thirdlamp

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by thirdlamp 4y ago
Is anyone training networks to detect deep fakes? As in you feed it an image and it gives you if it’s a real image or a deep fake
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by thirdlamp 4y ago
What I didn’t see discussed was the possibility of the reverse causation. People that have more diseases spend less time outside and therefore have lower levels of vitamin D. Would explain why vitamin D supplements don’t seem to work in the
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
Looks like your VPS Credit expired ;)
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
I like the gather.town concept more just judging by their websites. Does anyone have experience with both and can share how they compare?
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
> but it doesn't make sense to allow multiple devices per number anyway Why not? This is a useful behavior that is currently emulated by forwarding calls to laptops and tablets with the same account when the devices are on the same
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
How does that compete with starlink? I suppose the bandwidth of a subsea cable is much higher, but latency is worse?
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
That would be rewarding incompetent schools and every school would try to have the worst scores to secure the most funding.
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
The incentive for dating apps is towards one night stands. If a relationship is formed on their platform they lose 2 customers and their revenue.
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
Hydrogen will not be a threat to any electric personal vehicle simply because it’s 3x less efficient (electrolyze water to split it) and thus 3x more expensive to run.
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
What issues with Docker do you have? I use it every day and have no issues
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
I can do the 3rd one too but it’s not very loud.
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
Have you thought about information gathering applications? For example inspecting power lines.
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
deel‘s employer of record program has been expanding to more countries quickly. Maybe check them out.
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
I’ve been using a vertical tab bar on the left in Firefox for a while, offers many tabs and lots of vertical space
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
On top of the points others in this thread have made, I think this is also a lesson for UX designers. It's really obvious how the Yayagram works and how to use it and this is how our UX should be.
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
Many things are moving to the browser, I wouldn't be surprised to see CAD or video editing running in a browser. They could then be OS agnostic, collaborative, introduce some kind of versioning instead of the project_v3_final.psd chaos
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
The servers that mighty running on will also be upgraded overtime, so you don't really need to update
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
hilarious, I wish I would've been there
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
I can’t tell if you’re being ironic or not
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
What if we used load bearing batteries as part of the tower structure?
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
This could be something more like a planetary gearbox or a differential that can connect 3 systems (e.g. gas engine, electric motor, wheels in a hybrid car). But if requirements are too different 2 generators may be the better option. The t
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
Without knowing your situation, that sounds like job security to me. "If we go the simple route I'm obsolete"
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
Would've been interesting if they'd IPO through some crypto means, like on ether or something
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
Location: Frankfurt, Germany Remote: Yes, not required Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Good at Java Backends, open for mostly anything CV: 3 years backend & some minor frontend (more info on request) and some non-software before
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
Look outside the US and you can easily see how US Auto is uncompetitive.
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by thirdlamp 5y ago
Judging by the timeline on https://www.myshiptracking.com it looks like something that would be called pilot induced oscillation in aviation. Obviously speculation on my part, could be that loss of power weakened control authori
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by thirdlamp 6y ago
While we're not in the hundreds (and I don't know our loc), what I've seen happen is that on top of having a large number of services you end up with "meta-repos" that contain infrastructure-as-code or you end up ha
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by thirdlamp 6y ago
it's kubernetes all the way down