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5y ago
Can someone point me in the right direction regarding the mentioned research? My feeling is still that google know what they are doing when it comes to ads.
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6y ago
This! Interpolating in linear RGB space is the biggest issue, I'm sure it will improve a lot simply by using a more suitable colorspace. Triangles might not be noticable at all then, except in extreme cases (which are undesirable anywa
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Corporate Music – How to Compose with No Soul
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There is a whole network of people behind it. Where I live, trucks with polish numberplates reliably show up the day before Sperrmüll pickup. They somehow know the dates (which are not fixed!) and plan routes through germany accordingly. Th
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6y ago
Oh that's cool! It's not so odd if you look at the history, owning your own food supply chain was the only way to supply large amounts of food for your factory workers back then. Daimler-Benz for example had pig farms, slaughterho
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6y ago
Also: * birds * (weather) balloons * camera artifacts * other privately owned airborne objects Not everything is a conspiracy.
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6y ago
Don't try to do too much at once, you won't get anywhere. You probably got inspired by the recent growth of interest in BCIs, right? Please realize how complicated that subject is - it dwarfs AI and it's closest applications
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6y ago
No company at that scale will function without people taking care of all the HR and IT functions. Sure it doesn't have to be traditional, there doesn't have to be a department responsible for it, but it has to be done - and you ne
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6y ago
Wait until they manage to fabricate Gabriel's Horn [0] pasta, a shape with finite volume but infinite surface area. Pour a cup of pasta sauce in there and you are set. Might take an new universe and infinitely thin sauce to do it thoug
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6y ago
'The Master said, "When I walk along with two others, they may serve me as my teachers. I will select their good qualities and follow them, their bad qualities and avoid them.' Just googling for that proverb gave me a transla
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6y ago
To curb your urge, cloth insulation was common until the 60s in GB and if you are a very unlucky contractor you dig up paper insulated wires and nope out.
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6y ago
I'd be surprised if we manage to reverse deterioration in such a complex system as the human body, especially in the brain, in our lifetime. We are barely scratching the surface, trying to understand the most basic interactions between
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6y ago
No, watch which rod passes the center when the bar is horizontal and vertical.
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Maybe they can. Who knows what strange realms of physics this research leads us to.
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6y ago
Come to Germany where it's almost impossible for a landlord to get rid of a tenant unless there are special circumstances and lots of time, effort and money involved by the landlord.
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6y ago
It feel like it's getting more and more common. There is so much cheap no-name hardware imported where they just slap on FCC and CE logos. My bet is that it's a cheap power supply, they are the worst offenders.
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6y ago
maybe they bring out the huge car sized faraday cage
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6y ago
Hm can it be estimated / is there public information about how many phone numbers are taken? E.g. I generate a valid number for one country or state, how likely is it that the number is in use or registered? I once got a phone call fro
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6y ago
One big reason for touchscreens that is often overlooked is the fact that the traditional automobile industry moves slow. Very slow. Even software running all the basic functions has to be finalized like a year before production and knobs a
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6y ago
Twitter seems to have some unique properties, especially for users that don't have many followers. It feels like you have friends even if you don't know them at all. On other platforms it's way more one-sided, more passive. S
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6y ago
Seems more like your nerve was touched. If you can't handle critique and do not want attention why are you posting your article here?
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6y ago
I gave the author the benefit of the doubt until I read this part. A request on every input change? Browser-side validation exists for a reason. Even at Google scale this leads to embarrassingly bad UX.
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6y ago
Others will comment on the product itself, and because it looks like you're trying to feel out the market, my questions are: Do you have experience developing, certifying and shipping consumer hardware? In what countries do you want to
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6y ago
Steven Roberts is amazing. I highly recommend checking out his old presentations on youtube about his bike adventures, it's super interesting and fun. https://youtu.be/9YwXGanwPpw https://youtu.be/ltSWB
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Is the concept of negative numbers really a problem for people to grasp? If yes, then we should teach that instead of using Kelvin to make it easier for them to know which number is bigger.
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China's Only Pinball Machine Factory
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M1, 153 countries, AWS+Akamai as control infra? Yeah that has to be a tech demo.
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It depends, you prompt GPT with a (limited) amount of information and it will most likely keep it's answers consistent. I think that's what they did for the three types of hot dogs and the price. You can't prevent it from pro
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It's only for the cool people, can't have any poor android users in the exclusive clubhouse! I wonder if it was intentional or just a matter of priorisation.
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6y ago
There are some themes that are way more common than others. Falling into a void is a very notable one. The only recurring dream theme I have is this: You try to walk somewhere and it's slow, like moving in tar. It's exhausting and
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