musha68k

68 ms·

481.
by musha68k 4y ago
I'm a bit fed up with "computational photography". The image reconstruction on the iPhone 13 is super fascinating from a technical perspective - crazy what can be achieved with the given constraints - but I do prefer less of
482.
by musha68k 4y ago
Interesting articles but would recommend to e.g. just switch into the energy sector. Keep informed and moving.
483.
by musha68k 4y ago
https://youtu.be/zLQ2d89vCiw
484.
by musha68k 4y ago
To be fair ad sector is pernicious for the most part. Good for any professional to move on if you ask me.
485.
by musha68k 4y ago
This is a great filter for which companies to join or not. Not outcome driven? Not treating employees as adults? Pass.
486.
by musha68k 4y ago
Economy needs workers though, downturn or not. Not going into the reality of ongoing pandemic (attrition to health is real) but in general the last word on remote mandates hasn’t been spoken at all if workers don’t give in readily. It’s an
487.
by musha68k 4y ago
Quickly riffing on that, not specifically going into your points but in general: in case of changing dynamics at a specific company (job-to-be-done, mandates changed, etc) almost nothing bad about being let go in this market even. Usually o
488.
by musha68k 4y ago
It’s not going to hit you if you work in “tech” and have both a professional mindset and regimen in place. Software is still and ever increasingly eating the world FWIW… Don’t fall for the doomsday folks, they either don’t understand the dy
489.
by musha68k 4y ago
Fear is the mind-killer. Just stay professional and keep an open mind and rest assured that by now all our economies inherently depend on all these more or less complex information systems FWIW.
490.
by musha68k 4y ago
Good for them to envision a structure of their own. If they end up not being able to build the habits I can only say that in case of having kids you will find structure alright. That or you‘ll simply disintegrate into the void. Pick life
491.
by musha68k 4y ago
This is why you need to own the content delivery channel itself. Dick Dale preached a lot about this with regards to the music industry.
492.
by musha68k 4y ago
This is very subjective, to me there is nothing that reads better than the academic latex defaults. I would also argue that they look beautiful, but again subjective. I think it has to do with most devices low DPI as these latex documents h
493.
by musha68k 4y ago
“Software at Scale” podcast often has great systems related interviews as well: https://www.softwareatscale.dev/podcast
494.
by musha68k 4y ago
There are lots of babies who can’t breastfeed efficiently unfortunately. They slowly run out of energy while trying to suck and you only realize in horror when they don’t wake up from their hypoglycaemic “nap” by themselves anymore. Breastf
495.
by musha68k 4y ago
They even had to change a decade old standard crash test to account for increase in weight and count of current style SUVs. IMO they should be banned as the creeping normality will lead to all of us sitting in battle mechs eventually: http
496.
by musha68k 4y ago
That sounds great, I guess it depends on local context then. Agree on maintenance and adjusted usage.
497.
by musha68k 4y ago
Somewhat illogical that after more than two years into the pandemic HEPA filters are still a rare sight to be seen indoors. So chemical compounds in general yes, but especially aerosols-as-viral-vector still pose a threat: https:/&#x2
498.
by musha68k 4y ago
It’s also that these interdependencies guarantee peace to some extent. The current dynamic is the most dangerous since WWII, much more complex than the Cold War actually.
499.
by musha68k 4y ago
The effects are also compounding with each re-infection.
500.
Statistical detection of systematic election irregularities(pnas.org)
2 points by musha68k 4y ago|0 comments
501.
by musha68k 4y ago
Pirate Streisand effect. Love it. I’m just wondering about this as Austria historically has been very lax about falling for demands of the intellectual properties bullies. Edit: I see it’s mostly Austrian film makers (some great ones in the
502.
by musha68k 4y ago
I bet computer and video games are an extra hard trap to uncover for many (in here). For me personally they often have been and still are a much needed way to escape plus a conduit to a multitude of other interests and my professional caree
503.
by musha68k 4y ago
Yes, it’s interesting to watch consensus switch over to pro-nuclear again. I’m not only referring to power generation by the way. In terms of global warming I’m still conflicted myself. It’s a complex topic. Going nuclear probably would be
504.
by musha68k 4y ago
I’m asking as I would like to try parsec with it. Playing modern games in 4K+ with maxed out settings (and any ML “image reconstruction” turned off). It would be great to try this if possible!
505.
by musha68k 4y ago
I once managed to barely jump and slide over the hood of a car that came up behind me and turned - at considerable speed - right into the pedestrian crossing I had been traversing on a green light. The driver looked right through me, didn’t
506.
by musha68k 4y ago
Does anyone know where a mere mortal can try these with least markup asked by the corresponding cloud provider?
507.
Virtual authenticity: The potential risks of historical video games(activehistory.ca)
3 points by musha68k 4y ago|0 comments
508.
by musha68k 4y ago
> But programmers, as a species, have gotten acculturated to salt mines as a natural habitat. They will think nothing of it. Hilarious and I wholeheartedly agree with the elitist sentiment. Every programmer should treat themselves to so
509.
by musha68k 4y ago
> How often are we ordered to do something by another person in our communities that we can't readily disobey Psychologist Christopher Ryan touches on this topic through his research and books on pre / post agriculture. Basical
510.
GameStop Fires Game Informer Staff as It Doubles Down on NFTs and the Blockchain(forbes.com)
2 points by musha68k 4y ago|0 comments

More ›