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by matt123456789 4y ago
No, the hexagonal spikes are artifacts of the arms holding the secondary mirror in place.
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by matt123456789 4y ago
The harder and likely more relevant task is that of quantifying the amount of fare evasion preempted by policing, similar to many other law enforcement actions.
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by matt123456789 4y ago
Oh my God, reading this with the narrative interspersed with the recalled thoughts of this 90(?)-year-old traveling to space on essentially the world’s first tourist rocket was hilarious . If you’re like me and you often skip the link and
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by matt123456789 4y ago
Part 1 reads like a rich lifestyle tourist taking a job for the poors and finding it “transformative”. Part 2 was much better.
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by matt123456789 4y ago
Highly paid sheeple whose paycheck and continued employment is probably correlated with their ability to oversee a technically successful execution of the designs of higher-ups. That sounds like the line that I would use if I had to build s
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by matt123456789 4y ago
Clever. Not an enforceable ban on members but still enough of a nudge to say “you can come here from HN, but don’t be that guy ”.
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by matt123456789 4y ago
High-f(r)equency Trading
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by matt123456789 4y ago
Careful, you will upset the poor fools who have to deploy our - I mean, their - own products (and therefore have to write the config files, too!)
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by matt123456789 4y ago
iOS doesn’t have 95% market share. Edit to clarify: Windows had a monopoly on the desktop market in a way that is different to regulators (I guess) from the Google-Apple duopoly of today’s mobile market.
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by matt123456789 4y ago
There’s a weird rider in here that requires NASA to launch SLS multiple times per year once crewed launches start. Which is a huge rate increase from that currently planned for Artemis. https://youtu.be/U1j8WJQu_RQ Edit - s
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by matt123456789 4y ago
Notice also that we are looking at a “minimum 1k” observations, and the y-axis is labeled in increments of one-one thousandth starting at zero, so really it’s “1”, “2”, “3”, etc. The observed fluctuation may be attributable to removing the
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by matt123456789 4y ago
Sounds like wasted effort. When’s the last time you heard about a technology not being invented because developers decided it shouldn’t be invented? As long as there’s a legal business case, you’ll find someone who can and will build it fo
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by matt123456789 4y ago
This is hilarious. And correct!
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by matt123456789 4y ago
That’s the implementation used by Apple for client-side scanning of iCloud uploads. NeuralHash or something. The EU may (and likely will) build an unrelated system, although it may share ideas with prior work.
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by matt123456789 4y ago
The IPFS link does not like to the IPFS technology but to some insurance premium financing site (“IPFS”).
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by matt123456789 4y ago
I would be extremely careful about making introspective judgments based on an algorithm that somebody else wrote. It can change at any time, and you don’t know how it works (unless you work at Twitter). You might have some idea about the b
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by matt123456789 5y ago
A parameter is a scalar value, most of which are in the attention matrices and feedforward matrices, you also hear these called “weights”. Any intro to DL course will cover these in detail. I recommend started with Andrew Ng’s Coursera clas
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by matt123456789 5y ago
I don’t understand what you mean. Does AMD’s public disclosure of the microarchitecture prevent them from filing prior art?
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by matt123456789 5y ago
I see. Thank you for clarifying. Here’s the author of the Keycloak SCIM plugin on that functionality: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58566587/does-keycloak-s... So will likely require some changes to Keycloak
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by matt123456789 5y ago
Keycloak has nearly all of this built in. You don’t need to be a crack sysadmin to set it up. If all you need is a 2FA-enabled OIDC endpoint federating to AD/LDAP to serve as SSO you can be up and running quite quickly. [1] 2FA/Ti
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by matt123456789 5y ago
For added stability, make sure it’s statically compiled (which it might be already...)
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by matt123456789 5y ago
Where you at? Let’s grab a beer if you’re nearby. Always down to share war stories with a fellow geek.
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by matt123456789 5y ago
If you’re throwing down the gauntlet, then formalize the description and measurement criteria of slug-related tasks and watch in awe as AlphaSlug slaughters bio slugs in competitive slugfare.
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by matt123456789 5y ago
So if I understand correctly, US refineries are built to process imported oil, rather than the domestic oil drilled out of US land. Which means that if the US stops importing, it will not have a way to meet domestic consumption demand witho
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by matt123456789 5y ago
The Thai submarine thing - that was a poor decision on his part. But the technical things you mention, like the stop sign “rolling stop” - I think that’s a bit slippery. Where I live, 2mph is definitely considered stopping. I would not thin
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by matt123456789 5y ago
The firm Camerfirma is provided as the poster child of why the EU can’t be trusted with the QWAC issuance rights - because it (EU) has been shown evidence of malpractice on the part of Camerfirma and failed to revoke its QWAC CA status. But
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by matt123456789 5y ago
This is on the front page and in a journal called “Light: Science and Applications”, so I’m assuming relevance to photonic processors? Without the context, I couldn’t guess the field of study from the abstract.
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by matt123456789 5y ago
Now that’s what I call due diligence.
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by matt123456789 5y ago
Build a tool that does early demand validation. There is a certifiable demand.
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by matt123456789 5y ago
I see. Thank you for the explanation.

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