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by roveo 5y ago
There are algos that reconstruct photorealistic 3D facial expressions from headset cameras in realtime. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3XcQtoja_Y
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by roveo 5y ago
Which is why there's no decent judicial system here
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by roveo 5y ago
In this year's elections, many of the pro-regime candidates are registered as having no party affiliation because of the very bad ratings of United Russia party. Also, the authorities don't care about people voting confidently at
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by roveo 5y ago
Rectangle is just an app that helps to move windows around, like on Windows: Win-RightArrow to move to right half of screen, some other combination to maximize etc. I found that recreating i3 experience as-is on a Mac is counterproductive,
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by roveo 5y ago
Thank you so much! I'm working on improving construction management with better access to data and I think these insights will transfer very well to my domain.
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by roveo 5y ago
> I've spent a while setting up i3 a few years ago, just out of curiosity. I had been a MacOS user at the time for a very long time. But then something happened, and it grew on me. Now I only use my mac from time to time when idly w
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by roveo 5y ago
As far as I know, during Ramadan you're only allowed to eat and drink when it's dark, which is more like a pretty extreme version of intermittent fasting (depending on daylight duration).
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by roveo 5y ago
Nice! It could probably benefit from passing the file as an argument: import sys file = sys.argv[1] instead of call to input() You could probably do: if len(sys.argv) > 1: file = sys.argv[1] else: file = input
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by roveo 5y ago
https://github.com/roveo/vertica-query-paste This is a small script made to do one thing: take an SQL query from the clipboard and output a CSV file with results. As a data analyst, part of my job was sending results o
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by roveo 5y ago
Well. The upper estimates for Chernobyl-related deaths is 6000. Legasov's projections in the 80s cited 40000. That's nothing compared to COVID, and COVID is more global for sure (meaning that most people in most coutries experienc
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by roveo 5y ago
Yea, if you work really hard on those ticketses, someday, maybe, it's possible, he'll buy himself a flat like that.
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by roveo 6y ago
Tooth implants also come as "kits".
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by roveo 6y ago
Dunno, I watched The Exorcist a couple of years ago and it's one of scariest horror films that I watched. Not even in the same league with modern stuff. Not saying I'm not desensitized to fake on-screen violence (I eat comfortably
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by roveo 6y ago
The second part of your question is answered in the video: police/FSB came to the hospital and snatched his clothes to do the cleanup. The first part we'll never know, but he really has no security and it is known that he's a
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by roveo 6y ago
Because a vulnerability in FB's legal admin panel (and most other vulnerabilities) doesn't interest said state actors? Anything mildly "interesting" being sold through such a program would be high treason. How do you kno
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by roveo 6y ago
It's not about typing speed, it's about reducing mental load. When vim (or any editor for that matter) becomes second nature, you stop thinking about how you're editing the text, it just happens, like moving a part of you bod
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by roveo 6y ago
I tried Dynalist and moved back to Workflowy literally a couple of days ago. The main problem for me was that you can't link-share an arbitrary bullet and it's children — only the whole document. So if I need to share a link, I ha
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by roveo 6y ago
Can confirm, had this problem the other day. CI started failing and after a short investigation I figured out sshd was just dropping my connections. Installed fail2ban first, but then just used a firewall since all valid IPs are known.
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by roveo 6y ago
There are several funds and dozens of companies trying to solve this problem (appeared in the last 5 years or so). I would consider searching there. I'm not even remotely related to biotech stuff, but I'm considering moving there
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by roveo 6y ago
This looks like the service I've been looking for for a while. Thank you, signed up.
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by roveo 6y ago
Ha-ha, the #57 mafia is freakin everywhere, now I even meet you guys in HN comments :)
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by roveo 6y ago
Yes we have, but it's smaller and not as popular. Also more frowned upon from what I gather.
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by roveo 7y ago
Would you share any examples of research or companies that are doing this?
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by roveo 7y ago
I think you're onto something. You could create a local search index built around your browser history. Then you could create a digital fingerprint-profile around it (still local). And then query other people's histories, that are