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by shrx 9d ago
Can you provide an example of this schema?
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by shrx 18d ago
> "It is not the direction one arrives at in a few days by giving a model the problem statement." Can they back up this statement somehow?
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by shrx 25d ago
We have a similarly converted rotary phone at my local astronomy club's observatory, used to receive visitors. It's driven by an arduino if I remember correctly. The main issue is that the sound quality of its built-in speaker is
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by shrx 27d ago
Wikipedia has an article listing some of the notable (walking) straight line missions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straight_line_mission edit: and the article already notes this longest possible path from Portugal to
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by shrx 27d ago
> Figure 9: Longest Drivable Straight Line Path on Earth. Walkable, maybe, but definitely not drivable (it crosses directly over the Alps, for example).
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by shrx 27d ago
I realize I've been spoiled by finally having the ability to tailor almost anything to my exact personal preference. Related: https://vibingwithai.substack.com/p/software-for-one-how-vib... and the HN discussion,
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by shrx 28d ago
2D map would work the same way with my proposal. The "north is up" part is the issue for me, I'd like to have the rotation oriented in such a way that (the visible part of the path to) my destination is up.
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by shrx 28d ago
Of course it could still have some maximum allowed rotation threshold.
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by shrx 28d ago
>"up is direction of motion" Yes, this is how it's currently implemented. My proposal is "up is the intersection of the path with the edge of the screen". Here's a mock comparison of the current behavior wit
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by shrx 29d ago
This is also a problem with Google Maps navigation. It is always showing the perspective looking straight ahead of your current direction, even when you're approaching a sharp turn. Instead, the perspective should be along a vector con
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by shrx 29d ago
Can you describe with a bit more detail how you're approaching the BIOS reverse engineering?
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by shrx 1mo ago
https://gshock.casio.com/europe/products/mr-g/ The MR-G models are priced in the thousands.
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by shrx 1mo ago
Time is necessary for change, not existence.
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by shrx 1mo ago
Maybe it's time to develop new sealing materials? edit: thanks for the downvote. I should've said "Maybe it's time to _invest into developing_ new sealing materials?" ;)
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by shrx 1mo ago
Does anyone have any real photos of the reflective asphalt?
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by shrx 1mo ago
Do you feel the power is sufficient? It says it's only a 250 W motor. What is the battery range?
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by shrx 1mo ago
Two caveats, one of which matters:
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by shrx 2mo ago
My Garmin Instinct 3 Solar watch (which has a display) has a battery life measured in _weeks_.
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by shrx 2mo ago
There's no fruit in Froot Loops. There's no crab in Krab sticks. There's no cream in Krispy Kreme. There's no vanilla in Nilla Wafers. There's no mayonnaise in Just Mayo. There's no lemon in Country Time Lemona
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by shrx 2mo ago
Just curious, why didn't you go to the doctor?
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by shrx 2mo ago
Widely used in the EU, not just Germany.
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by shrx 2mo ago
Very happy that this framework is still in active development! It's invaluable for more advanced image manipulation in GIMP.
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by shrx 2mo ago
The light spectrum they produce.
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by shrx 2mo ago
Probbly a deliberate choice to distinguish it from its Indian sibling?
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by shrx 3mo ago
Cool game! Definitely needs the bonus words counter in the shareable results snippet.
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by shrx 3mo ago
There have been attempts to make the Pi boot faster (by disabling the initialization of various subsystems), e.g.: https://github.com/IronOxidizer/instant-pi https://himeshp.blogspot.com/2018/08&#x
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by shrx 3mo ago
I was disappointed that he did not actually fix the two biggest safety issues with the bike: the runaway triggering positive feedback loop when walking the bike, and the backward-extending kick stand.
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by shrx 4mo ago
> They're going to move Fable off of the subscription tiers to API-only. Is this official? When?
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by shrx 4mo ago
Do not print a key fob out of PLA. It will not survive summer car temperatures. A better choice is PETG, or ABS and ASA if you have an enclosed printer that can vent outside.
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by shrx 5mo ago
That's weird. Can't think of a legal basis that would allow the bank to refuse it. They have machines that verify it's not counterfeit after all. People regularly pay for used cars with cash here, and I've never heard of

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