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by nxpnsv 2y ago
Touch screens & feature subscriptions are things that just don't belong in cars.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
Bodenschwelle is used, at least it’s common in Austria.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
I didn't try it yet, but the docs looks great.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
Cool, the link is helpful, and the package is pretty cool. I'd just add that the examples are simple and be done with it, you can revisit with more later. Keep writing :)
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
I didn't find a link to the package in the article. It seems to be a quite capable package, and the given two examples that are trivial to solve analytically don't really do it justice.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
I've been dealing with a particularly vibed plumbling, luckily it's going away with the remodeling...
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
Tbh it sounds like that cure is worse than the problem…
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
That's 100x more bugs to fix. Moreover, increasingly complex models produce bugs that are increasingly hard to spot and fix.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
Good advice, now I’m going to have to figure out the office printer, and find my linkedin account…
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
Who owns bsky? What prevents a random billionaire to buy it and use it their election platform? Mastodon just feels as a safer bet...
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
Infinite autoplay of stupid recommendations is so annoying too.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
Arguably a majority of improvements in 2025 haven’t happened yet, seems premature to conclude anything in February.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
Nothing else that we know of would create a muon of that energy deep inside bedrock.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
He also is one of the main authors of the whole site... legend.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
The author seems to assume that each daily user is running a new prompt every hour. I suspect the actual median number of images per DAU is lower than that. A user doing 20Wh roughly corresponds to heating a single meal in the microwave, it
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
I particularly enjoyed the "Optimized for Netscape Navigator." banner
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
I use this instance, and never had any problems https://metapixl.com/
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
Do it for you, not for anyone else.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
mastodon
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
Even when you are in charge and you find your work meaningful you can burn out. That is certainly how I went down that road...
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
I just want to do more math.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
You are not wrong.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
I only looked at the stills before, but I agree that the animation really is an impressive achievment. However, there is nothing below the surface here. The stick figure takes a few steps and lifts its hat. The medium is impressive, the art
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
That’s many things, but is it insanely impressive art? I don’t think so.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
That validation already happens. I worked as a scientist for a decade before I went to industry, getting grants was a constant struggle - agencies and politicians don't just give out money randomly. One can argue that these processes a
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
It sure looks pretty. Both the site and the machine. And the tech sounds interesting too! There are a bunch of fabulous devices out there though, not sure how to understand just how great this is, some third party validation would help me.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
Scientific work is too often challenged with this kind of question. If all you care about is results you know will happen you will never discover anything you don't allready know.
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
You might enjoy https://poethepoet.natn.io/ it makes tasks easier, and you don't even need poetry to benefit from it (I use it with UV these days)
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
What if you don't need a box or power supply? And what if you like then gpio pins?
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by nxpnsv 2y ago
It works though

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