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OpenCV Flow – web IDE for computer vision studies and testing(online.opencvflow.org)
4 points by raphman 4y ago|0 comments
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by raphman 4y ago
Here's an article from 2017 talking about this class of devices: https://elie.net/blog/security/fuller-house-exposing-high-en...
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by raphman 4y ago
Huh? I have the opposite experience. Major upgrades always went flawlessly for me. With the rolling testing-Release on my workstation/laptop, I sometimes run into dependency problems during upgrades. But these can always be solved by a
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by raphman 4y ago
Lennart Poettering, the author of the proposal and creator of e.g., systemd, avahi, and pulseaudio, definitely cares about workstations, I'd say.
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by raphman 5y ago
https://edwardtufte.github.io/tufte-css/
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by raphman 5y ago
Nice! The first few seconds sound a lot like me. Afterwards, not so much.
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by raphman 5y ago
Indeed. I set up my personal email server on a Hetzner VPS using iredmail. It just took a couple of hours and everything actually works pretty well with very little maintenance. Even Hotmail/Outlook.com accepts my emails.
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by raphman 5y ago
The original Fraunhofer MP3 player, Winplay3, had settings to reduce decoding quality - which helped a lot on my 486. https://youtu.be/vzQT4qkC-gk?t=110
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by raphman 6y ago
Typo: > This allows 40k60 on two lanes
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by raphman 6y ago
Another similar project (16-bit map, Jitsi): https://workadventu.re/
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by raphman 6y ago
Apple had their own research lab from 1986 to 1997. Steve Jobs closed it when he re-joined Apple. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Advanced_Technology_Grou... And they were quite productive: > Apple's ATG
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by raphman 6y ago
From which year are the cloudless images shown when deselecting the live/daily layers? There seems to be one per month but all from the same year, right? It's interesting to see how winter is taking hold of the planet - but a litt
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by raphman 6y ago
FWIW, I've been using qtile for several years now, switching from awesome. Nice things: - tiling WM with support for floating windows - useful widgets out of the box (CPU/mem/network graphs, clipboard notification, audio volu
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by raphman 7y ago
Hmm, good question. Probably yes. After all, if medical professionals would see a benefit of simple devices, who am I to question them. However, every single professional whom I've talked to, or whose comments I read, argued that well-
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by raphman 7y ago
A condensed recent Twitter rant of mine regarding this influx of DIY ventilators based on bag-valve masks (BVMs): There are quite a few BVM-based ventilators being designed right now. However, there are a lot of caveats I have become aware
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by raphman 7y ago
Yeah, I' been following the various projects, too. As far as I can see, many people underestimate that ventilators are just one necessary tool of many in intensive care. Sure, you can whip up a proof-of-concept prototype using a bag-va
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by raphman 7y ago
FWIW, Larry also contributed some of his historical knowledge to the Talk page [1] of the Wikipedia article and also edited the article himself. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Cut,_copy,_and_paste
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by raphman 7y ago
- der/das Teller - der/die Butter - das/die Huhn see e.g., https://www.spiegel.de/kultur/zwiebelfisch/zwiebelfisch-der-... (German) for more local linguistic peculiarities.
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by raphman 7y ago
That's not entirely correct. Sure, the passenger terminals are a big mess and it is not yet clear when they will open. However, the cargo terminal has been in operation since 2013 [1]. [1] https://www.berlin-airport.de&#
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by raphman 7y ago
see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windshield_phenomenon
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by raphman 7y ago
Hmm, this gif (linked elsewhere in the thread) seems to indicate that C libs can be used in `live` code. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/592118040179507207/63...
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by raphman 7y ago
In the context of programming language design, "stealing" sounds like the wrong term. Every programming language is inspired by others, isn't it?
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by raphman 7y ago
There's an e-mail address in the user info...
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by raphman 7y ago
I agree with you in general. However, as others have already pointed out, Facebook wants to claim protection for a really (REALLY) wide range of goods/services. If granted, pretty much anyone selling software or hardware using "bo
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by raphman 7y ago
A 'role model' is someone who shares your background and is successful in an area of interest where you would like to participate/contribute (science, art, sports, politics, ...) . It's someone who demonstrates that &#
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by raphman 8y ago
Someone (CJ Wilson) has written about Anoto's path several times: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/eight-reasons-why-anoto-digit... https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/anoto-late-2017-update-analys..
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by raphman 8y ago
Here's the offical strategy (in German): https://www.bundesfinanzministerium.de/Content/DE/Downloads/... While I'm very skeptical of this initiative for a number of reasons, I appreciate that they e
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by raphman 8y ago
Exactly. See also https://twitter.com/kopfnuss/status/1020575998205710336 and https://twitter.com/RaphaelWimmer/status/1020582873345163264
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by raphman 8y ago
If you are happy with Arduino or MicroPython, the M5Stack [1] blocks and ecosystem are pretty nice (and Lego-compatible). It is basically an ESP32 microcontroller with a display, speaker, sensors, and connectors in a 5x5x2 cm case. Document
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Chogue – roguelike with chess pieces (browser-based)(jonathanlessard.net)
1 points by raphman 8y ago|0 comments

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