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Much more covert, and civilian infrastructure also less likely to be blown up.

With their movement you might get some strange SAR like effects. Computationally complex but could add another dimension over a static tower.

This was done in the analogue age https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_Sitting_in_a_Room

Thanks! Was hoping someone would do something more sane like this. Openclaw is very useful, but like you I share the sentiment of it being terrifying, even before you introduce the…

Meditation has many techniques. Similar to how people have many different motivations and programs when they have a regular gym practice. Strength is different to agility is differ…

MCTB or Dhamma overground might have been a less confronting link to share :)

In more formal traditions the focus on breath (or similar) is to develop concentration/samatha/samadhi. The focus on sensations is the insight/vipassana component, and often this i…

I think they’re just focussing on the Samatha concentration aspect?

There’s some nice plugins too, some are finance related: https://github.com/ddotta/awesome-polars

It’s also important to consider the upcoming tax cuts. Don’t assume the efficiency savings are to return $50.50 to your back pocket.

Not every problem needs a CNN thrown at it.

Thanks for the pointer. Augurs looks really promising. If the matrix profile method was included it would be a nice alternative to the numba jit methods that are commonplace.

It does convolution of each sub sequence across the series length, and then shows the distance of the closest match. This can detect both outliers (long distance from closest match…

I don’t think it’s the same people.

They deliberately kept them at arms length to protect the brand value

for checking this sort of stuff, Stellarium is amazing open-source doftware.

If this could generate Confluence that would overlap well for a lot of JetBrains IDE users

DuckDB can also operate on Polars data frames, and return the results to Polars data frames.

Pandas is ok for numerical, but Polars (rust-based) is absolutely the way to go for big datasets. The article is fascinating if you're a Python developer and you need to stray off …

There’s also the Kraken project https://www.krakenrf.com/

Operators could have raised this with vendors to fix.

It doesn’t. Some of the Swiss waters are very good. My baseline for coffee is quality single origin Geisha, and good Swiss water is better than most espresso places.

Are you doing the edge splines and Bézier curves from graphviz?

It seems more cognitive than due to physical effects in the ear. Adam Neely had a good YouTube video on it https://youtu.be/QRaACa1Mrd4

In the sense of an evolving notebook that’s used eg like for reports. It would be good to be able to version control this. The output doesn’t need to be saved, but the code itself …