teunispeters

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by teunispeters 17d ago
1. yes. Although I can get distracted when playing so it's harder to play the songs in my head. 2. I have a "movement map" of where and how I'd move to match the same, and sometimes even how muscles feel. But no I can
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by teunispeters 17d ago
I can only remember a colour if it's a key in the story. Ditto anything spacial - unless it matters, it's gone. Don't ask me what a colour is either, I can only tell if there's something in front of me of that colour,
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by teunispeters 17d ago
"none of the above". Without a picture, I have no idea what the difference between a "Shiba Inu" and er a Doberman Pinscher is, except they probably have different texture fur and er ... different sizes, maybe? I rem
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by teunispeters 19d ago
Schematic conceptual, and several other modes not listed. I only do verbal with concentration, and never photo. NOT a picture, I'm aphantasiac. Map, maybe, sort of works. But mapping (mathematics concept) works in some ways superior
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by teunispeters 1mo ago
The "of course" is actually a nod to "it's not the way for many". Or rather, my assumed perspectives don't actually map to other people, and it took me a long time to learn that. It's a very lonely thing
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by teunispeters 1mo ago
I have total aphantasia. Can't do pictures. I'm still unsure what I'm missing with sounds. Anyway, it was an article like this that made me realize others could do this "visulization" thing, and it wasn't ju
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by teunispeters 1mo ago
I'm so tired of Albertan exceptionalists grabbing attention. They annoy their neighbours no end (including far too many Albertans I know).
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by teunispeters 2mo ago
That is a MUCH more interesting answer than I expected. I briefly worked for a company that made AI augmented cameras (OpenCV internally, usually) - some time back.
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by teunispeters 2mo ago
and how is this distinct from a security camera with OpenCV? (I am curious. Mind, not a field I'm very interested in these days)
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by teunispeters 2mo ago
Learn more engineering, any structured engineering. Electronics is particularly applicable, but hardly the only field that fits. Learning to find sources of error, how to handle precision and the systems of organization - all help. I&#x27
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by teunispeters 2mo ago
One of the interesting things of living in Saskatchewan is that due to large portions of the province being offline, video movie rental is still very much alive here, as is videogame rental and other rental formats.
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by teunispeters 4mo ago
no, it's been status quo since Mulrooney. Wages stagnated back then, and rents continued to rise.
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by teunispeters 4mo ago
Easy to disprove. 1. who buys USA's milk? USA, largely. Doesn't export enough because doesn't pass standards in most other places. 2. Sex and gender diversity is proven both global and historical. Therefor, something else i
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by teunispeters 4mo ago
fair. I'm doing this entirely within an IPv4 network and hadn't looked into that yet. However I'd firewall it out of being distributed.
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by teunispeters 4mo ago
I use IPV6 ULA to deal with this. (IOT link local only connections). Mind, I also ensured scope routing/etc worked, too, as part of the unit test family.
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by teunispeters 4mo ago
The Bresenham line algorithm was such a breakthrough to me - talk about looking at a differential (partial differential) from an integer view, by a particular axis! Anyway, by extension, approaching a circle using similar is actually &quo
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by teunispeters 5mo ago
When I was a kid, there was a physical store around Boundary Road in Vancouver BC area/Canada. (or it could have been another name of a store, carrying their products. I was 12 when I moved to the far north!)
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by teunispeters 5mo ago
Trade was more profitable than raid. Look into the Hanseatic League. Pirates (to go a-Viking was to go a-pirating) became shopkeepers. But they kept up "walk softly and carry a big stick".
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by teunispeters 5mo ago
All of this was so very inaccessible from North Western Canada. (mind, still is, but Internet makes vast gulfs of space seem so much smaller) When I could get there, Heathkit (~1200km south) or Radio Shack (wow do I ever miss them carrying
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by teunispeters 5mo ago
Have it as an add-on said customers can add. Opt-in, not opt-out. No AI without consent.
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by teunispeters 5mo ago
I keep getting people telling me this doesn't happen. GAH. Instant migraine trigger for me too, along with sucralose and several other artificial sweeteners.
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by teunispeters 5mo ago
instant migraine ingredient. Mind so's sucralose and some others for me. shrug as long as they're not universal, will be ok.
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by teunispeters 6mo ago
I mean "yes but" lots from 2015 and before, on a scholarly paper search engine. (I do not have access to most, but there are some public ones) I mean as a convention when dealing with cryptography, so far the only organization th
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by teunispeters 6mo ago
I mean it probably shows that "common carrier" protection should emphatically not apply to them, but what do I know?
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by teunispeters 6mo ago
I bought every issue I could find of this ....always so much inspiration!
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by teunispeters 7mo ago
Better to link the hosting site - https://openquantumdesign.org/ - or maybe its githubs - https://github.com/OpenQuantumDesign too.
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by teunispeters 7mo ago
Speaking as growing up in Fort St John, BC, sunrise was after school began, and sunset was before school was out - more or less - in the middle of winter. But then, that city (in BC, and nowhere near as far north as that province gets) -
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by teunispeters 7mo ago
technically yes, because there's a failure path for every single failure that an OS knows about. And most others aren't so resilient. However, mmap bypasses a lot of that....
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by teunispeters 8mo ago
I like C. You can take away all memory management (yes, including some of the unsafe glibc calls that have hidden memory management) and everything can be so smooth and clean. Since rules like MISRA require up-front allocation - if any i
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by teunispeters 8mo ago
Winnipeg is far south of where I usually am, and rather near the US border. It might be comparable to China what with the sea nearby and all those lakes. I'm out in the middle of the prairies, where -40C is a normal winter day, and 10

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