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BSVogler
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About BSVogler
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Comment #48067299
I once read that noise of camera in total darkness is apparently a good source.
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Comment #47292203
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efficient-market_hypothesis
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Comment #46861964
The federation in Germany is one lesson from the Nazis. Centralised power makes it easier for fascism or totalitarian governments to emerge. Recent example is the US with the instr…
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Comment #46471766
Only fascist have an issue with antifascists. What would be strange are hackers that are fascist. Fascism demands surrender to power and obedience, which is antithetical to the hac…
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Comment #46303569
First look shows me that this is not an easy drop in replacement. First thing is this requires a log-in and makes me wonder why this is required. Perhaps some upselling coming. Wit…
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Comment #45577116
With the difference that with docker you are shipping the runtime to your source code as well.
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Comment #45168600
This article resonated with my experience building what was essentially a distributed task queue using Redis+PostgreSQL with Python workers in Kubernetes. It seems like these syste…
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Comment #45148450
On Safari it is just a black screen. Gameplay wise this is super basic and has been done endless times before. It looks like a "hello world" of games, so maybe focus on bringing ei…
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Comment #44821921
It does not even have to be successful. After getting repeated feedback about my strengths as an entrepreneur and how it is not a good fit for that position, I am now toning that d…
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Comment #44275574
No, it is just one option you can select.
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Show HN: Offloading GPU Workloads from Kubernetes to RunPod via Virtual Kubelet
TL;DR: I built a virtual kubelet that lets Kubernetes offload GPU jobs to RunPod.io. Useful for burst scaling ML workloads without needing full-time cloud GPUs. This project came o…
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Comment #44002891
Gaussian splatting does not use neural nets. It runs an optimizer on the Gaussian splattering parameters. I think in your comment you are talking about Neural Radiance Fields (Nerf…
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Comment #42613366
Ran into a bug where a double tap zoomed the page and it broke the game as I could not zoom out again. Unfortunately it does not save the progress in a cookie.
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Comment #41826319
Was this text generated by an LLM? This doesn’t make sense.
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Comment #40864200
The DECT limitation is not true. I have it paired with a Gigaset.
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Comment #40727263
The AfD literally has meetings about mass deportations and many members at the top are literally neo-nazis. One member of parliament was even involved in a group that was planning …
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Comment #38487075
Yes. You need to be very technical. E.g. there is a keyboard selection thing with multiple ambiguous options while on Mac you have to press like one key to identify it. Even window…
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Comment #38402932
Yeah, when parking is not allowed somewhere it is always for a reason. As a European I am using my bicycle to move around the city and the amount of times I got into dangerous situ…
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Comment #37724868
Putin is actively trying to destroy Europe by multiple channels. Russian web brigades, support of far right parties, destabilizing African countries to increase migration (eg. prev…
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Comment #37724784
The distinction of 1. and 3. world countries is outdated as this indicates that there is a dichotomy between rich and poor countries but there is not. Assumming "1st world country"…
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Comment #35958751
Yes. The original German text can be found here: https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/stgb/__130.html
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Comment #35703648
The current warm period is happening across the world for the first time. The rate of change is unprecedented and it happens globally. No, heating if a planet is not good, when thi…
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Comment #35295010
The article says it lacks a tongue. I guess it will be one of the products that sound good in theory but turn out to be just a joke.
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Comment #34950481
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. You assume that the function is concave. What is the reason for that? I could imagine that the real function is monotonic but non-strict, henc…
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Comment #34665941
It comes from grins translating to “grinning”. My generation grew up with ICQ which had smileys. This thing with writing g was more common in online communities like online games a…