This gets quite close to chindogu, the Japanese art of designing objects that kind of serve a very niche purpose, but then without being useful. https://www.tofugu.com/japan/chindogu-japanese-inventions/
Here in the Netherlands we’ve got ‘fietsknooppunten’. Numbered junctions with proper bike paths linking them up, and clear signage pointing you to your next number. https://www.fietsknoop.nl/planner Just remembering, or…
There’s a fun documentary that explores this concept: The Town That Took On The Tax Man https://youtu.be/ipV_GU7YaQg It’s about a Welsh town that set out to do just this. Recommended watch.
I read the url as: ever t-pot, as a reference to 418. Turns out it's the author's actual name.
Helpful tool for car makers. Would have probably saved them from the Mitsibishi Pajero, Ford Pinto, Mazda Laputa Downside is, it doesn’t analyze phonetics afaict. The hebrew Volkswagen Beetle (Hipushit) would have…
Ah yes, Vulfmon! Jack Stratton seems to love his Fugues. In case you haven't already: check out Vulfpeck /// Bach Vision Test; a really nice visualization of Contrapunctus IX a 4 alla duodecima.…
So how long do we have until companies can pay to be in the system prompt to be recommended for certain queries?
At first glance you may have a point. Thing is they’re often recruited with very promising job titles and descriptions, training on mild cases. Once they fully realize what they got themselves into the damage has been…
They mention using a IMU dataset that is collected using an APDM Opal. https://www.apdm.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Opal-Publica... This publication mentions a paper on p. 5839 (p 13 of the pdf) where a single sensor…
They could add an appendix with word math like 707 + 707 = 1414
Yeah these ‘predictors’ only make sense if they can give a countdown at a constant rate. The idea is nice but often they countdown at say 1dot/sonly to have the last 5 dots disappear in the last second so they miss…
I had a similar issue with geese on a patch of grass in front of the house where the kids played. Flocks of geese in the 10s would ruin it in half a day. I found a 532nm green laser to be extremely effective. Let the…
On the finishing: “Of course because I 3D Printed it with a PLA filamanet, it's not as shiny and glossy compared to actuall electronic devices. People use acetone and various solutions to make it shiny.” The acetone…
Exactly. My prius gen2 gets me 4.2l/100km (56 mpg) on regular rides. How manages to stretch it to 93 is quite an achievement.
Was looking for that too. The only way I found out was installing it, create a call graph, and the first click took me to a payment page. $19,95/month iirc I too would prefer to have this information upfront. Also, not…
From the article: “ NextNav asks that the Commission reconfigure the Lower 900 MHz Band by creating a 5-megahertz uplink in the 902-907 MHz band paired with a 10-megahertz downlink in the 918-928 MHz band, shifting all…
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgamecategory/1037/real-time/l... Not The most popular though, according to this list. From the top 10 I only played Galaxy Truckers and Space Alert, both of which I really enjoyed.
It's a fine line. Maybe it isn't necessarily manipulation, but it does come off as disingenuous to me. To take your marriage example. The genuine motivation would be: "I acknowledge my flaws and I'm willing to put in…
HowToMakeAlmostAnything may have some helpful starting points. https://fab.cba.mit.edu/classes/863.20/
Since there was such an emphasis on quantity, the Dutch tomatoes became known in the 80s as Wasserbomben in Germany. Taste has become more of a priority after we saw exports diminish. If you’re really interested:…
Can anyone explain what the number before the timestamp is? GMT 66 / 43 / 41
Another great browser for SQLite - DB Browser for SQLite (DB4S) project (https://github.com/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser). An amazing piece of software for interacting with SQLite databases. Supports inspecting and…
Wasn't aware there's a term for it. Thanks for that one!
Especially since they did take the effort to redact the ending numbers of his creditcard number.
It has been tried. Joshua Barneau tried it with GPT-3, training it on his deceased fiancees text- and facebook messages. It’s a moving read: https://www.sfchronicle.com/projects/2021/jessica-simulation... It ‘worked’…
This gets quite close to chindogu, the Japanese art of designing objects that kind of serve a very niche purpose, but then without being useful. https://www.tofugu.com/japan/chindogu-japanese-inventions/
Here in the Netherlands we’ve got ‘fietsknooppunten’. Numbered junctions with proper bike paths linking them up, and clear signage pointing you to your next number. https://www.fietsknoop.nl/planner Just remembering, or…
There’s a fun documentary that explores this concept: The Town That Took On The Tax Man https://youtu.be/ipV_GU7YaQg It’s about a Welsh town that set out to do just this. Recommended watch.
I read the url as: ever t-pot, as a reference to 418. Turns out it's the author's actual name.
Helpful tool for car makers. Would have probably saved them from the Mitsibishi Pajero, Ford Pinto, Mazda Laputa Downside is, it doesn’t analyze phonetics afaict. The hebrew Volkswagen Beetle (Hipushit) would have…
Ah yes, Vulfmon! Jack Stratton seems to love his Fugues. In case you haven't already: check out Vulfpeck /// Bach Vision Test; a really nice visualization of Contrapunctus IX a 4 alla duodecima.…
So how long do we have until companies can pay to be in the system prompt to be recommended for certain queries?
At first glance you may have a point. Thing is they’re often recruited with very promising job titles and descriptions, training on mild cases. Once they fully realize what they got themselves into the damage has been…
They mention using a IMU dataset that is collected using an APDM Opal. https://www.apdm.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Opal-Publica... This publication mentions a paper on p. 5839 (p 13 of the pdf) where a single sensor…
They could add an appendix with word math like 707 + 707 = 1414
Yeah these ‘predictors’ only make sense if they can give a countdown at a constant rate. The idea is nice but often they countdown at say 1dot/sonly to have the last 5 dots disappear in the last second so they miss…
I had a similar issue with geese on a patch of grass in front of the house where the kids played. Flocks of geese in the 10s would ruin it in half a day. I found a 532nm green laser to be extremely effective. Let the…
On the finishing: “Of course because I 3D Printed it with a PLA filamanet, it's not as shiny and glossy compared to actuall electronic devices. People use acetone and various solutions to make it shiny.” The acetone…
Exactly. My prius gen2 gets me 4.2l/100km (56 mpg) on regular rides. How manages to stretch it to 93 is quite an achievement.
Was looking for that too. The only way I found out was installing it, create a call graph, and the first click took me to a payment page. $19,95/month iirc I too would prefer to have this information upfront. Also, not…
From the article: “ NextNav asks that the Commission reconfigure the Lower 900 MHz Band by creating a 5-megahertz uplink in the 902-907 MHz band paired with a 10-megahertz downlink in the 918-928 MHz band, shifting all…
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgamecategory/1037/real-time/l... Not The most popular though, according to this list. From the top 10 I only played Galaxy Truckers and Space Alert, both of which I really enjoyed.
It's a fine line. Maybe it isn't necessarily manipulation, but it does come off as disingenuous to me. To take your marriage example. The genuine motivation would be: "I acknowledge my flaws and I'm willing to put in…
HowToMakeAlmostAnything may have some helpful starting points. https://fab.cba.mit.edu/classes/863.20/
Since there was such an emphasis on quantity, the Dutch tomatoes became known in the 80s as Wasserbomben in Germany. Taste has become more of a priority after we saw exports diminish. If you’re really interested:…
Can anyone explain what the number before the timestamp is? GMT 66 / 43 / 41
Another great browser for SQLite - DB Browser for SQLite (DB4S) project (https://github.com/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser). An amazing piece of software for interacting with SQLite databases. Supports inspecting and…
Wasn't aware there's a term for it. Thanks for that one!
Especially since they did take the effort to redact the ending numbers of his creditcard number.
It has been tried. Joshua Barneau tried it with GPT-3, training it on his deceased fiancees text- and facebook messages. It’s a moving read: https://www.sfchronicle.com/projects/2021/jessica-simulation... It ‘worked’…