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stugrey
2y ago
University of Glasgow | Funded PhD "Harnessing Large Language Models and Dimensionality Reduction to Reframe Student Feedback in UK Universities." | Glasgow, UK | Onsite Join our fully funded PhD program: "Harnessing Large La
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3y ago
My timing was perfect, saw the site, saw the noise bug, read the comments, checked again and it’s fixed (on iPhone at least)
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3y ago
Luro [0] by Dave Rupert has been developed to solve just this problem. [0] https://luroapp.com/
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stugrey
6y ago
Maybe check out Huli who are working on exactly this amongst other things https://huli.life/
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stugrey
7y ago
https://www.stugrey.com Just revamped mine at the weekend and now much happier with it. Trying to better split out my research from public engagement and other miscellanea.
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Validated and Trustworthy Distributed Space Object Catalog Generation
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Snapchat to set up main international hub in UK
(theguardian.com)
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10y ago
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Hello, Unsplash, Inc
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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11y ago
Unfortunately, to show the Earth and the orbital positions to scale, it was not possible to show the pieces of debris to scale.
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11y ago
Author here, The debris is coloured to match the descriptive text. Each years data is loaded when the user gets to that part of the visualisation. The ring you see is indeed all of the satellites in geosynchronous orbit. You can also see t
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Show HN: The story of space debris, made with WebGL for the Royal Institution
(rigb.org)
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11y ago
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Show HN: The story of space debris, made with WebGL for the Royal Institution
(rigb.org)
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11y ago
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Creating a 4K time-lapse video using open-source, cross-platform tools
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11y ago
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12y ago
He gave a great talk on this at the HNLondon meetup in September 2013, he was a really engaging speaker as I recall.
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Bank of England payment system crashes
(theguardian.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
London, UK Fully funded PhD Studentship in Space Debris Environment Modelling using Spatio-Temporal Analysis University College London ============= Although largely unrecognised by the general population, the world has never been more reli
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12y ago
Some great work by my colleagues at UCL. We also scanned Sir Isaac Newton's death mask http://uclgeomatics.com/2014/02/07/sir-isaac-newton-in-3d/
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12y ago
I actually run through the first few Project Euler https://projecteuler.net/ problems whenever I am looking to play with a new language. It was really eye opening comparing my answers in Haskell to my answers in the proced
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13y ago
It's interesting to see the step change when Kickstarter launched in the UK in October 2012
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13y ago
For those looking to get hacking quickly on the osm data I would highly recommend osm2pgsql http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Osm2pgsql It sets up and imports OSM data into a postGIS-enabled PostgreSQL database. From
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13y ago
Their TileMill software is great. You don't have to sign up to have them serve your maps, you can use all of their tools to generate your tilesets and do what you like with them (obviously attributing your data set source). The MapBo
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13y ago
BizSpark is fantastic, not for the free MS software but for the $150 a month of free Azure use for 3 years. For my bootstrapped project which has a significant server-side component it has removed my only monthly expenditure. There is als
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13y ago
I agree, It looks like all of the other proposed buildings for Kings Cross.
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13y ago
I live nearby and it will be very interesting to see what this does to local rents and house prices.
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Google's Proposed London Headquarters
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13y ago
I absolutely love ST2, Just downloaded the ST3 beta and it is significantly faster then version 2. I'll keep 2 though while I see how stable 3 is in day to day use.
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13y ago
Jordan Mechner did a great interview where he talks about Kareteka and coding for the Apple II vs iOS. http://www.imore.com/debug-7-jordan-mechner-and-karateka
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13y ago
This is such an amazing dataset. I really like the cloudless map tiles that Mapbox are producing. http://www.mapbox.com/blog/cloudless-atlas-with-landsat/
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13y ago
This is a really interesting approach but the downside is "the need for a 150 m^2 antenna area or compact light-weighted Xray telescopes and detectors, which are currently developed for the next generation of X-ray observatories." This r
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13y ago
I worked in retail for a few years and the approach I always took was to say hello or make eye contact and smile. That way if the customer needs help they know you are there but they dont feel harassed.
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