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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
3D printing is fun because there's always something new to learn
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Can you name them?
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
> does anyone has any good tips for a complete Newbie where to begin? Start with Tinkercad: https://www.tinkercad.com . It runs on the browser, it has some limitations, but it is really simple to use, just open and model whate
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Amazing. Again: amazing! I've been playing with 3D printers for 7 years, and I even assembled mine at home during the pandemic. Some topics described here I already found out by practice and I think most people with experience in 3D pr
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Well, the TensorFlow port to metal was written by Apple, and it doens't use ANE. If even they have chosen to use only GPU probably the ANE wouldn't help in training. I also heard that the ANE is way less powerful than Apple Silico
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
I'm not a ML guy, but when I needed to train a NN I thought that the my Mac's ANE would help. But actually, despite it being way easier to setup tensorflow + metal + M1 on Mac than to setup tensorflow + cuda + nvidia on Linux, the
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Well, I never used Suno on mobile, perhaps it's that! Here on desktop it's ok
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
When I try to mix genres that are too different, it chooses only one of them and ignore the others... let's see if it's better in the new version
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
> That is a very cool UI; I really don't like that UI. It's hard to read, and when I found something it slips. Too much form over function > I keep wanting to save some of the songs I hear. Just click the title of the song.
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
I never thought that Panama and Ecuador would be so big when compared to European countries
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Not only in area, but also in population: about 200 million, 2/3 of the USA population. The population of our 5 largest cities (São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasília, Fortaleza, Salvador, Belo Horizonte) is bigger than the 5 largest citi
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
So you can use it. I really don't see your point
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
So we can go back to just use them and just write a new library
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
This is heavy biased to C++, which is a language that already has too many features that people just want to use. This is a very specific case to be placed as a language feature, and could be just a lib. If this becomes a C++ feature, imagi
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
I have my watch list for movies, usually recommendations from friends, youtube channels, blogs, news and so on. The recommendation algorithms aren't fair with good movies that receive the same attention as bad movies. And, well, if I w
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
> likely to be obsolete within 5 years Crazy how it's perfectly ok to use a computer from 2015 today. But it wasn't ok to use a computer from 1995 in 2005...
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
I was born in 1996 but I really love the past. 90% percent of the music that I listen to is from before 1990; I have a typewriter and I really find it fun to use it; I have some vinyl records; I have two SNES (one I that we have at home sin
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by lucasoshiro 2y ago
> poor country like Brazil You can say several bad things about Brazil, but it being poor is not one of them. > The reason? A friend that worked in banks in Brazil and Canada thinks that it may be because Brazilian banks went digital
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by lucasoshiro 2y ago
You can see how it works in this video, after 3:30 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wvz0Yiss4Go . It's in portuguese, but I think you will understand how the interface works. Note that it is from a bank app (Nubank), Pix
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by lucasoshiro 2y ago
Thanks for your information!
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by lucasoshiro 2y ago
> Is it safe? Given the dimension of Pix, I never heard of someone losing money directly because of using it (for example, here in the past was common to see where credit cards were cloned) > can someone be coerced into emptying their
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by lucasoshiro 2y ago
> It was an honest question Sorry if I misunderstood you, but just as tip, make it clear in your question. Probably the downvotes are from people who are tired of having Brazil being associated with drugs, crime, corruption and sex while
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by lucasoshiro 2y ago
This post is about how Brazil created a universal payment technology that most richer countries don't even dream to have. And a technology that works, is free, easy to use, and become part of reality of country that, despite having sev
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by lucasoshiro 2y ago
Do you have numbers showing that causation or at least a correlation?
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by lucasoshiro 2y ago
Bolsonaro didn't even know what Pix was: https://exame.com/economia/questionado-por-apoiador-bolsonar...
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by lucasoshiro 2y ago
Pix is basically a commercial name for two services: - SPI: responsible for the payments - DICT: responsible for mapping keys to accounts The API documentation of those services are available, but only banks can use them. When a person want
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by lucasoshiro 2y ago
We have scams just like any other place and technology. I don't think that Pix made it easier. btw, Pix is not an app, it is a service/infrastructure that can be used by any bank
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by lucasoshiro 2y ago
> you can generate a QR code on the spot so the person paying can just scan it You can also generate a R$0,00, print it and leave to the other person input how much will be transferred. PS: Pix is so trivial to us that only in places lik
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by lucasoshiro 2y ago
I completely misinterpreted the title. I thought "Real Genius" and "Film Nerd" was referring to "Val Kilmer", like it was saying "RIP Val Kilmer, a real genius and film nerd that culture deserves" ins
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Python: Cool Tricks with the unary * Operator (2024)(lucasoshiro.github.io)
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