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RagnarD
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Comment #49241633
Huh? https://docs.docker.com/desktop/setup/install/windows-instal... Also, WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) has been baked into Windows for a long time and makes it very easy to p…
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Comment #49235052
I suggest considering a different domain name before this gets too popular. Rightmove might call it trademark violation for the name being too close, if they get annoyed at the com…
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Comment #49234978
I encourage you to turn this into a real sellable product.
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Comment #49216229
The most evil (yes) thing about the rejection is that the same stupid wrong misinformation about the app continued to be rubber-stamped as it propagated forward in what should be i…
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Comment #49215921
I tend to assume that the obvious gridded point pattern is a sky sampling artifact - but it would be far more interesting if it's a real thing.
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Comment #49078720
They arrested Mr. Buttle rather than Tuttle.
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Comment #48888531
Would have been far more interesting to have an iPhone adapter, another very common device but with a worthwhile image sensor better justifying time on a massive telescope.
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Comment #48853760
Annoyingly, the new ChatGPT app which folds in Codex, no longer recognizes Shift-Tab to toggle plan mode. Irritatingly you have to enter /plan. OpenAI, fix this!
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Comment #48653258
Yes, mental typo. 256KB.
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Comment #48653252
Oops! 256KB, not 256MB. Sorry about that. It was on a dedicated image capture board plugged into the PC.
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Comment #48643242
I had to use it to do image processing on a 256MB image buffer back in the 1980s in assembly language. It was absolutely hideous. Give me a flat 32 bit memory address space any day…
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Comment #48623488
The notebooks should be scanned in color high resolution and then made available online. No need for close proximity after that.
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Comment #48623382
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Comment #48549608
I've had pretty good experiences with GTHost: https://gthost.com/
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Comment #48533204
Those criticizing those earning billions of dollars think of money as some anonymous fixed pie that magically belongs to everyone. On that completely false view of production (and …
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Comment #48531678
$275 to restore a long-held childhood dream is cheap, I hope your husband wouldn't complain about that.
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Comment #48531654
"... new policies like universal basic income." Is the engine honest enough to reality to demonstrate failure?
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Comment #48391889
The analogy I make is between airplanes and birds. Birds are alive, are conscious, flap their wings, and fly. Planes are not alive, are not conscious, do not flap their wings - and…
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Comment #48369762
Looks like Flux.ai got some publicity out of this. Maybe not the kind they wanted - after reading this thread, I'll sure never give them a dime.
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Comment #48367965
It feels hard to be excited by a DGX Spark stuffed into a laptop. It's still slow RAM (much slower than a Mac) and arbitrarily limited to 128GB. Can't they at least offer a higher …
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Comment #48348528
I hope somebody follows up to ensure that the kid isn't being punished for a completely unpredictable event involving a commercial device.
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Comment #48264707
I think the irony is that the perception of being called a tool as an insult, is exactly your meaning of it.
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Comment #48180472
Doh.
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Comment #48178231
It's mind boggling that they didn't digitize every last scrap of paper around the project years ago, for starters.
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Comment #48106699
Really glad to see someone asking this question. After building a fairly significant AI tool using Python tools, I really wish AI/ML tools would all be rewritten to use an actually…