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1y ago
Pretty much the same trajectory. I started at my T420 around 2010 and that time I just main laptop, computer. Then, as I have a more powerful desktop, this T420 becomes my secondary computer and I started to experience Linux with it. After
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2y ago
合抱之木,生于毫末;九层之台,起于累土;千里之行,始于足下。 [1] This is not secret, almost everyone knows it thousand years ago, but most of people won't do it. Minimum effective dose is another way to say be consistent on thing that you feel import
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2y ago
Really want to try to test that rotating cylinder case shown in the paper. Apprecitate anyone could pin point the source code to run a simple case like that.
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2y ago
One day, I'm working on a Linux machine with my Emacs open, I'm using a Bazel to clean my today's to-do list project. And I open the browser to find a person who wrote a blog about Boost.graph which I never heard about, but I
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2y ago
I still remember in high school, we only need two or three equations to solve a free-fall problem. In another book, basically the same question, but someone uses Hamiltonian framework to solve really complex PDEs and couple pages with those
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2y ago
It descripts a system using the energy concept. The total energy of the system, which is the sum of kinetic energy and potential energy. Its formula often looks like H = T + V, where T represents kinetic energy and V represents potential en
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3y ago
After watching his speech, the first thing that came to my mind is one of the speeches that was given by James T. Kirk, which I had no idea which episode it was in, but I do remember the core meaning of that speech. So I use chatGPT to actu
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3y ago
I'm listening to her book The worlds i see: curiosity, exploration, and discovery at the dawn of ai. So right now, I'm just in the middle. She's Starting from physics, but eventually found something interesting internal world
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3y ago
How about https://pirateweather.net/en/latest/ ? Does anyone have a compare this API with the latest API we have here?
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3y ago
So for a daily user, to make it a practical usage, let's say if I have a local measurement of X, I can predict, let's say, 10 days later, or even just tomorrow, or the day after tomorrow, let's say the wind direction, is it p
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3y ago
Dude, this is crazy.
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3y ago
Maybe it's naive for me. Every time we talk about a simulation, we got an accurate model and we have some model validation to run our model. The next big question is, okay, what can we do with those models? If we can do CFD simulations
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3y ago
I was thinking about a use case for this device. First thing, it's about water resistance. Is this waterproof? So I'm thinking about its relation to, let's say, a smart glass you have. I mean, they both can take a picture on
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3y ago
It's so cool. I was wondering if we can make crawler tool much easier and better. It's more similar to the "human" way to interact with a website.
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3y ago
"..., find the 4mm Allen (HEX) key". Nice job.
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3y ago
url?
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3y ago
Well, it looks like something, but if you're not talking to me that it's water, I can not say. I just have a strange feeling about it. It's not water, it's something different. I don't know why, maybe it's the
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3y ago
I'm not going to delete my .emacs file even though it is ugly, it just works.
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3y ago
It really depends on what data you're processing with. For someone whose data is hundreds of tetrabytes, the workflow to saving those data and manipulating or retrieving those data as request becomes very tricky, very hard task, especi
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3y ago
I do see your point and it is true that every product is going to be more mature, more complete for the later publication. But things of a first generation product like this is going to be a huge risk for a lot of people. But the things I w
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I see the pattern is that C is complained by most of people. And there is another type of programming that is that, which people never talk about. So just by talking about, regardless it's positive or negative, there is a tension in th
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3y ago
Taking a positive sign because now the consumers expectations are high and if they not deliver what they promised here then they're gonna have a huge trouble so as a consumer it would be nice if the consumer can provide some our expect
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3y ago
Unfortunately, this is the reality. Most people will choose the comfort over those discomfort. Just like the 99% moving matrix, going to select the blue pills over the red pills. Even the people who choose the red pill change their mind. It
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3y ago
We're really missing the point here. Yes, that device can't do better. You can't do that with your friends together. But there's some similar in America right now. You can just jump in and in 2 or 4 minutes, and that kin
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3y ago
Good point. Remember, they demonstrate that they put these devices as a module, so I'm not sure it is possible to make it a portable device. You can easily get rid of part of the panel part and put it into a very small bag, and the res
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3y ago
I completely agree with you about the tiredness of the eye or fatigueness of the eye. It's really hard to imagine someone wearing this kind of device for a very long time without feeling any pain. I'm not sure exactly the reason w
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3y ago
I completely agree with your point about risk. When we're talking about risk, the opposite of risk is a great benefit, just like a starship. Captain Kirk said great risk we have, the more potential gain we probably gain. Stand-up work
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Unfortunately, I strongly disagree with this comment as well. It is because how portable this device is, you have to think about the... Imagine you have an infinite amount of screen just in your pocket. What you say causes what you do, and
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3y ago
exactly I don't know how many like 4k monitor is just sat in front of you and that physical device is only I don't know smaller than a 10 inch iPad so that's it's incredible
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That's definitely a big concern about the physical pen. If it's too heavy or if it's too hot, it will overperform or perform some CPU intense work. Also the fitting using your eye with such a close contact with the digital de
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