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milleramp
2y ago
It's a reference to the Sex Pistols song, God Save the Queen. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_Save_the_Queen_(Sex_Pist...
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In Los Angeles we call it CicLAvia. It's a rolling party and riding on streets that are normally bike unfriendly is great. It's crazy the perspective difference between biking vs driving through the city. I highly recommend it.
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2y ago
Is this one of the 12 days of OpenAI?
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2y ago
Can a similar technique be used to increase the bandwidth of an amplifier driving an LED?
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2y ago
I have been reading the Hyperion series by Dan Simmons. It's a 4 book series, and each book is surprisingly good. I say surprisingly because some series start good and fade off. Unlike the Culture series read these in order.
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Appears to be due to a 7.0 earthquake off the northern coast of California
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2y ago
Jolly Roger has been doing this for a while, the example phone calls are hilarious. https://youtube.com/@jollyrogertelephone?si=sB3Tiql0wsUlXldo
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2y ago
are belong to us
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One additional improvement he could make is upgrade to a aerovac bin, it will work on a 500 series. https://www.irobot.com/en_US/replacement-aerovac-bin/4359682... I have been using 500 and 600 series for almost 1
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2y ago
All of Warner is "out in Burbank" as is most of what is normally considered Hollywood.
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Looks like they also have added career mode in 2024. https://msfsaddons.com/2024/09/19/heres-how-the-career-mode-...
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I found it to not be as good in my case for code generation and suggestions. I am using a quantized version maybe that's the difference.
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Also stomach issues are very common, when for periods in the rain, road spray ends up in the mouth.
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2y ago
Feels a bit like moving back to Mom and Dad's house.
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Too bad it's delayed the new buspirate boards. For anyone looking to debug or reverse engineer various signaling protocols buspirate is an amazing device. http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Bus_Pirate#Introduction
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When I was little I had a small bb gun and would shoot cans in the backyard. A couple times i shot a crow and it would bounce off their strong chest and they would fly off seemingly unfazed. One time by pure chance I hit a crow in the nec
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Not really, it is using Mast3r to determine camera poses.
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Just rode demo e-mtn bike, it was amazing. Not ready to make the switch just yet, but for people whose choice is doing nothing or using these assistants it's great.
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Hugo awards, thousands spent on fraudulent votes
(theguardian.com)
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As a somewhat frequent flyer I now am seeing signs (in CA airports) that inform people they are allowed to opt out.
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Modern cameras are using PTP for synchronization.
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I read the Baroque Cycle almost 20 years ago and have to say I enjoyed every bit of it, the relatable characters, the circle of life and the science was amazing. I am sure there were parts that went completely over my head but it felt goo
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I just had a conversation today with someone who had a friend who ate poison oak for immunity. I brushed it off as bro science. What a crazy coincidence.
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5 years ago after they cancelled the Volt, the Equinox with a hybrid voltec system would have been a massive hit. Perhaps they didn't want a hit because of the margins. At this point after seeing them backtrack on great cars like the
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How Do Machines 'Grok' Data?
(quantamagazine.org)
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Is there a term for this where outputs are eventually fed back into training, at a ever increasing rate? I propose the Malkovich effect.
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Got to spend a day with Douglas Trumbull in the Mojave desert, so many interesting stories, what an amazing person.
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and the hardware has been updated.
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That's interesting thanks for sharing, I have been there many times to mountain bike but never saw the grove, next time I will make a trip to that side of the park.
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Hey me too, very interesting problem. I also used this method as well. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00104...
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