geonnave

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by geonnave 1y ago
It's basically the opposite effect of tilt-shift photography [1]. See an example: https://i0.wp.com/digital-photography-school.com/wp-content/... [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilt%E2
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by geonnave 2y ago
For those interested, "The Complete Autobiography of Morris Chang (Volumes 1 and 2)" is the machine translation of the above.
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by geonnave 2y ago
What is your project?
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by geonnave 2y ago
Super cool! I had a very similar idea recently: I wanted to have on-demand podcasts about one's surroundings as you explore a new place (also taking into account a small list of user interests). I did a prototype [1] with the OpenAI AP
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by geonnave 2y ago
Something similar already exists, see https://www.rewind.ai/ and https://www.perfectmemory.ai/
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by geonnave 3y ago
> I hate having to negotiate with AI like it's a difficult child. Surely not in the list of things I expected to ever read in real life.
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by geonnave 3y ago
> Back in ancient Greece, statues weren’t constructed to celebrate athletes: They were built to shame them into not cheating. Is this true? Could not find any source for it.
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by geonnave 3y ago
> Selecting text > (...) there is a completely new gesture, double tap. Wait, there is actually a third gesture long press, which also works. TIL about the double tap -- always used the long press to select text. It is interesting tha
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by geonnave 3y ago
primg is, indeed, inspired by the prime giraffe :)
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by geonnave 3y ago
On the subject of weird stuff on a URL, here is a prime dog: https://geonnave.github.io/primg/#17976931348623159077293051...
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by geonnave 3y ago
LoRa[WAN] is too limited for this use case. MTUs range from 51 to 242 bytes, and packet loss increases with packet sizes and distance. In addition, it lacks a built-in mechanism for reliability (e.g. ACKs). In other words, lots of headaches
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by geonnave 3y ago
Similar "noise radar systems are being tested in Paris [1] and New York [2]. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/feb/15/noise-radar-in... [2] https://www.nyc.gov/site/dep
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by geonnave 3y ago
For those also wondering what is ETL and dbt: > ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) is a process that involves extracting data from various sources, transforming it to fit operational needs, and loading it into a database for analysis. dbt (d
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by geonnave 3y ago
In (Brazilian) Portuguese software engineers are usually graded Júnior, Pleno, or Sênior, where "Pleno" means something like "full". It is used for these intermediary situations where neither Junior or Senior applies.
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by geonnave 3y ago
The way the author begins the article makes you think Google is trying to s/HTTP/$NEW_PROPRIETARY_PROTOCOL/, although they just mean s/HTTP/HTTPS/.
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by geonnave 3y ago
Oh but it is: I find it useful . For example, I would not pay a lawyer for that contract, so having it draft me a mediocre contract is still better than having no contract.
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by geonnave 3y ago
My experience is completely different. I have successfully used GPT-4 to: - write a contract for the sale of my motorcycle: put all details, names and numbers with labels on a spreadsheet, paste on the chat and ask for a contract, then edit
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by geonnave 3y ago
This is really cool, congrats!
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by geonnave 4y ago
In the Dune novel, the solution for this was a kind of evolved/specialized human kind that was able to see a bit into the future (with the help of a "drug", the Spice). Only this kind of "human" could be a pilot of
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by geonnave 4y ago
You just have to file a note explaining that you could not vote -- we call it "justifying the (non-) vote" / "justificar o voto". As of the current election, the it can be done on a mobile app.
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The Lingua Franca Coordination Language(lf-lang.org)
1 points by geonnave 4y ago|0 comments
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by geonnave 4y ago
For the "Learning resources" section, I would also recommend checking ION¹. I have tested a few DID Methods including Sovrin, Veres One, and ION, and the latter is the most spec-adherent and well-implemented, apart from receiving
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by geonnave 5y ago
Today I learned: EUV stands for Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography.
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by geonnave 5y ago
A nice addition would be either (1) support other languages or (2 - simpler) the ability to edit the field titles (e.g. change from "Network name" to "Nome da rede").
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by geonnave 5y ago
Serious question: what happens when I buy USDT using another currency than USD? e.g. EUR or BRL. How can USDT maintain its parity with USD under such circunstances?
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by geonnave 6y ago
Clearly and unsurprisingly this is to compete with Substack. Great move. Now, regarding character limits, beyond linking to a personal website or having a newsletter, I have seen avid content creators posting images containing small essays
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Bottomless: smart scale for coffee delivery, grows 8x in 1 year(edition.cnn.com)
2 points by geonnave 6y ago|0 comments
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Global quieting in seismic noise due to lockdown(science.sciencemag.org)
1 points by geonnave 6y ago|0 comments
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by geonnave 6y ago
I support this view. The DID and VC specs are the most advanced tools we have now to implement decentralized identity, plus there are many startups applying these in real world, solving problems and generating open source implementations. B
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by geonnave 6y ago
The standards [1] have several open source implementations [2] and are currently used by several companies [2]. [1] https://www.w3.org/TR/vc-data-model/ , https://www.w3.org/TR/did-core/

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