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Brought an inactive home security system onto Home Assistant using the below repository, so I can track everything from smoke alarms to motion, doors, and windows. I swear there's a niche business opportunity in retrofitting all these
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If I recall, Hertz requires 80% which is still terrible, considering the low range of some of their vehicles and that DC fast charging above 80% gets much slower against all that voltage pressure. So you can double your total charging time
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I feel you're onto something, and like others on the thread, I've got too many anecdotal observations of service providers blatantly being in-your-face apathetic in the US vs, say, Japan where even if forced by convention, people
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2y ago
The way I think of this for some Asian languages is that Japanese and Korean are like English and Dutch, while Mandarin is like one of the Romance languages (e.g., Mandarin is to Cantonese as Spanish is to French). The three have an easier
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https://visalist.io/visa/ranking but you will need to exercise your own judgement, as it doesn't cover conference infrastructure or anything else that might be a challenge in getting to or operating inside a regio
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3y ago
Not that this holds up to scrutiny, and there are certainly issues with fungibility of lives and money, but let's say the value of a life in the US is $10 million. $10 billion in fraud is 1,000 lives claimed. The sentence could have be
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This is expected, right? It would be surprising if something as general as GPT-4V was trained on a diverse and nuanced set of radiology images, vs say, a traditional CNN trained and refined for particular detection of specific diseases. It
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Assuming some thought was given here, I wonder if the Mandarin Chinese used by Yueh in the first movie was meant to be movie magic like with the use of English, or was there a conscious decision to keep it completely frozen over the millenn
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I likely lost touch with some friends over the years because of general confusion over Google Talk, GTalk through GMail, Google+ Hangouts, later Hangouts, GChat (which I understand to be separate from the current Google Chat?), and Google C
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Hypothetically speaking, ML could be most valuable if the results are counter-intuitive but actually right, for instance if there is some obscure rule it correctly cites where the car with the head-start handicap always wins in the case of
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https://planetarynames.wr.usgs.gov/Feature/15851 Reference: [536] - “‘Deadpool 2’ Sets Actress Shioli Kutsuna In A Key Role”: https://deadline.com/2017/06/deadpool-2-shioli-kutsuna-ryan-... S
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Perhaps worth pointing out that the big direction depends on each jurisdiction's guidelines for claiming range. The EPA in the US and Canada seems closest to reality, while the long range version in Germany still shows 533km/331mi
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It's impressive how well these estimates work, given the outsized impact many of these factors can have. These things are more negligible in an ICE as the denominator of energy stored in a gasoline tank is 4-5 times more than an EV. I
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My naive hope was just for the car to be a dumb second monitor, where the underlying standard just needs to have enough bandwidth and features like HDMI or Displayport, and then not need major changes for years and years despite the video o
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I recall from the New Horizons media blitz that noon on Pluto is roughly the brightness of dawn or dusk, so the image of these planets should be bright enough!
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For English, I think it's equal to a general "go/do it" cheer. E.g., "Let's go!" to cheer for a team, and "You can do it!" when talking to a single person or a few people. And just as shallow or
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True! This is well outside of the original point, but Beijing and Tianjin are interesting cases and perhaps useful for regional aggregates because they are essentially black holes that have taken GDP and capital out of their surrounding are
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Just a minor nit on the provinces, you excluded Beijing, Tianjin, and Shanghai which have province level status and almost 60 million in population combined, close to Thailand's 70 million, and a weighted average HDI of 0.87. Heterogen
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Following CAR-T studies earlier from Novartis, I recall that cytokine release as an adverse event was also highly predictive of the treatment's efficacy. So terrible as it is, it's also an indication of the immune system at work.
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Not to make it sound hopeless, but Old Chinese is lossy because it tended to favor conciseness at the expense of unambiguous clarity. There is no total truth and a bit of subjective interpretation is required. 持而盈之 for instance is "持=h
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For what it's worth, I asked the same two questions to GPT 3.5 and got: Yes, in Latin, you can say "multum vale" to mean "goodbye many times" or "vale nimis" to mean "goodbye too much"
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The Swiss and UK plugs and receptacles are awesome because they have plastic buffers in the plug's prongs and/or receptacle that make it hard to ever be able to touch live metal prongs in a plug that's between 0 and 100% plug
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While Japan has regional ticketing systems and companies, they did standardize nationally on supporting 3 major prepaid transit cards (pasmo, suica, icoca) so most rapid transit and regional transit are low friction enough to just tap in an
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Yeah, not a good example. Written vernacular mandarin started in the Ming dynasty and more or less was forcefully promoted in the Qing and later Republic of China as _the_ way to write Chinese, meaning other dialects lost out on developing
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Actually, with conditional probability, if you can make it to 65 as a male, you're expected to get 18 more years. https://www.ssa.gov/oact/STATS/table4c6.html
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Image Dithering: Eleven Algorithms and Source Code (2012)
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Immediately thought of the assembly-level hacking people did ~20 years ago on TI's graphing calculators to get reliable grayscale, for instance this on the TI 83 series: https://www.ticalc.org/archives/news/ar
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Indeed! There's an entire industry of litigation consulting that exists often for this very purpose. Lawyers and consultants made about $6 billion in revenues over the course of Lehman Brothers' decade-long fallout and unwinding a
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From Garmin, though without a breakdown of proportion of devices: In addition to GPS, Garmin products utilize other global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) including the Russian Global Navigation Satellite System (GLONASS), the European
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Given the high resolution videos, could we attempt to do some lip reading?
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