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fros1y
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Comment #48786695
I had Prof. Beazley as a CS undergrad at University of Chicago. He was an amazing professor and much loved. Seeing how little the university valued his contributions is a big reaso…
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Comment #44434028
Check out Spatialite. https://www.gaia-gis.it/fossil/libspatialite/index
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Comment #42349803
There is another important point, which is that FDM 3D prints are typically much weaker between layers than within a layer (anistropic due to the bonding). Having more control over…
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Comment #42156715
Are there any OCR engines out there that actually recognizes underlines properly? Even the LLMs seem to struggle to model the underline (though they get the text fine).
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Comment #33094926
Wait, Are you demanding that independent implementations of an idea you explicitly dedicated to the public domain must then describe the various ways your version is “superior”? Wh…
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Comment #32739291
You should check out libfive! https://libfive.com/studio/ . Previously discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26930822 . It is the child of Ao, previously discussed h…
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Comment #22335244
Tidelift
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Comment #21619790
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (or other treatment modalities) and, maybe, medication! This sounds like the desperation of anxiety and depression. But there is hope! Untreated, it ca…
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Comment #20154839
N.B., the service limits are quite low for many types of SaaS applications and customer support has no ETA on increasing them: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/aws_ser…
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Comment #19359680
Interesting. Seems a lot like https://libfive.com/studio/ , which lets you implement the shapes in Guile Scheme.
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Comment #17746834
“Final” rejections are poorly named. All they really indicate is that you will probably have to submit a request for continued examination—-and pay a hefty fee—-to continue. Ironic…