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yetihehe
3y ago
But the blobs can change color and opacity depending on direction you are viewing them (spherical harmonics) which allows to encode transparency and specular reflections.
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3y ago
At the start of article: > Cosimo didn’t just spend his money on private mansions and cellars full of wine; he became one of Europe’s most prominent patrons of the arts. In the rest of the article there is nothing about giving money on t
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3y ago
I don't think it was daft.
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3y ago
Never heard about them from outside of Poland, but heard about pierogi a lot, even Men in Black had them (what else would an alien eat, right?).
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3y ago
Sometimes: when you least expect them. Not expecting them is a good strategy here.
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3y ago
> I figure as much, but that's kinda why I'm asking what made it mysterious. You expect simple explanations to VERY complex problems from random internet commenters. I think you expect too much.
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3y ago
When you use the second meaning of word universe: "a particular sphere of activity or experience." Your body is an universe, your room is a universe, everything that has some border and activity inside can be an universe with this
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3y ago
Becoming saviors is not a perfect strategy (is there one). It's still used by a lot of those exploiting power. Not all of them are perfect or know the perfect way to exploit power. They make mistakes and sometimes when their mistakes i
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3y ago
Working on it, expect it after summer. Zigbee+ble+thread+wifi, but currently only sold in EU and for now only supports our own zigbee devices. Search for Ferguson Digital FS2SH. This hub already has ZB, we will add thread via dongle + firmw
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3y ago
Would you buy a hub that adds matter to old zigbee devices?
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3y ago
Just less able to code. I do this as a vacations from work. I enjoy all the other normal day to day tasks, so more like a total reset/detox.
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3y ago
It WILL vary a lot. I do two weeks of "zero coffee" every year and never had any withdrawal symptoms, the rest of the year I drink a lot of coffee (4 big cups a day). Only sometimes I drink it to be more alert, typically I need it
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3y ago
There's a lot of companies that have a combination of bad hardware and bad software and only small amount of those with either good hardware or software.
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3y ago
> hell, we can't even agree on the need to do so I think that is THE main problem. Once we all agree, there will be money put to this and problem will eventually be solved.
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3y ago
There are already trees there, it's hard to add much more on the same terrain and you would need to expand the forests to already occupied lands. If you removed the land use, those forests would probably spread by themselves in only ~3
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3y ago
> is there a headline you think might have been better Maybe "Tesla autopilot saves child during driver's medical emergency".
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3y ago
Now, instead of looking in some cryptic symbols which you don't understand, you just mash "regenerate" button until it works. Can anything be more simple? Of course, with newer models you need to hit that button even less, it
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3y ago
Yeah, on 6th december it will be 30 year anniversary of one special article: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/antisoviet-warrior-...
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3y ago
Yeah, like a thermal transistor. When temperature transfer is blocked, outer surface of that transistor should pretty fast go to ambient air especially with moving air. Remember that transistor is only several atoms thick and can switch at
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3y ago
> are there any military applications in when it comes to vehicles' appearance in thermal imagery? Yeah, you can now display moving images for thermal imagers, like showing the temperature of terrain behind vehicle while moving arou
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3y ago
You can use this to equalize temperatures on one chip, using it like a changeable heat-shield, so instead of hotspots, you artifically keep some heat from escaping from colder areas too fast which could prevent stress induced cracking. It&#
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3y ago
Making random people happy means having less people unhappy about you which increases your global status, which gives you more ability to extract resources from the world to augment your goals. Yeah, it's very long reasoning, but it
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3y ago
For US readers - replace comma with dot, Germans (and most other europeans) use floats with comma.
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3y ago
Two goats in year 6939 eat some film tape. The first says: - That movie is pretty good. - Meh, the book was better.
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3y ago
3d printed developing terdragon curve - a good way for fast mixing of two different substances? Like oxidiser and fuel?
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In the end he suggsted that further development of AI models will help with such projects. I think there will be a lot of opensource personal AI's available in several years when reasonably cheap accelerator chips become available enou
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> The Taiwanese have built a very progressive and open society against all odds and against everyone, it should be obvious that they are perfectly capable of not being dragged in a war they don't want. Yeah, they have progressive op
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This may be a ML version of "you can't imagine a new color".
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This is news because we thought that light by itself doesn't actually affect water evaporation. We found a new mechanism for evaporation, that's exciting, scientists love when they find something that allows them to find out even
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3y ago
It still uses heat. Evaporation actually helps plants keep cool by using up the heat from sun that would otherwise heat the plant too much.
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