing instead of the (negative) outcome. If you run, thinking about your movements and where you're at in the sprint is good, thinking about what if you stumble, what if a fan throw a bottle
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by logtempo 3y ago
I have little web culture, but I always love internet stories like that. It really is a contrast to social medias. Maybe it's because on such blogs and fragment of life, it's the human that "do the internet", instead of
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by logtempo 3y ago
> The whole environmental movement made a mistake framing things as a moralistic struggle to “save the Earth, pandas and pinguins.” Like George Carlin famously said on this subject: “the Earth will be fine. We’re fucked. I think the who
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by logtempo 3y ago
Maybe we can send kids under electron beam.
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by logtempo 3y ago
Maybe a few subsection titles with "Introduction"/"use case"/"let's dive in the math" will help to guide the simple guy to read the simple part, and the expert guy to reach directly the complex p
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by logtempo 3y ago
As far as I understand, you are saying that blood vessels are the cause of long COVID, but vascular disruption predispose to long term COVID. So it's more a feature of COVID(or other disease I guess?) than a feature of long term COVID
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by logtempo 3y ago
Competition is nothing but economic war.
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by logtempo 3y ago
It's a measurement of cognitive performance, nothing more. It does not tell if you can do a good job or not. I think it's a good tool when looking a two groups or looking at performances over time. But it could be biased, for exam
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by logtempo 3y ago
And yet, it made a simple mistake in some python code :'( > particles = np.zeros((2, 3)) # position, velocity, and acceleration particles[:, 0] = [0.0, 0.0, 0.0] # initial position
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by logtempo 3y ago
Even more if in your childhood memory it is engraved as something fun. As a child, and I believe others too, getting and returning the cart with the little coin your parent gives to you was cool.
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by logtempo 3y ago
It's a false believe. Throw a baby in water and he won't survive.
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by logtempo 3y ago
unfortunatly, there is pandoc for that. But you still can dive into it. At your age, I think best is (1) doing what you enjoy, and (2) applying what you've learned. Because in 6 month, you'll forgot what you don't use.
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by logtempo 3y ago
except using adblock, there is not much solution I believe. Except one that maybe you won't accept (not using those greedy website on a phone).
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by logtempo 3y ago
I agree. And it's common to any engineering topics: DO a prototype that achieve the thing it is designed for, and IF you're going to deploy it in mass, optimize it. ELSE you don't need to.
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by logtempo 3y ago
How do you program your atmega? with a laptop. Also you won't go anywhere with few resistors and capacitors, you also need transistors, diodes, maybe LED, maybe some soldering, wires, breadboard, some sensors to have fun with, some ICs
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by logtempo 3y ago
Can't be solved by writting output in a file and reading that file in parrallel? I'm a noob, it's honnest question.
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by logtempo 3y ago
To memorize something, it include two step: intake of information, and mobilization of this information. So anki help to write into memory, expose to new things eventually, and associate two ideas. But the more there is association to idea
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by logtempo 3y ago
Price rise when your market is small when doing electronic devices. Nobody will do better than available dumb phones in term of prices.
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by logtempo 3y ago
> Why do we write numbers backwards? I don't know why we do it that way. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endianness
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by logtempo 3y ago
> Sometimes deeper understanding provides deeper insights to the problems at hand. But often, they don't, even when the deeper understanding is beautiful. If the hammer works when you hold it a certain way, that's great, but un
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by logtempo 3y ago
Keep complexity monster away, and don't fear the fear of missing out. Does VimWiki suit your needs? If yes, work on real problems.
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by logtempo 3y ago
It made a big step forward, imagery is more powerfull now and some people are starting to grow organoids made of neurons. There is a lot to learn, but as soon as we can get good data, AI will step in and digest it I guess.

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