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by ziofill 6mo ago
A friend of mine did his PhD thesis on a passive radar that uses the GPS signal. I always found it such a brilliant idea, because the gps signal is everywhere and always available.
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by ziofill 6mo ago
This is good advice for most human activities. I told my students these exact words (you gotta get comfortable being uncomfortable) countless times when teaching math and physics.
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by ziofill 7mo ago
It looks kinda cute if you ask me
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by ziofill 7mo ago
> Writing acceptance criteria is harder than writing a prompt, because it forces you to think through edge cases before you've seen them. Engineers resist it for the same reason they resisted TDD, because it feels slower at the star
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by ziofill 8mo ago
Oh wow he looks incredible for being 94
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by ziofill 8mo ago
I’m asking out of pure curiosity, no ill intent: what makes hdmi/usb-c support hard to implement?
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by ziofill 8mo ago
Can you give us examples of metaprojects?
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by ziofill 9mo ago
> with no ongoing operational or maintenance needs How is this possible?
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by ziofill 9mo ago
You raise good points, but I think the “it’s not good enough” stance won’t last for long.
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by ziofill 9mo ago
I’m from Venice and it’s heartwarming to see someone from a different country/culture so into the history of Venice <3
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by ziofill 9mo ago
I studied the entanglement formed during a quantum nonlinear process
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by ziofill 9mo ago
This reminds me of what my PhD supervisor told me as he was trashing my first draft of my first paper: “up until this point in your life you’ve been trained to convince someone who knows more than you that you know something by writing impr
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by ziofill 9mo ago
Finally I can relate to someone’s experience. For me even playing with image generators has improved my imagination.
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by ziofill 9mo ago
I sport two klipsch towers on either side of my desk and a small tube amp ^^'
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by ziofill 10mo ago
> 36 students examined over 9 days, 25 minutes average I could accept this for a 300 students class, but 36? When I got my degree, ALL exams had an oral component, usually more than 30 minutes long. The prof and one or two TAs would take
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by ziofill 10mo ago
Beware of a supply chain attack
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by ziofill 10mo ago
Unless the overall cost is too high, but yes it's definitely worth pursuing as far as we currently know.
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by ziofill 10mo ago
When I was living in Paris I had a 20 min ride from home to work each day. I picked up the habit to read during those 40 total minutes and I was going through books like I had never been able to, because while 40 min is not a lot, it’s abou
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by ziofill 10mo ago
I mean, when your technical director is named Peter McCool, anything is possible.
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by ziofill 10mo ago
You mean they’re good because the measurements are precise?
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by ziofill 11mo ago
So the spark plug ceramic trick only works on older cars?
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by ziofill 11mo ago
But the half life of the atoms is still the same, no? The bacteria and fungi harness the radioactivity, but it’s not that they “get rid” of the radioactive material.
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by ziofill 11mo ago
Holy cow I was reading and reading and then I realized I was only 10% through!
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by ziofill 11mo ago
I confirm, it’s good! I’m from a northern region of Italy where you can even find risotto with ortiche (stinging nettles) in restaurants.
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by ziofill 11mo ago
Something can be deceptive without malice.
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by ziofill 1y ago
can't they just give it away for free if the alternative is to throw it away?
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by ziofill 1y ago
Non-US person here too. From what I understand the majority of Americans want a single-payer healthcare system, but too many people in government are paid by insurance companies and affiliates to not change how things work.
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by ziofill 1y ago
What if there’s a simple converter back to json after the model output? Is that possible?
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by ziofill 1y ago
What is it with code on blog posts where fonts have uneven size and/or font types (e.g. italics mixed in with regular)? I see this from time to time and I wonder if it’s intentional.
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by ziofill 1y ago
Why though? Who is to decide which point of the blockchain is the good one and which blocks to “reject”?

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