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2y ago
What's with the last author/first author thing in science papers? I've read several times that the author listed last is usually the most significant contributor, and the first author the least significant, due to some kind o
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2y ago
Text, or something like a CSV including descriptions would be great. A quick grep to find what you need.
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2y ago
Selection bias? Dashcam videos showing normal braking and the clear, preemptive avoidance of an accident would be the least uploaded/promoted and watched?
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2y ago
Many of us seem to have ended up at that documentation page out of exasperation, as we couldn't find video examples on the main page. It appears that portrait vs landscape on their main page, on mobile at least, conceals that promo vi
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2y ago
I've seen that page - it has 16 videos and it's unclear which are sped up, by how much, and which aren't. Some look sped up to my eye, and even if they aren't, I simply can't trust they aren't because they&#x
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2y ago
Killed my trust also, "drowning in launch" is no excuse for not rectifying this immediately. Posting a real-time video right now would take five minutes and clear up all this bad publicity right when they need to.
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2y ago
Sorry, what?
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2y ago
They likely didn't license the original recording as the lyrics specifically and continually lampoon advertising and marketing. There's likely not a long enough section that could be used or even edited together that'd work.
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2y ago
Thanks for this, I appreciate hearing your perspective and basically agree. An important point you raise is the significance of a deep history intermingled with that of a country's neighbours. Especially I think when it involves levels
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2y ago
My first thought too. The articles basic premise is something like: "People don't like the new film, but the old film may contain more CGI than they thought, so they're wrong." Who would come up with such a premise unles
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2y ago
Having travelled extensively, I've observed that Americans, in general, whether themselves travellers, or living in the US, are significantly less aware of other countries and cultures than any other major country. Absurdly so. Furth
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2y ago
It's a reflection of a general myopia in the American psyche, which intensifies as you reach the country's center where the rest of the world is relegated to being regarded as a strange abstract construct, and either ignored, disd
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2y ago
As it's common - if someone doesn't realise what it is, it's: its it's should be its not it's.
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2y ago
Somehow I didn't get that impression from the website at all. I thought it was clear, functional, told me everything I needed to know in the order I needed to know it, and also looked nice - tying into the "amber" branding we
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2y ago
If this makes money, big tech could open a lucrative market for themselves, suspending more and more accounts, and requesting higher and higher "priority fees" to unsuspend them. (Hmm... somehow reminds me of organised crime...)
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2y ago
I tried it and sometimes it worked, other times it complained an existing artists name was in the description and wouldn't allow generation.
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2y ago
Having used it a bit, I'd agree - but when it does good vocals, they have typically been very good. When it's failed it often is because it keeps layering on more "takes" in what ends up as a thick mess. Seems to progr
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2y ago
For greater control, higher quality audio results and less censorship, but with the downside of being a bit fiddly, there's Udio. It's otherwise functionally similar: https://www.udio.com/ (Not affiliated, nor hav
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2y ago
Wow, I hadn't, thanks!
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2y ago
I wonder if this could be adapted into a form-factor that fits in a Framework laptop, to replace its LCD display. Perhaps some of the supporting circuitry could be housed in a USB bay for example?
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2y ago
If you only want a demo with explanation of its features: https://youtube.com/watch?time_continue=97&v=pXn-bAwzNv4 (Links to 1m 37s in the video on the submission page.)
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2y ago
Probably right in the broader sense, but there are still niches. Eg, for one: space deployments, where sufficiently hardened parts may lag decades behind SOTA and the environ can require a careful balance of energy/heat against run-tim
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2y ago
> Write correct, readable, simple and maintainable software, and tune it when you're done, with benchmarks to identify the choke points If speed is a primary concern, you can't tack it on at the end, it needs to be built in arc
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2y ago
Surprised no one is mentioning vitamin D. As I understood it, sun exposure is one of the few ways the body is supplied with this vitamin in a usable form. Vitamin D is essential for the immune system so a correlation between a lack of sun e
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2y ago
Very interested in an app of this kind, but wouldn't buy it without trialing on my data. Too many content-specific gotcha's could render it ineffective, amazing or anywhere in-between. A time-based trial could be good in that resp
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2y ago
The chart on page 6 (of the PDF) is fascinating, kind of sums up the findings visually.
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2y ago
Very impressive! Would it be possible to port to x86/DOS, and keep the same code size? Or is there limitation in the WASM aspect?
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2y ago
Here it is in 28KB. The site also links to a 9KB version (but it didn't work for me): http://creativejs.com/2013/02/elevated-a-beautiful-mountain-...
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2y ago
Could you provide sources for this? Sounds plausible, given it is electromagnetic energy.
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2y ago
Sorry about your dad, but should you feel bad? Free discussion back then was so stifled many didn't even realise it wasn't being had. FWIW, an organisation called FLCCC established in early 2020 to deal with COVID, also now has a
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