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by maurits 4y ago
My former roomie had this lovely letter pinned on his wall, from the DA, or "Staatsanwaltschaft" as the locals say. It states that witnesses reported him putting the box of his new LG tv, in with the paper rubbish. It then states
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by maurits 4y ago
That was it. Thanks!
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by maurits 4y ago
The Swiss do it too. I got a very polite email in 4 languages. ps: Anybody? [1] [1] https://serverfault.com/questions/1112995/prevent-the-git-di...
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by maurits 4y ago
I do machine learning for aberration correction in the transmission electron microscope. We are not the hippest ML lab (META, Deepmind.. ), but its super cool stuff.
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by maurits 4y ago
You could have a look at Revolut.
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by maurits 4y ago
Thank you!
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by maurits 4y ago
Sure: maurits.ch
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by maurits 4y ago
I started in 2006, with a self hosted picture-a-day photoblog. It is nice to publish a photo instead of it just living on a hard drive. Biggest source of traffic is probably my mom. I don't care, it's my living diary.
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by maurits 4y ago
My two cents: - Alfred (super charged application launcher) - Dash (API Documentation Browser) - Karabiner (key remapping) - Keyboard Maestro (Automation tool) - SizeUp (window manager) - iTerm2 - 1Password (Password manager) Inspiration: [
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by maurits 4y ago
This reminds me of Korean bath houses. They offer way more than just the spa, to disconnect. [1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jjimjilbang
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by maurits 4y ago
Stanford CS231n: Convolutional Neural Networks for Visual Recognition [1] The assignments are excellent and will let you implement a deephish network from practically scratch, before diving into modern frameworks and applications. This is n
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by maurits 4y ago
Or get a blending in item, like a bag from a cheap local supermarket. Also doubles as my camera bag if I feel I wondered into the wrong place.
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by maurits 4y ago
Because Steve Jobs used to do this, e.g. introduction of Macintosh.[1] [1]: https://youtu.be/2B-XwPjn9YY?t=23
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by maurits 4y ago
Ive been to Songdo twice, and to this date it remains my most notable or bizarre asian experience. I found it absolutely fascinating. I walked endlessly over empty 4 lane car roads, gazing up at huge towering empty skyscrapers build on unde
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by maurits 5y ago
I made the jump about a year ago (over WFH). Zero regrets. Love my new role. A company is not a person, and when the going gets touch, it will not treat you like a person either.
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by maurits 5y ago
https://www.maurits.ch Everyday slice of life pictures, walking around with a small compact. Badly needs a new backend, so open for suggestions. The self-hosted picture-a-day thing seems to be completely outdated with the rise o
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by maurits 5y ago
This is the single reason I got a Kobo. And I will never ever let it connect to wifi.
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by maurits 5y ago
Not at all. The Canon A1, born 1978, for example, has shutter priority, aperture priority and full automatic exposure [1] [1] http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/companies/canon/fdresou...
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by maurits 5y ago
Although I understand its been critiqued, I always liked the visual depiction of "amusing ourselves to death" from Postman [1], by McMillen [2] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amusing_Ourselves_to_Death [2
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by maurits 5y ago
Kobo's used to have a memory card slot. No need to even connect it with usb.
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by maurits 5y ago
The short and completely correct reason as to why my e-reader has never, and will never ever, be connected to wifi.
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by maurits 5y ago
Ive just enjoyed another month of covid lockdown, and my bike trainer is about the only thing that kept me sane.
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by maurits 5y ago
Given the enormous amount of papers that come out, I personally tend to read papers that come with code (and data) first. For me, it shows the authors are confident yet also open to critique. Which is a wonderful thing. Secondly, I usually
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by maurits 5y ago
Random idea. How about leaving a bit of designated space on the bottom of the paper page for check-boxes or tags etc to guide the app with the processing.
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by maurits 5y ago
Pretty clever. Somewhat related, if you want to match the colours of an entire image to an other, you can use optimal transport [1] Unrelated, the author has a very nice take on generating the organic grid from Oskar Stålberg’s Townscaper g
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by maurits 5y ago
cat translator finally online cat: I AM THE NIGHT, THE DARKNESS owner: That can't be right, he is called Mittens.
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by maurits 5y ago
Super cool, thank you. Might I request Kubernetes?
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AI system outperforms humans in designing floorplans for microchips(nature.com)
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by maurits 5y ago
Stanford cs231n has a little demo illustrating how easy this is, if you know the model weights, called "Fooling images". In short, you backprop to the data to find out which pixels were important for the classification result. The
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by maurits 6y ago
Old soviet lenses, like the helios, can be lots of fun and fit relatively easily on a mirrorless camera. The Chinese Holga is also a magnificent piece of plastic. See Mathieu Stern for inspiration. [1] [1]: https://www.youtube.co

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