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by planewave 2mo ago
I’m not so sure mocking is really that on point, a tool used to understand avalanche safety should be safe. The product copy highlights safety and the value of providing a recommendation instead of having to collate and synthesize different
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by planewave 2mo ago
Is it just me, or does it seem extremely dangerous to market: “Strata doesn't just show the data. It makes the call.” The page states it’s powered by Claude with nothing I could see that relates to its performance, metrics, processes,
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by planewave 6mo ago
Looks like that cuts off the article for me, this works though: https://archive.md/cFIf2
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No One at Waffle House Remembers FEMA Official Who Says He Teleported In(nytimes.com)
56 points by planewave 6mo ago|33 comments
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by planewave 10mo ago
Yes, this site usually publishes emails released into the public record via court cases. This exchange is cited as: [This document is from Tennessee v. Meta (2024).]
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by planewave 11mo ago
Azure Network Availability Issues Starting at approximately 16:00 UTC, we began experiencing Azure Front Door issues resulting in a loss of availability of some services. We suspect that an inadvertent configuration change as the trigger ev
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by planewave 11mo ago
yes, and it seems that at least for some login.microsoftonline.com is down too, which is part of the Entra login / SSO flow.
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by planewave 11mo ago
It is interesting to see the differential across different tenants in different geographies: - on a US tenant I am unable to access login.microsoftonline.com and the login flow stalls on any SSO authentication attempt. - on a European tenan
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by planewave 2y ago
Would this also be true for electrostatic speakers as well? Though would probably would require greater gain/amplification or, potentially the application of some kind of bias voltage for the capacitive diaphragm of the speaker. Just s
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by planewave 2y ago
This comment captures a lot of important detail about echolocation.
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by planewave 2y ago
Or possibly, this was the smallest tool change possible. Saving costs by not having to redesign parts like the glass, etc.
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by planewave 2y ago
Many embedded systems use SWupdate to manage this, which can hook into uboot.
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by planewave 2y ago
Data warehouse, even data lake, I can imagine a meaning for. Without context, what is a lakehouse?
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by planewave 2y ago
These are core principles that are taught to Emergency Managers in the Swarm Leadership method [0]. Unity of mission – it was for these leaders, Save Lives! Generosity of spirit and action – these leaders and people across the commun
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by planewave 2y ago
I might recommend sending to the landing page or a description, I am not sure how many folks will install a TestFlight without more information.
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by planewave 2y ago
No, from the documentation it seems they share a lot of infrastructure between GitHub Actions and Azure DevOps pipelines.
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by planewave 2y ago
My web interface and pipelines appear to be down, but it seems like git operations are still working.
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by planewave 2y ago
Second anything from CCRMA, the inventors of FM synthesis and still the one top programs in the country/world.
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by planewave 2y ago
Professor Puckett, inventor of Max and PureData (the two top visual programming languages for DSP) has a book, The Theory and Practice of Electronic Music, with interactive examples written in PD, this one probably has an example exercise f
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by planewave 2y ago
Yes! Maybe I’m always expecting the wrong thing with Podman Desktop, but I can’t ever get it to work the way I expect it to - on Windows or Mac. Rancher Desktop, however, has been a breeze. Same with using Lima.[0] With Lima: limactrl c
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by planewave 3y ago
This is just called sibilance [0], it’s most likely in the source material but could be accentuated by a number of downstream factors. See also [1] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sibilant [1] https://en.wik
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by planewave 3y ago
I met Mr. Engelbart once as a child when my mother worked at SRI in the 90s/early 2000s. At the time I had seen the mouse prototype while wandering the halls and on some open house day I was introduced to him. He listened to me, a youn
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by planewave 4y ago
The way to do this is just to become a member of one of NPR’s member stations, which provide the network its main source of funding (with the Corporation for Public Broadcasting being a distant second, IIRC). The member stations are also re
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Bringing New Features to Netflix’s Premium Plan(about.netflix.com)
3 points by planewave 4y ago|0 comments
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by planewave 4y ago
I did, the agent tried to tell me that I had to use the facial recognition system. I pointed at the clear sign which said it was optional. She called a supervisor and they checked my ID as normal. I fly often for work and have only seen thi
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by planewave 4y ago
Theremin (yes, the same) invented a device using an infrared beam directed at windows which was able to capture speech from inside. [1] This is separate from his RF powered Thing bug that was installed in the US Embassy in Moscow. [2] Simil
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by planewave 5y ago
It’s a good read. Here is the primary source: https://www.metamute.org/editorial/articles/californian-ideo...
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by planewave 7y ago
I use a standard PDF reader and then the ZotFile plugin. ZotFile processes highlighted text and comments made in PDF compliant ways and turns then into notes in Zotero.
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by planewave 7y ago
Perhaps this is naive, but also as someone who grew up in the bay (south bay specifically) it feels like after the crash of 2001, and the resurgence of tech after that, the culture took on a markedly different tone. I guess perhaps in the t
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by planewave 8y ago
Part 1 of 2; part 2 out tomorrow.

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