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ttoinou
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They can probably do both with all the resources they have
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The most inefficient solution (in both space and time complexity) Those are not the only qualities / metrics to optimize for. Developer eXperience, cross platform, open standards, easy compatibility with websites, easiness to
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1y ago
Wow such a great idea. Will you monetize this ?
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I love Chromium ! It's the fastest browser implementation out there, and the best to handle hundreds of tabs in the background. What if, everyone was going on a fork of ungoogled chromium, there would be interest into alternative brows
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1y ago
Universities are still a scam though, that was the point of the original comment
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1y ago
Maybe the difference is at least Anna is taking time to answer politely ? Nowadays, people just ignore / ghost you and don’t even take the time to answer
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1y ago
“It is faster to make a four-inch mirror then a six-inch mirror than to make a six-inch mirror." https://wiki.c2.com/?TelescopeRule
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1y ago
I believe you can still connect to Chave Móvel Digital with only your PT phone number, no ?
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If you’re hiring someone remotely without any trust you could absolutely get random garbage that pretend to be real work from a human. A human software developer doesn't code in the void, he interacts with others. The same when you hav
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Im also using Safari and I see like 15 fps in very good graphics quality. Also maybe your iPhone has a smaller resolution.. ?
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Sooo the LLM codes just like me ?
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This is melting my recent iPhone. But really nice otherwise. A movie about that is Winged Migrations from the same directors than Microcosmos
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1y ago
What would be missing to make the link between those two facts ? Im beginner in biology
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1y ago
For satellite you’re talking about taking the same surface on earth from different angles as the satellite orbits ?
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1y ago
But if you had an algorithm that would change directions of rays, you would have a resulting image with implicitly a different position of the camera (closer or further away), no ? Unless you do some kind of psychedelic deformation. Anyway,
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Interesting !
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You can easily correct lens distortion with Adobe Camera Raw, then what’s left (the difference) is almost just chromatic aberration and resolution
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Of course ! This can be explained if we have more time. But the basic explanation should never lead us to believe compression is the property of a lens
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Of course. I wish it was better explained. No, not everyone interprets the words to get the correct view. The words used are awful and some photographers are responsible of this.
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The compression effect a telephoto has can be used even more dramatically to tie together different planes in a scene This somehow is a common misconception from non-engineers. I read and believed that when I was 14 years old, at
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Some smart stealer was posting bikes of his neighbors online second hand marketplace and waited to get contacted for specific model to steal them. Genius evil
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My favorite datamoshing video is from 2010 before it was cool Apres le feu de Jacques Perconte https://www.jacquesperconte.com/oe?28
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I don't think that applies if one of the sides is using rational arguments and statistics In most debates I follow, each sides have their own statistics to back their reality. And from a purely rational and scientific point of
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Absolutely not playing a semantic game. I chose my side of this crisis -- but steelmanning your own argument and understanding the other side is good to do It was simple. People without ethical limits seen their opening to weaponize fe
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the state cannot only respond with more violence from police force forever As long as they control the media narrative it's all good it can continue for a long time
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This is quite backwards. Right now revolts in France are useless. When they were useful back in the days, a lot of citizens had guns. Guns laws changed to reduce their powers
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Your sentence can also be applied to both ‘sides’
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The fact that it can copy smartly exactly ONE of the information in a given prompt (which is a complex sentence only humans could process before) and not others is absolutely a progress in computer science, and very useful. I’m still amazed
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Yeah but, at least in my bubble in Europe, being for or against covid measures had little to do with left or right. It was about listening to mainstream media or having alternative source of information
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You can read about the 1918 'Spanish' Flu, but you think "we're smarter now". etc. Interesting how this quote can be interpreted in fully opposite ways depending on what "side" you were on during c
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