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riotnrrd

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    I just had my hole inspected and all the preparation was with over-the-counter supplies. My prep drink was gatorade with some flavorless powder mixed in. It made no change in the t…

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    Comment #47967531

    This was done in 2012: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STOCK_Act

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    Comment #47419452

    It's a tech demo.

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    Comment #47053270

    When you post on a public forum defending child pornography, it's maybe a good time to take a step back and evaluate your life.

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    Comment #46953923

    What are saying? Spell it out for us.

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    Comment #46906180

    We'll worry about that when the Presidency and both houses of Congress are controlled by the Communist Party

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    Comment #46878746

    If you're not afraid of DIY and it looking (much) uglier than these lamps, you can buy extremely bright "cob lights" and make something yourself: https://meaningness.com/sad-light-…

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    Comment #46618310

    It takes an act of Congress to change the name. Trump just made one of his dictatorial proclamations.

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    Comment #46560362

    That's a pretty well-solved problem at this point, if you want to do it yourself. You'll want some kind of NeRF tool and a way to calculate the camera poses of the photos you took.…

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    Comment #46235636

    NVIDIA has been selling automotive-specific silicon for a decade.

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    Comment #46115962

    We experimented with a rig with more cameras on it (four, in a square) but the baseline of the cameras on the drones we were using could be measured in centimeters, so the vertical…

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    Comment #46114860

    All cables? Everywhere in the entire country? Accurate to the centimeter level and updated on the hour? Edit: This was flippant, but the real issues are: any map you get will be in…

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    Comment #46114722

    Statistics are not theft. Judges have written over and over again that training a neural network (which is just fitting a high-dimensional function to a dataset) is transformative …

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    Comment #46114544

    I used to work in perception for autonomous aerial vehicles and horizontal wires were the hardest common object to avoid. Traditional stereo won't help you localize them -- wires a…

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    Comment #45697222

    > My naive understanding is that by having skins be worth tangible and significant value; this was the primary motivator for players to purchase keys to unbox cases, which was the …

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    Comment #45696488

    I used to work at Valve -- on the CS:GO team, no less -- although I left nearly a decade ago. I don't know what prompted this change but I have some suspicions. Even when I was the…

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    Comment #45454475

    I would say the Federal Government is different from a private company.

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    Comment #44736892

    One of the difficulties -- and one that is currently a big problem in LLM research -- is that comparisons with or evaluations of commercial models are very expensive. I co-wrote a …

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    Comment #44313716

    > Specifically, the new paper finds that the mud is between 20,700 and 22,400 years old If these results are as strong as they claim, this absolutely nukes the Clovis-first hypothe…

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    Comment #43968571

    I worked with Nick back in the ILM R&D group. He's an incredibly kind man and one of the best developers I've ever met; truly a genius.

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    Comment #41916558

    In your rush to condemn it, did you actually read the linked article? Let me quote: "These tests [...] were “supposedly applicable to both white and black prospective voters who co…

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    Comment #41724591

    > I've never been involved in films, but from my own experience, the answer is a strong 'yes' I worked in film visual effects for a decade and the answer is a strong 'no.' In my ca…

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    Comment #41210596

    Data augmentation in CPU-space is often compute-light, but requires rapid access to memory. There are libraries (like NVIDIA's Dali) that can do augmentation on the GPU, but this t…