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encypruon

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    Comment #46542558

    Reword a public announcement [1], slap on a misleading title, put it behind a cookie banner and paywall and boom - Journalism! "Bose is releasing documentation for EOL smart speake…

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    Comment #41853508

    > dot += A[i] * B[i]; Isn't it pretty bad for accuracy to accumulate large numbers of floats in this fashion? o.O In the example it's 640,000 numbers. log2(640,000) is ~19.3 but th…

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    Comment #40142011

    I'm extremely disappointed to learn that Firefox allows access to motion sensors by default and provides no option to make it ask for permission. It can only be disabled completely…

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    Comment #38886555

    After dismissing the final pop-up it will go on to proclaim: > Yes! > 80085 is 00000000000000000 in binary!

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    Comment #38165909

    I did. I have an "Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1" (what a mouthful) and the volume is always too high and the audio ridiculously bad at "low" volumes. Changing some values with ALSA makes…

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    Comment #37879561

    Sorry, some objections... > It's for deep learning, not that much "for graphics". No, while it is true that there is some overlap between the techniques and concepts used, gaussian…

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    Comment #37842830

    I think I finally managed to disable tracker-miner on xfce. systemctl --user list-unit-files | grep -o "tracker-\S*\.service" | xargs systemctl --user mask ...wasn't enough. What d…

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    Comment #37607333

    AFAIK with the Nokia N900 this was possible in 2009 using gstreamer. I never actually used it to create a video device but I assume that the v4l2sink was already a thing back then.…

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    Comment #27633954

    Thanks a lot for the answers. And for everything else, too!

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    Comment #27633883

    Good results without optimization at 300 mm sounds pretty impressive. Maybe belts are the way to go. Thanks for taking the time to elaborate!

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    Comment #27621135

    It renders fine on my end. Try checking if your browser is blocking cdnjs.cloudflare.com for some reason.

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    Comment #27620910

    > if you really care about backlash At 1200 mm equivalent a picture is only about 1.15° high, so accuracy is important :) > just measure it and then add a correction in your motor …

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    Comment #27616588

    Great project and excellent presentation! I've been trying to build something similar for tracking birds / panoramas / photogrammetry while avoiding using non-printed parts as much…

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    Comment #26370448

    Have you tried the search at the bottom of this site? (Just in case you missed it) Anyway, I think this might be the submission you're looking for: https://news.ycombinator.com/ite…

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    Comment #25699553

    The author writes: The second issue is that solving an overdetermined linear least squares problem is much more expensive than taking a few floating point reciprocals, and is also …

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    Comment #25300933

    If the device is rooted, tcpdump is also an option.

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    Comment #25110646

    No need, as there is solidpython [1] which lets you use OpenSCAD from Python. The notation is brief, Pythons expressiveness makes everything easier and the learning curve is extrem…

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    Comment #24813768

    > The only thing that's encoded in DNA is how to make proteins. Wikipedia on the human genome [1]: > Protein-coding sequences account for only a very small fraction of the genome (…

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    Comment #24758773

    ...and if you're wondering what 1g eyeballs out feels like, you can always try looking at your feet.

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    Comment #24255593

    Shameless plug: A friend of mine and I made a game[1] for a jam that works the other way around. The goal is to manually fiddle with the coefficients to recreate a given shape. It …

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    Comment #23516699

    I tried extending your tune by eight beats to make it loop more smoothly: https://music-grid.surge.sh/#2048-264-2048-168-256-256-144-6...

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    Comment #23244934

    There is a rather silly "workaround": In [17]: class Start(object): ...: def __add__(self, other): ...: return other ...: In [18]: sum(["a", "b", "c"], start=Start()) Out[18]: 'abc…

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    Comment #23132293

    I can't find it now, but there was a post on HN where someone shared a report regarding their social media activity. It was compiled by a firm that offers to "research" potential e…

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    Comment #21485585

    This is a sore spot with me, because here in Germany you just can't. At least not legally. And more than that you have to openly announce your name and address on your website. It'…