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by y04nn 2y ago
A plausible scenario I can think of would be in an office space, a shared smart coffee machine that would be stolen to gain WIFI access.
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by y04nn 2y ago
For real archival of large amount of data, LTO tapes are your best bet I think.
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by y04nn 2y ago
Don't forget that you are the result of all the past sensory interactions that you experienced in your whole life, people you interacted with, books you read, advertisements, songs, news headlines, etc. Even if you think you don't
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by y04nn 2y ago
And now you end up with 40 blurred frames for each transition.
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by y04nn 2y ago
This is my experience too, I'm baffled that when making a basic search about a programming language on Google, the top results are only SEO garbage that waste your time for a basic answer. I'm better off asking GPT those days.
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by y04nn 2y ago
I think this is on purpose to show the extra freedom of movements of the new model compared to the hydraulic one.
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by y04nn 2y ago
I recently found out that a manufacturer (TI, NXP, murata, infineon?) was demonstrating a USB2 live camera capture using a UWB (Ultra-Wide-Band) short range wireless transmission. But I can't found the source again.
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by y04nn 3y ago
There is probably a disproportionate amount of texts describing the presence of a tumor on a scan than texts describing what a normal scan would look like. So this is expected. But I think that is not the purpose of a LLM. There should be a
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by y04nn 3y ago
> Do you think an open source group could build an Apple watch? Surely not, but Apple could have worked on integrating and participating to the development of an open source software for the Apple watch. In another world, MeeGo[1] would
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by y04nn 3y ago
Yes, turn off the computer like you would normally to it, then turn off the socket.
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by y04nn 3y ago
I would like to have more details on the list of genetic modifications needed to make the kidney implantable in an human without being rejected/attacked by the immune system.
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by y04nn 3y ago
Does anybody know if there is any usage/implementation of a distributed hash table (with consistent hashing) for reliable file storage in a datacenter instead of internet p2p ? Would that make sense and what would be the drawbacks ?
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by y04nn 3y ago
A simple solution (probably used in many places) to this problem is to have brackets. Everybody is taxed 6.6% on its income until a certain threshold and the rest is taxed at 50%. You can add more brackets as needed. And so, there is no inc
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by y04nn 3y ago
> Then again, I'm not very GIS/geodesy minded, so maybe hexagons are the best shape that'll tessellate over a sphere easily. This is Uber H3 for spacial indexing: https://h3geo.org/ This was a good read:
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by y04nn 3y ago
One solution that I use and like because it is reliable, is to change the BIOS to "Power On" after a power failure and use a smart plug to turn on the computer. So turning the smart plug on my phone on would start the computer. I
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by y04nn 3y ago
Location: Vancouver (now) / Canada / France or EU Remote: Preferably not Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Fullstack with focus on backend stack (Linux, Python, Elixir, Django, Redis, PostgreSQL, InfluxDB, Grafana, Docker&#x2
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by y04nn 3y ago
The fact is that machines have already replaced manual labor, just look at the machines and trucks in a mine, a factory or in agriculture. It already happened, one person work is leveraged to replace a thousand.
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by y04nn 3y ago
You should feel the opposite, see it as a new tool in your pocket. Industrialisation and computers/automation took away massive amount of jobs while globally improving people lives, this may possibly (maybe not) do the same. If in the
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by y04nn 3y ago
I'm not an expert, but e is the smallest possible charge, so you can't have a fraction of it, probably related to to Plank constant. Edit: after verification, the smallest possible charge is e/3 (the quantum charge), e is the
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by y04nn 3y ago
Maybe it was true 6 years ago, but I'm currently playing with Elixir/Phoenix and I feel very productive, Phoenix is well design and adding new functionalities is not that hard and the code is easy to debug. On the other side, Elix
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by y04nn 3y ago
> and many of the prominent articles that showed up were things like YouTube headquarters shooting" and "Death of Jeffrey Epstein" while more interesting places like "Pittock Mansion" and "Ghirardelli Square
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by y04nn 3y ago
Hurting the robot vacuum cleaner competition, I find it extremely far fetch. Which competition to begin with ? The only competition I'm aware of are Chinese ones, developed and build in China. I wonder if Chinese influence/lobbyin
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by y04nn 3y ago
I would not be surprised if it is the same part of the brain that is activated when some people see brands as for religious or spirituality things. I think believing in something, being part of a tribe is very important for some (maybe most
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Schedule 37th Chaos Communication Congress(fahrplan.events.ccc.de)
179 points by y04nn 3y ago|16 comments
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by y04nn 3y ago
No, it's for brand safety and reputation. In 2016 Microsoft released Tay [1] without or lacking guards and it ended up being a failure and hurter the Microsoft brand. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay_(chatbot)
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by y04nn 3y ago
Same, I use Firefox + uBlock Origin + YouTube Unhook for a cleaner interface. I also always watch videos on private navigation windows (my default way of browsing the internet) and I manage subscriptions with the RSS feed of the channels, m
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by y04nn 3y ago
I really like the idea, but it only makes sense if you custom build your hanger on the wall, that is, there is no commercially available (afaik) hanger that would make this useful. But this may be an opportunity for a second product and sel
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by y04nn 3y ago
The most impressive to me is the Maillardet's automaton [1][2] [1] https://youtu.be/C7oSFNKIlaM [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maillardet's_automaton
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by y04nn 3y ago
A major problem with telephone cameras, including the iPhone (not sure for the last model), is that they suffer from very notable reflections of light [1] which are very distracting. Dealing with this on a set must not be easy. [1]: https:
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by y04nn 3y ago
It's explained the paragraph above. > As announced on April 20, 2023, we brought together part of Google Research (the Brain team) and DeepMind to significantly accelerate our progress in artificial intelligence (AI). The group, cal

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