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The Jumps in AI's Evolution
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Auto-deploy upon GitHub/Bitbucket `Git push` – for LAN servers (pure bash)
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2y ago
Neofetch also stood out as an unusually long bash script (top 1% of bash scripts, I guess). I always refer to its 11592(!) lines of code when I hear people say “bash scripts should never be longer than 50/100/200 lines, otherwise
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Ask HN: Do you have examples of (very) convoluted APIs?
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2y ago
Some examples of songs that would be forbidden in Chechnya: * Hey Ya! • Outkast • 80 bpm * Livin' On A Prayer • Bon Jovi • 123 bpm * Back In Black • AC/DC • 188 bpm * Montero • Lil Nas X • 179 bpm * All Of Me • John Legend • 120 b
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How Not to Suck at Supercharging
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BMW, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes, Škoda, Volkswagen, Porsche, Jaguar, Ford Mustang … EV drivers: you can charge at the Superchargers, but you might be yelled at.
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3y ago
I think that’s on purpose. Not sure what the advantages are. SEO? Collateral Branding?
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3y ago
That sounds a bit like subtitles, or Timed Text. There are simple formats (just a text and the moment it should appear) but some formats support changing the position, color, font… most of the times this would be embedded in an extra sideca
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This is one of the first results. The third, if I remember correctly. I got this running yesterday (Sunday), and I wanted to write the blog post first to test if there was any interest in this topic. Apparently, yes. Now I only have to do t
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I played with that too before. `ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -vf "select='gt(scene,0.4)'" -vsync vfr frame-%2d.jpg` (from the repo pforret/filmpace) For this project, I want to find an A.I. solution for finding the most 
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Thanks for the tip! I will add GPT to the mix to clean up the speech and title data.
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Now I can just print that video
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3y ago
Using yt-dlp, ffmpeg and various AI services to print videos (e.g. cooking IG reels)
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Paywall removed: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan defied expectations in Sunday’s presidential election, confounding pollsters by holding together a coalition of Turkish voters that first brought him to power two decades ago. His 49.5 per cent vote sha
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Let GitHub automatically make screenshots of all your websites
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3y ago
Clone the repo and just fill the sites.txt file with your URLs. Let Github Actions create the screenshots.
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4y ago
My article talks about daily usage. For long distance travel, obviously I charge to higher % and I use Superchargers. Although even in those circumstances, I never reach 400km between charges, more like 300-350km. Never the ilusive 533 km.
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This article was inspired by colleagues who are choosing their first EV and use the EPA range as an actual distance. I have colleagues that live > 100km from work. I wanted to point out that an EPA rating of 350km doesn't mean the c
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Actually I wasn't referring to ICE, just that the climate influenced the realistic daily range too. But your remark is very interesting, I would have thought that combustion did not suffer much from the cold.
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This is the first time I've heard anyone exceed their EPA range. 303 miles is impressive!
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Tesla advises 90% max, other sources advise charging to 80% to save battery performance. I use 80% for day-to-day, 90% for longer day trips, 100% for international travel. [tesla.com/support/home-charging-installation/faq](
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It doesn't matter if the 80/90% charging is hidden in the UI or not. The EPA uses a 100% -> 0% range, and all vendors use this range in their marketing material.Of course they do, because people compare product sheets when choo
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The Tesla app asks you how high the battery should charge (where I choose 80% for daily use), and it will warn you no to take higher than 90% except for sporadic long-distance travelling.
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I see colleagues that have to choose a new EV and use the EPA rating as an actual distance ("Oh I can drive to Paris in 1 go"). They don't know that you normally don't start from 100%, and you don't go down to 0%. Y
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> What percentage should I charge the battery to? > > For regular use, we recommend keeping your car set within the 'Daily' range bracket, up to approximately 90%. Charging up to 100% is best saved for when you are prepar
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Realistic daily range of an electric vehicle
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No pricing on your page? Are you “contact our sales team” expensive?
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4y ago
Wasn’t Google interested? It would have given them tons of IP and might have saved them from the law suits Oracle brought over Android.
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5y ago
Wait, what? One week? How much coffee was necessary for that?
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