dudeofea

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by dudeofea 11mo ago
I don't know the application, but just guessing that you don't need to compare an entire full-resolution camera image, but perhaps some smaller representation like an embedding space or pieces of the image
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by dudeofea 11mo ago
Ford was sued for that philosophy by his shareholders: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_v._Ford_Motor_Co .
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by dudeofea 11mo ago
Cultures that have many offspring usually care less about animal welfare (human and non-human) than those that have less offspring. Cultures that have many offspring usually become the dominant culture of future generations. Unless somethin
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by dudeofea 11mo ago
The same applied to humans before it did to non-human animals. We are prescribing our worldview of "safe" predictable lives to them, just as was done to us.
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by dudeofea 1y ago
I find google searches distracting, I can only imagine what an AI chat must be like. I use a flip phone.
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by dudeofea 1y ago
In 1950 the birth rates in Africa were higher than today. Where are those old people? https://www.macrotrends.net/global-metrics/countries/afr/afr...
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by dudeofea 1y ago
Why do they have a young population? What happens to the old people who live in those countries? Why would that not happen in the receiving countries if enough people are imported?
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by dudeofea 1y ago
> This technology gives the kids a lot more freedom than a pre-packaged asset library, and can encourage more engagement with the course content, leading to more people interested in creative-employing pursuits. This is your opinion. I d
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by dudeofea 1y ago
"Data Laundering": Commercial entities fund (either with money or compute tokens) academic entities which, in turn, create AI models which the commercial entities sell. https://waxy.org/2022/09/ai-data-la
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by dudeofea 2y ago
An easy way to make this great tool twice as good: Allow inverted selections. I don't want to live near sketchy storefronts, and neither do other people less honest than myself.
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by dudeofea 2y ago
Henry Ford tried not to be greedy all the time, then he was sued, and now all corporations are required to be greedy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_v._Ford_Motor_Co .
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by dudeofea 2y ago
what about when someone provides long-term value? They would be replaced by a short-term thinking corp (namely, all of them) for providing less value than an alternative with it's value purely in the short-term. We are accelerating by
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by dudeofea 2y ago
Just my 2 cents but I would try with a suction gripper on a swiffer-broom-like joint so you can pick vertically (TCP facing +Z) and place horizontally (TCP facing +X): https://img.uline.com/is/image/uline/H-19
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by dudeofea 2y ago
https://www.cdc.gov/dengue/vaccine/index.html > In children who have not already had dengue, the dengue vaccine increases the risk of hospitalization and severe illness if the child gets dengue after vaccinatio
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by dudeofea 2y ago
> Except then some years later some assholes point out that mortality didn't actually drop in that targeted population. All that happened is the pathogen mutated to the point neither the test nor the immune system recognize it Seems
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by dudeofea 2y ago
US deports people, unlike Canada. US has immigration caps per country of origin, unlike Canada. US has strict entry requirements, unlike Canada. US has less "free" social programs than Canada.
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by dudeofea 2y ago
unlikely you could achieve that given that vaccine manufacturers purposely add adjuvants to annoy your immune system to in turn create a stronger immune response for higher antibody titers, which last longer. https://www.scienc
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by dudeofea 2y ago
I'm the robot now
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by dudeofea 3y ago
you can certainly fix an engineering design in-situ, just look at all the airplanes/jets designed pre-CAD software that were made "just-so" with all the know how embedded in the brains of those that made them/fixed them
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by dudeofea 3y ago
why not plant other species to out-compete the invasive ones? why do we need to perform chemotherapy on our forests?
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by dudeofea 3y ago
I'm going to start with one assumption that I believe is true: higher mental and physical stress will kill you faster. If two statistical people both get cancer, one gets screened and potentially treated, and the other doesn't and
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by dudeofea 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_v._Ford_Motor_Co .
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by dudeofea 3y ago
screws - axial load nails - less axial load with shear stress nails are made of a more pliable metal, whereas screws are more brittle. the real "long-term" fastener, in my opinion, would be bolts; but I don't see anyone using
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by dudeofea 3y ago
I don't know about Vietnam and Cuba, but what evidence is there that China is ruled by the working class?
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by dudeofea 3y ago
I think it matters more that the system is equally applied than what the system is exactly. So maybe no system at all would be better. With our current system, some players can choose to ignore copyright so its not like we really live under
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by dudeofea 3y ago
By the same arguments, you can reject American original values
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by dudeofea 3y ago
learn to co....oh
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by dudeofea 3y ago
I'm glad I'm on the "right" "side" of "history"
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by dudeofea 3y ago
450 pages in one page would surpass printer DPI limits I would hope
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by dudeofea 4y ago
I'm affiliated with this company (Apera AI), here's my favorite demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSqpAK8Cn_E Reasons why I think it shows off their best features: - two regular industrial cameras 1.5m away -

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