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by mojomark 2y ago
I think it's intentional. A lot of creators of computer display technology (physical) and computer vision based algorithms use a "standard image set" to present their invention's performance against a common benchmark, l
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by mojomark 2y ago
Just a fun, if not interesting report submitted to US Congressional Record this month regarding Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP).
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UAP Report to US Congress (Nov 2024) [pdf](mace.house.gov)
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by mojomark 2y ago
I was going to look this up to verify, but realized googling "do they still sell actual human..." probably isn't something I want in my search history. So, I'll just say, as a not-noo-fuzzy-recollection, I'm pretty
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by mojomark 2y ago
I did it with my wife about 3 times, in the US. One in a very nice yoga retreat place and twice in a cozy home. It was OK. I thought the evolution and music were interesting and soothing, but honestly, the thing that turns me off is the ove
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by mojomark 2y ago
That's not my point. My point was that, even with hockey sticks that are symmetrical, there is an asymmetry to hand functions/position. If you look at what they call "left-handed" stick, the blade is on the left hand sid
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by mojomark 2y ago
I've always thought the right handed guitar was actually left-handed. I'm a lefty and play a 'right handed" guitar, but all the dexterity needed is in the left hand (pressing the fret board in intricate ways). For things
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by mojomark 2y ago
I was not referring to electrolysis, I was referring to the chemical reaction between water and certain Aluminum compounds to liberate H2 (which creates Aluminum oxide and other byproducts, and if you want to recover the Aluminum catalyst,
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by mojomark 2y ago
I'm not sure why I'm bothering, but here is the definition of a "catalyst" [1], which states that a catalyst promotes a reaction that would otherwise require higher temperature. Here is a description of how hydrogen can
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by mojomark 2y ago
Trolling [1] - "when someone posts or comments online to 'bait' people, which means deliberately provoking an argument or emotional reaction." [1] catalyst [2] - "a substance that enables a chemical reaction to pro
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by mojomark 2y ago
Probably overhyped, but Hydrogen Oxygen gas liberation from H20 followed by recombination and electricity production in an H2 fuel cell (exhausting water again) is very well known and used frequently. The difference is that normally the Hyd
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by mojomark 2y ago
Cool I'll give it a shot. I actually don't mind booking flights, but I truly loathe expense reporting. If you can do that task then you have a customer for life my friend.
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by mojomark 2y ago
Maybe the OP fixed it after seeing these comments, but I see output examples now in both the 'examples' folder as well as the readme.
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by mojomark 2y ago
When looking at the disc brooch, it's interesting to note that while each quadrant appear generally symmetrical, the branches that cross over or under are not consistent. A branch in one quadrant crossing over another actually crosses
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by mojomark 2y ago
Delaware.
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by mojomark 2y ago
As a U.S. Citizen who's spent stints in Texas over the course of several decades, while I jave friends there, it's clear that they are following in the footsteps of China. They are welcoming an autocratic surveillance state. Strip
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by mojomark 2y ago
I'm sorry, this guy's done enough damage by acting irresponsibly and now he's blaming his actions on mushroom use - potentially undoing all of the progress made in recent years towards reducing the stigma for people who use m
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by mojomark 2y ago
C'mon, you're pulling my leg this company name, right? I mean, it's no PNAS[1], but it definitely got my attention and gave my 12yr-old inner self a chuckle. I guess I'm really just a 12yr-old in an old man's body.
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by mojomark 2y ago
Youtube nonsense. Such a silly human shortminded thing to do - that is, claim something is "impossible" without any hint of rigorous proof... to make money and breed yet another meme. If we survive ourselves (i.e. don't annih
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by mojomark 2y ago
What difference does it make? A blockade is an act of war, regardless. Also, a blockade can jeopardize human life just as much as an invasion. Only "civilized" thing to do is to let sovereign states live as they want (so long as t
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by mojomark 2y ago
Interesting read. Apparently, a lot of this expansionism is an attempt to restore China to it's original boundaries - prior to the "Century of Humiliation" (1) You would think we could all just learn from the past and move in
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by mojomark 2y ago
For some of it, she won't have to. She just needs to file a claim for the compensation she's owed for each year incarcerated, which in Missouri [1] appears to be $65K (or for the subject, about $2.7M). However, I agree with you th
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by mojomark 2y ago
Ha, OMG, if I had a nickel everytime my partner mentions the idea of opening a laundrette. It's almost to the point of annoying... but color me intrigued:)
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by mojomark 2y ago
"A proposal for a statewide basic income program is likely to be on the ballot in Oregon this fall. The measure would give $750 to each state resident annually, funded by a 3 percent tax on corporations with revenue over $25 million.&q
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by mojomark 2y ago
If I'm feeling conservative, I would open a self-storage facility. If I'm feeling energetic and risky, I would evaluate the commercial viability of radioisotope batteries.
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by mojomark 2y ago
"Cheevly is not a cloud service; everything runs on the user's desktop and connects only to third-party services explicitly authorized." This, I like! Honestly, I would put this in big bold letters on your landing page as a k
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by mojomark 2y ago
You must not have seen "A Few Good Men" Who ordered that code red? Not LT Weinberg, that's for sure.
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by mojomark 2y ago
It's been a while since I literally laughed out loud at something I read. Amazing, thank you.
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by mojomark 2y ago
"bad assumption + confirming response = uh oh" 100%, but as a rational being, my action on that response depends on the severity of the consequences of a wrong decision. Hyperbolic example: I think I have cancer and suspect I migh
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by mojomark 2y ago
"LLMs are basically designed so that wrong answers look as close as possible to right answers" I work in the robotics field and we've had a strong debate going since ChatGPT launched. Every debate ends "so, how can you t

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