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wave100
4mo ago
Saratoga has consistently been my favorite sparkling water - highly recommend, though I’d imagine it’s hard to come by in Paris!
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5mo ago
I'm training a latent diffusion model on weather radar data to predict short-term storm behavior. Decent results so far on downscaled data at +30min, training a full-res model at +1h and +2h horizons now. Excited to see how it does!
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8mo ago
https://rish.dev
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11mo ago
Yeah. The README claims that there's going to be a season 2 in a few weeks, I wonder if that'll include other markets - it'll be interesting to see.
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AI Trading in Real Markets
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1y ago
Yeah, just ran into a few blips. Seems to load intermittently.
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1y ago
I can confirm that Volkswagen is borderline incompetent when it comes to software - a few months back, my 2020 Audi A4 (and those of tens to hundreds of others) all started having the same issue, where the infotainment will randomly reboot
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2y ago
The biggest shock for me moving from Android Auto to Carplay was the complete lack of multi touch support in Apple's offering. Worked perfectly on Android.
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3y ago
The only way I was able to get Nextdoor out of my inbox was by blocking their domain in gmail - it's absurd how much spam they're capable of sending without getting blacklisted.
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3y ago
I've managed to avoid the Windows 11 "upgrade" so far by disabling my motherboard's TPM in its BIOS menu. Not sure what I'll do in 2025 when Windows 10 hits EOL.
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3y ago
I wonder if FOIA would cover interactions between congresspeople and ChatGPT. Would be interesting to see how it's being used.
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4y ago
This site I came across a few years ago might appeal to anyone who's prowling this comment section: https://everynoise.com/ Pretty much a scatterplot of a few thousand genres, based on some Spotify labels. The full met
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4y ago
Bert Beveridge, founder of a beverage company? That's some solid nominative determinism right there. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinism
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4y ago
100%. I think there's some viewport configuration I can include to make it look better on mobile, I should really play around with it and get it working..
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4y ago
https://rish.dev - I really didn't want to bother with CSS, so I leaned hard into plaintext and this was the result.
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4y ago
I'll echo Lammy here - as long as you know the tides and don't get too close to any wildlife, it's a fairly easy hike. Budget more time than you think you'll need, I was surprised by how slow it was walking down the sand
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4y ago
I haven't heard of those! Sounds like an adventure for next time I'm up there. It says that the marker is on Mattole Rd in Petrolia, so there's a good chance the well-heads are on private land. Definitely worth being wary of
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I was wondering if this was about Petrolia based on the title! Anyone into camping should check out the Mattole Campground around that area. It's at the head of the lost coast trail, but there's no permit requirement and it's
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5y ago
It's not exactly what you're describing, but The Economist does something fairly similar. They publish a weekly print edition, and articles on their site are posted at a much slower pace than other sites.
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5y ago
This thread is making me remember how incompetent my old school district used to be with technology. Once upon a time, a friend of mine got detention for opening a command line and running `tree`. The teacher said that he was hacking the co
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5y ago
Ha, funny to see my old bank from college mentioned on here. For what it's worth, their site seems to be a lot more reasonable about passwords nowadays.
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5y ago
An old laptop of mine (a Compaq Presario) had some Aureal A3D demos pre-installed on it. The one I remember the best was a spatial audio thing that let you walk around a forest with beehives everywhere. It was really good.
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6y ago
I'm not sure if this is still a thing, but at one point you could open up a JS console on cookie clicker and run game.ruinTheFun() to unlock everything. :)
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6y ago
I'm not sure if this is a feature I got grandfathered into, but I've got WhatsApp set to back my messages up to Google Drive every week. On my Android phone, the setting is in settings -> chats -> chat backup.
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6y ago
Had to reload it a couple times to get it to work - seems like it might be getting hugged to death, and for good reason!
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6y ago
Hi Peter, Citizen here, but only thanks to people like you who got my parents through the immigration process. Just wanted to give you kudos for hosting this Q&A.
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6y ago
How would you account for people being invited, then immediately creating a bunch of alternate accounts to hand out to people/use for nefarious purposes later?
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6y ago
Ha, that sounds exactly like something I'd do.
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6y ago
I'd have gone the overly complicated route - throw a relay in there and tie it to something that detects whether or not your phone is connected to your WiFi network. Automatically disable it when you're already home!
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7y ago
I've seen conflicting opinions about that - seems that we may have to wait and see. [1][2] [1]: https://ccdd.hsph.harvard.edu/will-covid-19-go-away-on-its-o... [2]: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/sc
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