party_possum

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   by party_possum 2y ago

   Climbing route setting (when done at a high level) is constantly in conversation with itself. Many climbers don't realize that there are trends or fads in movement styles that sweep across the industry. This has only picked up steam in
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   by party_possum 2y ago

   One of the last bastions of ugly/functional design I encounter on a regular basis is restaurant/bar Point of Sale systems. Look over the host's shoulder at a busy restaurant and you'll see something that looks like it ju
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   by party_possum 2y ago

   The idea of incorporating actual hold data and "recognizing" specific holds is interesting, but I'm not sure it completely solves the problem. The "Boss" from Pusher is arguably the most famous climbing hold ever ma
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   by party_possum 2y ago

   It would be really interesting to build an instance of this model trained on world cup footage for a few reasons. - Like all of these things, your training data matters and the internet is awash with videos of people climbing badly. A lot o