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My doorbell camera. It's like sitting on the stoop watching the world go by
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crosses fingers "Low hanging fruit, low hanging fruit, low hanging fruit..." hyper-ventilates
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> The Association receives more than 85% of its revenue from sources other than corporations. These sources include contributions from individuals, foundations and estates, as well as investment earnings and revenue from the sale of our
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I would love to see a First person view of that tumble
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"Staufen darf nicht zerbrechen!"
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Oh wow. Off-topic but quite refreshing to see a site not absolutely plastered in AI posts
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> What used to take 3 months is taking 9 or more. Yep. You used to apply for a few relevant grants ahead of time, wait for your talented grad student to wait a few months whilst they continue their summer project, and you'd have an
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I'd go the other way and say Cyberpunk was meant to be capitalism taken to its logical extreme (unregulated industries rife with corruption, with markets/regimes perturbed only through acts of violence and espionage). As life begi
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I guess that explains the timing of the SpaceX IPO
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The SBC hobby is dying (Geerling, 3 months ago) [video]
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Or XKCD. I love patch day.
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Agree. I watch a bit of BBC Archive every now and then, and what strikes me most is how people are essentially the same on almost the exact topics we discuss today. Here's a video that films a pub conversation in 1983: https:/&#x
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Super cool! I notice the projection captures the seperation better than the clustering does though. How did you cluster?
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I like it! I'm just missing from the corpus for some reason... Quick glance: TF-IDF, cosine-similarity, the only thing missing is a nice UMAP :-)
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You would expect more background pixel fuzz when centering an image kernel over an artefact. In Hubble, that fuzz was marked. With Webb, far less so. I think these are real true positives
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Solar Panels: AC vs. DC (2008)
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Similar experience at my early uni days in UK - no PC at home and lugging around a heavy laptop wasnt so easy, so I had Slackware on a USB stick and would routinely go to the computer clusters to boot it up over the Windows mess they had. T
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dampens the force somewhat and ensures the car doesnt burnout all the energy at the beginning?
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They used to paint flames there, but wanted to appease the spiral god instead
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The safety argument for street lighting makes me sad. I'd prefer if people just used their phone torches at night. I used to cycle home in pitch black, watching the stars. Never had any incidents, others would notice me or I them befor
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I love it, I just wish it wouldn't hang so much rendering the output of the near instantaneous git commands. More of an emacs problem than a magit one, but a persistent gripe for me
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I feel like people on HN who have comfortable passive incomes from stocks or other sources forget that people need a paycheck to sustain their lifestyles.
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given the concentrated nature of desert species' urine, I wonder how long that fad will last
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It took the literal burning down of aristocratic homes during the english reforms of 1832 for the House of Lords to finally sit down with Earl Grey and hash out a bill that would finally grant large populated cities like Manchester actual v
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Commercial entities latch onto useful open-source because it is a successful product they simply cannot compete with.
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It will flounder for years as a game rife with startup screens, unskippable content, microtransactions, an intermittently working forever online connection, and a toxic multiplayer. Then it will hit PC. Mods will breathe new life into it. C
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This looks and feels like I'm handling vomit. It's pretty impressive how real it feels
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I wonder if this product might be dangerous. Some subtle cues might assay my fears...
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N900 and Poco F1 out of testing and into community! I love seeing old devices become stable drivers Long live PmOS!
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Ctrl+F PostmarketOS. No? No, apparently.
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