lukko

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by lukko 4mo ago
Exactly - context is everything in art, in how it's experienced and how it is created. I think it's important to note that a jpg of Monet is not fully experiencing the painting in any sense. Colours will not be accurately captured
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by lukko 4mo ago
Some nice Schlieren photography on show here too [0]. Also seen on John Martyn's Solid Air [1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlieren_photography [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_
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by lukko 5mo ago
I'd be a little bit careful here - being a jerk is quite different to non-conformity / red sneaker effect in surgery and it is not a quality you should look for. The truly compassionate surgeons will want to improve their skills b
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by lukko 5mo ago
I'm surprised at both the article and the paper - both seem very hyperbolic. This is LLMs competing against doctors in a way that is heavily weighted in the LLMs favour, which does not represent clinical practice. These reasoning cases
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by lukko 5mo ago
It does feel magical, especially when the first sound comes in. More details here [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korotkoff_sounds
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by lukko 5mo ago
In the UK it would be Class Im - so low risk device that sits outside the body, with a measuring functionality.
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by lukko 5mo ago
this is all so interesting.. Are there any particular functions / parameters that are typically used, that say replicates 3 point light setups? I guess at a certain point the number of terms becomes so large that it makes sense to jus
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by lukko 5mo ago
Ah amazing - thank you for the response! I have a couple of related questions - is it that the non 2 pi frequencies exist, but they destructively interfere so we can't see them? My understanding is that the radial function for the elec
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by lukko 5mo ago
This is really great. I always saw those harmonic shapes as electron orbitals, I had no idea they could be used in lighting too - so cool. It made me wonder - why do the electron orbitals take those shapes in say a hydrogen atom? Is there a
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by lukko 6mo ago
I've just started to try and learn the basics of RL and the Bellman Equation - are there any good books or resources I should look at? I think this post is beyond my current level. I'm most interested in how the equation can be im
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by lukko 6mo ago
Hahah, this made me laugh. Thanks, Claude
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by lukko 11mo ago
Thanks - I see, so swift packages for everything. What would be the equivalent shader / GPU language on Android? OpenGL?
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by lukko 11mo ago
I would love if I don't have to port my whole iOS app to Android manually. How exactly would this integration work if say business logic is handled by Swift - I'm guessing UI and SwiftUI would not be supported initially? My app [0
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by lukko 1y ago
The rigidity is in creating derivative work, if you make something original you will know, it will be very exciting. All the best to you both.
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by lukko 1y ago
You’re reinforcing my point on not really understanding what design is, above. It is not a surface coating or a look.
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by lukko 1y ago
I'm a doctor too and would love to hear more about the rationale and process for creating this. It's quite interesting to have a binary distinction: 'concerned vs not concerned', which I guess would be more relevant for
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by lukko 1y ago
Classically, BCC's have a pearly surface and 'rolled' edges, which differentiates them from pimples.
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by lukko 1y ago
This was my concern too - as a little project, it's interesting but if it's a replica of XP it has been done before and much more accurately. As a portfolio, I think it doesn't work at all and is detrimental to what you'
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by lukko 1y ago
I like the idea of a 'bullshit timebox' - an hour period of protected time for minor chores & slightly annoying tasks. I wonder what the best way of arranging it is. I guess you want to schedule them or have set weekly times,
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by lukko 1y ago
Is this a paid placement? It seems kinda unusual for the NY to name an app on the home page, and there doesn't seem to be anything unique about Opal vs other blocker apps.
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by lukko 1y ago
I love that the design is based on a Cray II [0]! I recently saw the original supercomputer in Paris. I can't quite see why this would need a Arduino Opta, over a regular Arduino Nano (maybe with a multiplexer?) - is it because the sol
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by lukko 1y ago
Oh, thank you for pointing that out! If you notice any more typos / terrible translations please send to hello [at] lungy [dot] app and I'll get them fixed. Thank you!
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by lukko 1y ago
Hey, breathing exercises do seem to have quite a positive effect, and are very low cost and low risk - recent meta-analysis here [0]. One of the reasons the evidence base is so patchy, is that compliance is generally quite low, which is one
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by lukko 1y ago
I think there’s a misunderstanding - it’s not static, the exercises updated regularly and there are frequent updates, even if no server. As well as time and development costs, there are also ongoing costs from having an app live. If recurre
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by lukko 1y ago
Why is there a premium version? Lungy did take a long time to make and there are ongoing costs even if no server currently. This work was pre-LLM - a lot of care and attention went into making it and it would not be viable in any way withou
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by lukko 1y ago
Sounds like you did a really great job - seeing an asthma attack unfold can be scary, and you were right to be very cautious in sharing your medication. So, the health version will more be a collection of simple interventions which hopeful
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by lukko 1y ago
Yes, exactly - that's what I saw working on post-op wards – the spirometer would just sort of sit on the bedside and collect dust.
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by lukko 1y ago
Yes, we would do this for any medical device version - there is a hurdle of porting over all the shader code, but actually with LLMs it should be much easier. I'm not sure whether to go fully Android native, or cross platform though..
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by lukko 1y ago
yep - it would be MHRA (UK) initially
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by lukko 1y ago
Yep - it's now fully optional, I think probably just delete the old version and go through onboarding again (and select No Mic Access). You'll then get a sort of simulated breathing response, rather than the actual input.

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