someemptyspace

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by someemptyspace 1y ago
He can post again, so highly likely to "reoffend".
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by someemptyspace 3y ago
It's not just the internal state but the prediction that makes it intelligent. Your brain is taking in a lot of information at the edges of your awareness, light, sounds, touch, etc. are all getting absorbed and transmitted to your bra
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by someemptyspace 4y ago
Reminder that the capital of Idaho, Boise, is (apochraphally) named for the trees (les bois) that surround the Boise river. French made it quite a ways west, and definitely made it as far as Idaho.
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by someemptyspace 4y ago
The ffmpeg page for AV1[1] seems to recommend the SVT-AV1 encoder. Using the SVT-AV1 encoder and -crf 17 I was able to get an 8x encoding speed (about 250 FPS) with a very basic set of options similar to this: ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -c:a copy
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by someemptyspace 7y ago
In the United States carts are free. You collect a cart at the entrance to the store, and return the cart to a cart corral in the parking lot next to your car. Then a worker from the store periodically goes out to the corral to collect the
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by someemptyspace 9y ago
I don't think it's a coincidence at all. The closer a language and it's speakers are to English speakers the more likely those languages are to cross-pollinate, by sharing vocabulary, grammar, and culture. It makes sense that
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by someemptyspace 9y ago
No, because the postal service doesn't have access to read the contents of letters and parcels in transit. Not only do they not have access, but it is illegal for them to access the contents without a warrant.
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by someemptyspace 10y ago
The OpenType [1] font format does allow for stylistic alternates [2], which is basically what you're suggesting, in that different forms of characters are included and can be selected based on rules (like ligatures) or I believe select
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by someemptyspace 10y ago
> The original pitch for the RFIDs was that they'd just be able to scan your whole cart. I'm sure the limiting factor at the moment is the incremental cost to the product. If an RFID tag costs 25¢ would you be willing to spend