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Tiny Sorter – A DIY Experiment Connecting Arduino and Teachable Machine(experiments.withgoogle.com)
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by rewq4321 5y ago
Fair point!
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by rewq4321 5y ago
Underwhelming conclusion to the article IMO: > What if the gaokao (and similar tests) were held earlier in a pupil’s career? If these exams truly test the knowledge required for university, they must be held just before university starts
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by rewq4321 5y ago
The evidence of collusion between Apple and Google coming out of the Epic case is amazing to me. I'd always thought it was a sort of unspoken "game theoretic" type of collusion (which I'm sure it is in part), but it look
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by rewq4321 5y ago
To be clear for other skimmers like me, the "helper" who got 45k is donating to various addresses, not the 600m hacker. (Posting this because I misinterpreted, not because parent was wrong)
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by rewq4321 5y ago
This documentary is worth watching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQRAfJyEsko (Dominion, released in 2018, unfortunately requires signing into youtube due to age retrictions)
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by rewq4321 5y ago
I'm curious whether it's the same type of discrimination that this study presents. I.e. is it "group A is undesirable" or is it "most applications are from group A, and so when we positively discriminate for diversi
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by rewq4321 5y ago
It's 2.1 percentage points which they say is about a 9% difference.
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by rewq4321 5y ago
Can someone explain how they can keep the passthrough video private? Sounds like they're saying the data is processed on a separate worker that can't access the network, but that worker obviously needs to pass data back to the mai
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by rewq4321 5y ago
A duopoly can be a distinction without a difference if there's territory-dividing collusion, or even just game-theoretically "optimal" moves by the players towards a sub-optimal state for the customers.
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by rewq4321 5y ago
> "Steam Deck starts shipping December 2021 to the United States, Canada, the European Union, and the United Kingdom. More regions coming in 2022—stay tuned for more info." Does anyone know why hardware product launches tend to
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by rewq4321 5y ago
Honest question (I may have misunderstood): Do you mean to imply that those are good prices? For reference, I'm paying about $40 for 1000 mbps (I'm not in the US). Can go to 10gbps for about double that price (IIRC), but I think t
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by rewq4321 5y ago
I'm hoping that the next generation of VR headsets will be good enough (mainly in terms of resolution) that I'll be able to use one for coding. Seems the majority of the $5k is just for the fancy hanging screen.
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by rewq4321 5y ago
> there's evidence that at least some neurons "record" information about their activity in the form of RNA Source? I'm not a neuroscientist, but I'd have thought that I'd have heard of this if there were leg
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by rewq4321 5y ago
> You can't win at the moment.... What?? "You can't win" because this language model tries to avoid saying bigoted things? You say that like it's some sort of catch-22. It's a very desirable property and is
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by rewq4321 5y ago
"Hard tech" often only matures after several hype cycles. Sometimes cool tech demos can be produced a century or more beforehand. If you were in the 1980s and people were talking about video calls being the next big thing, you m
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by rewq4321 5y ago
The difficulty completely depends on the level of quality you're after. They're certainly working on cutting-edge-level quality, so it is likely no easy task. Someone else pointed out that they released a paper on related tech las
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by rewq4321 5y ago
No, this sends a different image to each eye. It's not actually a transparent piece of glass with an image on it[0] - I think they just try to make it seem as if it is a transparent pane you're looking through. The marketing for i
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by rewq4321 5y ago
> It is an obstacle (at least a massive annoyance) for library authors Yeah that's a completely fair point. Ruffle dev makes a similar argument up-thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27199260
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by rewq4321 5y ago
Oh, good to know!
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by rewq4321 5y ago
That's a fair point. I hope you're involved in the spec discussions around these topics! There's definitely room for improvement in terms of ease of use. I noticed this update on the https://web.dev/coop-coep&
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by rewq4321 5y ago
Do you know if it supports multiple people on "screen" at once? Or does it rely on eye tracking of a single person (plus projection of some sort?) to be able to achieve the 3D effect?
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by rewq4321 5y ago
> I don't think there's any plan to deprecate the previous standard (WebGL) that came out around 10 years ago There's basically zero uncertainty around this. It would break the internet. As you probably know it's extr
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by rewq4321 5y ago
> how does this work on Github Pages Spectre called for some drastic measures, and it'll be up to Github/Netlify to decide how they react. Developers who want simple hosting solutions for their little projects will host elsewhe
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by rewq4321 5y ago
I don't think you's want to use WebGL2 as an analogue here. Radically different depth and breadth of buy-in across the browser ecosystem. I'm no expert, but I'm genuinely curious where you got the 10+ year figure from (i
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> Timer precision has been reduced to around 1ms > threading is also disabled or behind HTTP response headers post-Spectre It seems like you've written a long-winded complaint that you have to add a http header (like this[0]) to
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by rewq4321 5y ago
> people are saying it will take 10+ years Who is saying that? Genuinely curious. It has strong buy-in from Apple, Google and Mozilla, and all 3 are implementing the spec right now (and updating implementations as the spec changes). Seem
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by rewq4321 5y ago
I've got no experience with Datasette, but if it's all in pure python, then you can use Pyodide[0] to run it within a wasm module. I was surprised how easy it was - took about 15 minutes and I had a Python package working perfectl
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by rewq4321 5y ago
I don't think people tend to eat plain ground beef though? Flavouring/salt is generally added
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by rewq4321 5y ago
You can definitely serve way more than a few GB per month through Cloudflare on the free plan. I serve tens of terabytes a month for free. If OP needs to serve hundreds of terabytes per month they may get an email asking to upgrade, but the

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