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by schappim 5y ago
You're right, but this is why the US is more likely to bonk them over the head, admittedly this is less of a threat now w/ Biden in Office, but still a threat. TikTok's biggest short term threat is probably the CCP, which has
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by schappim 5y ago
At this point I'd put TikTok ahead of Facebook/Meta as the US gov has TikTok on a much tigher leash.
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by schappim 5y ago
Also on HN today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29815208 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29816829
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by schappim 5y ago
>> makes finding a block take marginally longer (is my understanding) This was my general understanding, but The rest I was uncertain about, thanks for adding to my knowledge!
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by schappim 5y ago
Why has the value of Bitcoin dropped during the same time frame? Would a decrease in hash rate create scarcity in new coins, and push up value? Or is the creation of new coins so few that they have no impact on price anymore?
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by schappim 5y ago
For those who hit a paywall: https://web.archive.org/web/20220105215604/https://www.smh.c...
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by schappim 5y ago
GDPR is a regulation in EU law on data protection and privacy in the European Union and the European Economic Area (so all EU countries + Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, but not Switzerland). GDPR comes with a "Right of access by t
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by schappim 5y ago
TL;DR in three lines: >> “The work culture in Taiwan is really different than in the U.S.,” said a person identified as a TSMC Arizona fab equipment engineer on Glassdoor >> “The reality for people from Taiwan is that they are d
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by schappim 5y ago
Refresher: SolarWinds is that company that develops IT management software. The hack (suspected to be carried out by the Russians[1]) involving SolarWinds' systems and software penetrated thousands of organizations globally including m
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by schappim 5y ago
For those who are wondering "Project Mouse Tailor" is a USB hardware solution (based on Teensy 4.1) with the aim of adding mouse button remapping and "Drag Lock". "Drag Lock" is a feature when you can "loc
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by schappim 5y ago
The line of code you came for: https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/master/lib/uri/mailto.rb#L...
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by schappim 5y ago
Agreed, but let's also not forget that Intel's #onejob is to build chips.
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by schappim 5y ago
But at what thermal, power and monetary price? Edit: @deepnotderp[1] found the power adjusted basis: https://mobile.twitter.com/witeken/status/147844103741682893... [1] https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2F
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by schappim 5y ago
Further to this, I've made a video on how to get the best shots: https://usdz.app/screencasts/how-to-take-great-ar-object-cap...
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by schappim 5y ago
>> test results where in general correctish, they where just not gotten in exactly the way it was claimed, which was also not noticable less reliable or anything. Guess they just answered the question of "If you can't tell t
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by schappim 5y ago
Thank you!
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by schappim 5y ago
The “looks greener” is actually a central part of the filmography (not sure if this is the right word), as the colours are tinted green whenever the characters are in the matrix and shift back when they are in the real world. Edit: Moved of
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by schappim 5y ago
The “looks greener” is actually a central part of the filmography (not sure if this is the right word), as the colours are tinted green whenever the characters are in the matrix and shift back when they are in the real world.
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by schappim 5y ago
So funny you should mention this, yesterday we had our "first porn" moment. Thankfully if one throws a bunch of random images at the API and trys to make a model, the algorithm just fails. However we're thinking it might be f
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by schappim 5y ago
The rumours say they're putting m1 level devices in the the headset. Again the power budget is the only issue!
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by schappim 5y ago
We don’t think is a good long term business model (with the obvious path of functionality moving to the client).
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Could be the difference between file upload (via camera) and media device access?
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by schappim 5y ago
Yup, good tip. We gotta make it nicer for Android. We have a USDZ to GLTF (Chrome/Android) converter too. We should make the gltf more readily available.
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by schappim 5y ago
Nice! I have been "borrowing" the kid's toys too. With enough photos you can get some great shots (such as this one)[1]. Looks better as a USDZ, than a GLTF. [1] https://usdz.app/experiences/284-dragon
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by schappim 5y ago
Nice! One tip, if you have Motion (which there is a good chance being a FCP guy, you do), you can import the USDZ file into Motion. You can download the high quality version of a model here[1]. [1] https://files.littlebird.com.au
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by schappim 5y ago
Yeah what Apple's has is a clear lead on the time required to build objects. I think that the photogrammetry side of things, the "give me an object now" will shift towards mobile device camera apps. It is only serverside now
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by schappim 5y ago
There hasn't been anything humans can't handle. If it gets out of hand, we'll look at something similar to Akismet, or an ML based solution. Right now we're hand picking experiences to make it to the front page.
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by schappim 5y ago
It will. We've been building the mobile app using a cross platform framework (Capacitor) with the view of making it Android compatible. Capacitor does the job, but we've had to do some native code to fill holes. If you're a d
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by schappim 5y ago
How long did they have to keep the used car that was destroyed?
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by schappim 5y ago
You're right! Right now it is not possible (via the phone). It should be possible via the API or https://usdz.app

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