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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Agreed. But bearded women will likely only be used to bully.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
The proposal has a section comparing the frequencies for "pregnant-man" and "pregnant-person" with "elephant". It was a criteria back then. https://www.unicode.org/L2/L2020/20190r-swol
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Right, but not not with a beard.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
She is Creative Director for Android and Google.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Also. There is no bald man, or facial hair variations. But there is a bearded women. https://emojipedia.org/woman-beard/
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
My issue is with those emojis is that they don't meet a few of their own criteria for a new emoji to be accepted. Their guideline: https://unicode.org/emoji/proposals.html#selection_factors_i... For instance, they
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
There are some code points ranges that aren't reserved by Unicode.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
The "Pregnant Person" is another, different, variant! https://emojipedia.org/pregnant-person/ https://emojipedia.org/pregnant-man/ https://emojipedia.org/pregnant-woman&#
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
I find fascinating that many of those were rejected, but "Pregnant man" and male bride were approved. https://emojipedia.org/pregnant-man/ https://emojiguide.com/people-body/man-with-veil
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Intel released a couple days ago new Xeon-W CPUs with AVX-512. The wx-24xx uses the same p-cores as alder lake, but with avx-521 enabled. Same for wx-34xx but with raptor lake's p-core. The entry levels xeon are believed to be identica
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Yeah, it is obvious. But word "interpolation" isn't to be found anywhere in the text. IMO, having something like "color interpolation in HSL Cartesian space" would make it crystal clear what the tool is about. Als
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Metamerism is not an issue with displays. You can find at the spectral distribution of the tvs and monitors on websites such as rting and hdtvtest. And things such as "viewing condition" and "chromatic adaptation" are pa
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
This is color interpolation. There are others js libraries that does the same thing, but they lack a good interactive tools. But, unlike others tools, this tool exposes the "xyz coordinates". This is exotic.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
There are plenty of evidence that the activation of ipRGC inhibits melatonin production. My question was about the "ratio of yellow photons to blue photons". Fun fact: Blue light can stimulates melanogenesis in dark-skinned indivi
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
"Deep red" leds. They are used to grow cannabis indoor, very easy to find.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Image with the light sensitivity of the photoreceptor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intrinsically_photosensitive_r... Note: Melanopsin is the name of the ipRGC's photopigments. --- I've seems studies showing
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Despite being a public park, managed by a governmental entity, there is an entrance fee. Likely to restrict the access of poor people, since it doesn't seem to be lacking funds (the data is public). There is also a rumor that prince Do
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
From microarchitecture.pdf On Alder Lake (pg 172). > The reader is referred to the timings for Tiger Lake and Gracemont. On Tiger Lake (pg 167): > Warm-up period for ZMM vector instructions > The processor puts the upper parts of t
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
> It takes literally 1 to 10 microseconds (10,000 nanoseconds) to talk to a GPU over PCIe. The CPU has an overhead of about ~10us to enable the AVX512 units. It also dramatically reduces the clock on other cores. For more information, se
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
I've been studying color theory (its harder than you would think) on my spare time; and I did my undergraduate thesis was on posit few years ago. I think using posits may be a good idea to compress the luminosity, but I'm not sure
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Posit always have more precision than a IEEE floating with same number of bits because it has more bits for the mantissa. Posit would likely enable to better compression with Huffman encoding.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Something like "compressed floats" would express well the name.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
The posit is a compressed floating point encoding with a flexible data structure with a trade-off of precision (the number of bits after the dot) and magnitude (the absolute value). It uses more hardware because the posit is decoded into a
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
GMail users are anything but a small population.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Yeah. It always all about economy. Not long after slavery was abolish; loitering became a crime. See "Vagrancy Act 1824".
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
To be precise. Brazil was the last country from the West to abolish slavery. Almost 40% of slaves traded over the Atlantic went to Brazil.
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
I was surprised to find out that Portugal cared. It is election year in Brazil. The opposition has been portraying this as an example of bad taste of the president (by the way, he has has been insinuating there will be a coup on the indepen
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Some historical context about Brazilian independence (1822). In 1807, United Kingdom prohibited slave trade in their colonies and pressed Portugal (that had very close relationship with UK) to do the same. But Brazilian economy depended on
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Changing the sensors would make it very hard to evaluate under the very strict condition they were tested. The system integration would be very hard. The sensors on JWST have are outdated and do have some issues. For instance, some of the m
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by bXVsbGVy 4y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. I looked for the domain of fetched resources, and assumed they weren't. It seems they are using, but from their own domain.

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