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by voiper1 6y ago
Very cool!! Some of them don't quite look real once I've messed with it (bad drawing skills) but that's very impressive, especially across such a diverse set of objects (each has their own model, but still.)
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by voiper1 6y ago
Wow, watched the video. I'd love to use the sketching program. Looks like fun!
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by voiper1 6y ago
Yes, before the Emergency Library, they maintained a reserve of physical copies of book they bought or owned. Once that limit is reached, you can't borrow it. Sounds possibly legal. But this is new: unlimited borrowing. That's the
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by voiper1 6y ago
>The act was last invoked in 1992 to quell the Los Angeles riots after the acquittal of four white police officers in the beating of Rodney King, a black man So history is repeating itself?
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by voiper1 6y ago
Sorry, I tried it on a (typical) copyrighted song.
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by voiper1 6y ago
Very cool! I was even able to run it on their notebook https://colab.research.google.com/github/deezer/spleeter/blo... without setting anything up locally. The results of vocal separation were quite impressiv
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by voiper1 6y ago
For my own managed funds/indexes, I use https://m1finance.com , also with no fees. You specify pies of funds with weights. They automatically allocate funds and dividends to the underweight entries, and have 1 click for reba
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by voiper1 6y ago
Is there any pay-to-use or open source voice for Hebrew? Amazon's Polly English voice, Matthew is pretty nice. But they don't have Hebrew. Also Google doesn't have Hebrew. Bing has some attribution requirement that I haven&#
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by voiper1 6y ago
Looks to be a bit more. >Qualifier: Ten $15K prizes Finals: $50K 1st place $30K 2nd place $20K 3rd place That's $250k.
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by voiper1 6y ago
lol, something horribly ironic about that. They called your number, but you need to prove it's you. But obviously, they are who they claim to be.
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by voiper1 6y ago
>Stripe is getting free data to train its fraud-detection models and potentially selling that information to advertisers. That's ridiculous. It's not getting free data to train it's fraud model, it's getting data to _
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by voiper1 6y ago
>I believe many developers integrate with Stripe expecting that their JS library executes and shares data only on the pages where Stripe UI elements appear on the page. The fact that JS library runs on every page and sends data back to S
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by voiper1 7y ago
Paywalled. https://outline.com/2SY4ks
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by voiper1 7y ago
Oh, I've needed things like that before, but didn't even think to look for it. I just messed with a full CSV for that. Thanks!
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by voiper1 7y ago
The way they are doing Guédelon is incredibly expensive: they aren't just restoring to the specs, but they are using period techniques, too. That means it takes longer and has fewer skilled workers available. (They made some exceptions
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by voiper1 7y ago
Warning, you need to speak French. >French is the main language spoken on site; for safety reasons, it is important to speak French.
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by voiper1 7y ago
aka Streisand effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect - The Streisand effect is a social phenomenon that occurs when an attempt to hide, remove, or censor information has the unintended consequence of fur
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by voiper1 7y ago
Seems they considered this issue and created a work-around: >While removing the User-Agent completely was deemed problematic, as many sites still rely on them, Chrome will no longer update the browser version and will only include a unif
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by voiper1 7y ago
I got a robo-vac, but ultimately stopped using it because of chairs and children. I had to clean up in order to run it at all, and it would get stuck under the chairs and not be able to get out. (I guess exactly the wrong sizing.) I mainly
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by voiper1 7y ago
I don't believe this is a true understanding of Chesterton. He doesn't believe either that the status quo is good or that progress will probably make things worse. The issue is being ignorant of why things are the way they are. On
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by voiper1 7y ago
Sounds like he also got a bit of clarity of what he really wants.
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by voiper1 7y ago
Paywalled for me.
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by voiper1 7y ago
Seems similar (or the same as) the cobra effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_effect
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by voiper1 7y ago
Wait, really, I just upload tables of input and the expected output data and it tries various models for me? Any other places do this?
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by voiper1 7y ago
>The issue affects SSDs with an HPE firmware version prior to HPD8 that results in SSD failure at 32,768 hours of operation (i.e., 3 years, 270 days 8 hours). After the SSD failure occurs, neither the SSD nor the data can be recovered. I
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by voiper1 7y ago
Right, I put a quote from the end of the article but I just read the title. /s
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by voiper1 7y ago
Thanks, I didn't grok that was something different than the auto-update that I'm used to seeing.
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by voiper1 7y ago
Whoa, that wasn't clear in the article. Thanks for enlightening me!
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by voiper1 7y ago
Article said they already ran it in beta and even experimented in stable! >"The experiment/flag has been on in beta for ~5 months," said David Bienvenu, a Google Chrome engineer. "It was turned on for stable (e.g., M7
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by voiper1 7y ago
>Many didn't know that Chrome engineers could run experiments on their tightly-controlled Chrome installations, let alone that Google engineers could just ship changes to everyone's browsers without any prior approval. Uhm, isn

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