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    Comment #39095371

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    Comment #38981142

    There are 3 versions of Lynch's Dune. Spicediver's version is the best ... if you can find it. The steel box / director's cut is the 2nd best. Lastly is the theatrical version whic…

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    Comment #38952028

    Similar article with some additional background. https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2024/01/afc485d5a59b-japa...

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    Comment #38911857

    As Throwaway stated all fabs are offline. The office portions are online but moving data in and out of the fab is pure sneaker net. You realize how much of a complete joke airport …

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    Comment #38818034

    You are taking a massive corporate risk by bringing in someone who doesn't know what they are doing. I would be equally worried if I was the director of engineering and had to work…

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    Comment #38815846

    So the models overfit the training data, essentially memorizing, instead of generalizing?

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    Comment #38810451

    A business in Argentina is successfully cloning horses and dogs

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    Comment #38808993

    If I were a CEO and my CTO asked that question I would start looking for a new CTO. Sorry, not a helpful answer...

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    Comment #38773729

    Great, but don't forget to open up the Nintendo eShop and the PlayStation store as well.

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    Comment #38657881

    It is a least squares fit of sine waves. (A^T)A = I because sines are orthogonal. Use Euler's eqn to convert e^jw into sin + cos and just work through the algebra.

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    Comment #37956437

    Is this going to give me motion sickness? FPS games are so bad that I have never even considered VR.

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    Comment #37900428

    Not trying to minimize Canon's work, but the original tech was American: Molecular Imprints.