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mkl
2y ago
Yes! That one's linked in paragraph three.
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mkl
2y ago
Related article and discussion from 16 days ago: Uv's killer feature is making ad-hoc environments easy https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42676432 (502 points, 417 comments)
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mkl
2y ago
I think it is very human-like reasoning. I reason exactly like this when doing numerical calculations in my head, and I'm a mathematician (no, I can't work with numbers this big in my head). It's quite funny where late in th
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mkl
2y ago
Not on NZ sites. Maybe I should be looking at overseas sources.
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2y ago
800 k . They say they came from earlier versions of their own models, with a lot of bad examples rejected. They don't seem to say which models they got the "thousands of cold-start" examples from earlier in the process thou
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mkl
2y ago
The tapes are cheap. The drives are not at all cheap, unfortunately.
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mkl
2y ago
They did it on their own computer. https://github.com/ultralytics/ultralytics
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mkl
2y ago
All 8 of their submissions are versions of it: https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=nomad86
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mkl
2y ago
The README explicitly says it's not good for crops, and from the algorithm description it can't be. Or is there another thing called dhash with a different algorithm? https://github.com/benhoyt/dhash . htt
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mkl
2y ago
My phone (Samsung Galaxy Note 20) seems to reject almost all of these, and not recognise them as QR codes. I got one to work for one URL by moving way away from the screen.
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mkl
2y ago
That was my first thought. In NZ, 911 has redirected to our emergency number 111 for about 25 years now, but before that, 911 led to a recorded message telling you to hang up and dial 111. I found this out by getting there by accident by
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mkl
2y ago
Sure, but that doesn't answer the question, as 0 is not prime.
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mkl
2y ago
> he unfolds the significance of the Golden Ratio, showcasing its spiritual depth and presence within the natural order. Yikes. The golden ratio has limited significance, nothing to do with spirituality, and little presence in nature [1
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mkl
2y ago
Seems sensible. The northen-hemisphere naming means I (and many others) need to pause and translate S and W every time.
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mkl
2y ago
Not original. Things like this go back at least to the 1980s. Some I ran ~30 years ago: Neko: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neko_(software) Sheep: https://adrianotiger.github.io/desktopPet/ There
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mkl
2y ago
Or ddg.gg - quicker to type.
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mkl
2y ago
Just scored 14. May have a bit of a problem. https://toolonline.net/en/AIS , https://www.med.upenn.edu/cbti/assets/user-content/documents...
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mkl
2y ago
Everyday Astronaut is Tim Dodd.
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mkl
2y ago
The booster was too damaged to fly again. The chopstick catch was amazing though.
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mkl
2y ago
SpaceX is way ahead of everyone. Falcon 9 has launched 425 times (127 in 2024 alone), and landed the first stage successfully in 398 of 410 attempts (most of their flights are with reused boosters). New Glenn has higher lift capacity than
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mkl
2y ago
Here's a good view: https://youtu.be/KXysNxbGdCg?t=6935
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2y ago
Definitely spoiled by SpaceX's polish. I'm not sure how much of the displayed telemetry was right, as the altitude of Stage 2 was shown as decreasing down and down until suddenly they said it was in orbit. The imperial units don
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mkl
2y ago
Yes, those seven blue spikes were pretty amazing.
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mkl
2y ago
The broadcast is over. perihelions linked a YouTube version that lets you replay: https://youtu.be/KXysNxbGdCg?t=6859
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2y ago
That was the first attempt, which was scrubbed. This is the second attempt (which has just been delayed from T-11 minutes to T-34 minutes).
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Blue Origin New Glenn Mission NG-1 (video)
(blueorigin.com)
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2y ago
If you can get the messages, you can run a client-side algorithm - just download everything in the last 24 hours or whatever, and algorithmically choose what to display in what order.
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2y ago
Agreed. I find such complaints very strange, as most people already follow Python-like indentation rules quite strictly in most other languages, but need to add delimiters as well. Indentation is the clearest indication of code structure,
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2y ago
The article says you need a licence, or is that location different?
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2y ago
It's a largely artificial problem, too, with very small tidal effects originally. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embanking_of_the_tidal_Thames The original marshlands were drained gradually for agriculture, and the
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