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It's an example of Moravec's paradox, in which something that seems intuitive, simple, and utterly effortless to us turns out to be massively difficult to do in software. In this case, it's a matter of raw processing power and Moore's law eventually catching up to the dynamic range of human vision, but there are sporadic deep learning attempts to tackle it.

https://gizmodo.com/this-amazing-camera-can-capture-both-the...

The size of sensors is decreasing, and currently you can recreate the performance of that 2012 tech with a sensor about 20% its size but about the same price.

The problem with cameras is this:
You need more sensors crammed into smaller space (megapixels) with higher resolution of the range of frequencies each sensor captures (dynamic range,) and/or a higher rate of sampling per sensor to improve the quality of images (framerate.)

The chips used are already running at maximum speed, so the size of a sensor is constrained by how many pixels can be processed at framerates expected by consumers, usually 30 to 60 fps for video.

You can adjust the dynamic range using physical color filters in the lenses, removing all infrared for example. Then the sensors will only trigger on visible light, and you can tweak the sensors to bethere are other tricks used to optimize what's being captured. The issue is sensitivity - the number of photons hitting a sensor required to activate it. Darker colors reflect fewer photons, so lighter colors "overwhelm" the sensors. Even multiple samples can't overcome some of the limitations, among which is certain conditions in which black skin shows up weirdly in video and images (to the perennial frustration of digital photographers, and a frequent topic of complaint amongst pornographers.)

https://www.ovt.com/sensors/OV9716

This latest high end sensor has between 18-20 bits of dynamic range, or 120db resolution. This is getting close to human performance, and if the world doesn't fall apart in the next ten years, there will be human equivalent hdr cameras on phones, and there won't be a camera problem for darker skinned people anymore.

In the meantime, if your camera can save photos in .raw format, it's the unprocessed output from the sensor itself. You can process the raw pictures with desktop applications like photoshop to correct the colors, and turn those sunset photos of your wife into memories instead of disappointments.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raw_image_format

There's a whole slew of tutorials and applications for correcting issues with skin tones and different lighting conditions. There's a bit of a learning curve, but something most people can accomplish in an afternoon.
Hacker successfully breached, stole Rs 11.5 crore from govt e-procurement cell
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This gave me the idea to ban all non-free systems:

"You are using a non-free Operation System and thus signing away you fundamental rightsas a user. Please use a free Operationsystem like GNU/Linux to access this website."
I was a white happy owner of the Nokia BH-503 on-ear BT headphones. Sadly they just recently broke, I had them for like 10 years and.

My point is, that they just didn't have any of the problems you mention above (with the exception of random sampling frequency changes that changed pitch minimally, but noticable).

Sound quality was ok, I think it was one of the first A2DP headsets. Ok, for what it was mind you, my good over-ears are definitely better.
I don't think it's true. Value of materials depreciate, but good luck finding a builder who would rebuild the same house for the same price it cost 10 years ago. Labor and new materials go up in value, and new regulations add costs too. There are exceptions, like those you've described, but those are exceptions.
I used this system myself for a project. It has some downsides, but overall it worked pretty dang well.
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> When the Democratic party wins they gerrymander as much as the Republicans.

Absolutely false. Democrats do it far less, in fewer places, and with much less effect on outcomes. Please don't "both sides" this issue.

In fact, Democrats changed laws to try to end gerrymandering in three states they won: Oregon, Virginia, and Colorado[1]. They did this against their own self-interest and likely ended up helping Republicans[2].

Multiple independent, transparent measures of extreme gerrymandering have found that Republicans do it more[3].

Republicans have also been found by courts to be using racial gerrymandering to dilute the votes of minorities over[4] and over[5].

That shouldn't be surprising, because we now know that racial gerrymandering was an explicit tactic that Republicans illegally pursued[6].

1. https://apnews.com/article/redistricting-579984fa53d99795674...

2. https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2021/10/democra...

3. https://election.princeton.edu/2012/12/30/gerrymanders-part-...

4. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-court-gerrymandering/...

5. https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/05/north-c...

6. https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/the-secret-files-of...
They've got their own reasons for not going all georgist on it, as much as I'd personally love to see it happen.
Coal is cheap, available when needed, requires minimal capital (a mud or brick stove), and is used not just for thermal power generation but industrial use (steel production) and direct thermal heat. In areas with minimal infrastructure, all these are compelling advantages.

There's that long-term downside of destroying the planet. If your planning horizon is next year, or next month, or next week, that might not be a major consideration.

Those who do have a long-term planning horizon must take into consideration those who do not.
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Are there examples of failed reductions and where they fail?

And what’s the problem with non-reduction? Let me try it. Can you reduce plasma? It’s an emergent property of “atoms” and fields.

Can I try to reduce hard consciousness? It’s an aggregate form of a complexity, which is complex enough to try to self-describe and probably fall into some misconceptions. QED?

Edit: Also, it’s theoretically possible to build a human out of atoms, or take a human, and slowly and continuously transform it into a less conscious being, back and forth. Or into more or less believing into some sort of philosophy, back and forth again (which happened to many philosophers naturally). If you can volume-down the consciousness, doesn’t that mean that it’s not even “a thing”, only a property?
He said "Texas", not Austin, TX. Not sure why anyone would want to live there anyway... went there to help my nephew move in to his apartment at UT Austin four years ago. Went down there a few times to hang out with him, not fucking impressive. At all.

I'll stick with Fort Worth, and Dallas if I really must.

If you can't afford rent in Fort Worth, drive 20 minutes up the road to Denton. There are 800 sq. ft. apartments there for $695.

At any rate, my personal taste in cities aside, here's the sad truth no one wants to confront: not everyone is going to get to live where they want in life, because not everyone is valuable enough to the economy to make enough money to live in the exclusive places. A cashier at McDonald's will never be as valuable as a developer for a startup company. It's isn't "unfair", it's a function of which adds more value to the market economy.
Can anyone confirm this?

I don’t have a FreeBSD machine handy right now but I just switched user agent to FreeBSD amd64 on a Linux machine with Chromium 95 and have no issue with the front page or logging into chase.com. I have rarely encountered issues using this Linux/X11 setup on chase.com for years.

Is it possible they are using an ancient browser and incorrectly assuming it’s the OS part of the user agent?
https://github.com/MVCoconut/coconut.vdom

But it looks like it is relying on a vdom.
It's fairly hit-or-miss. I happened to see the story in the new queue, thought it sounded familiar, and checked on its age.
I foresee many legal cases being reopened due to this
That sounds like DBA as a Service. No, we don't plan to support that in the near future. One thing that is definitely on our roadmap and may be relevant is BYOA (bring your own account) when hosts of the cluster are running in your AWS/Azure/GCP account, not ours.
Bluetooth is rubbish in most contexts, but it seems stable in the Apple ecosystem. I use a few Macbooks, an iPhone and two pairs of Beats headphones, and switching between them all seems totally reliable.
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Interesting, thanks for that info and insight - appreciated.
It is exactly crowdfunding.

Unfortunately, It is the web3 newspeak where they have to rephrase everything to make as if everyone is missing out on the action.

They are very predictable. They will get this surviving copy and mint it as an NFT.
I hate bluetooth headphones.

I want high quality audio both input AND output. I need a good mic on the phone- the only way you can get that is with a wired mic.
> What do you use for a house foundation?

Rocks.

> Many apartments are made of cement

Make them from wood.
If you know which parts will not work in advance. What if the "Send $$$" button does not appear due to a CSS misfire?
I wonder what caused so many people to link this 2013 article all of a sudden?
Once I learned this trick to folding the wire, I never had that problem ever again:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9D_oV14dGmM

EDIT: Some people in the comments seem to think this shortens the life of the cable, but I've never had problems with Apple earbuds or Bose headphones (that have a replaceable wire anyway).

EDIT2: Another advantage of wired headphones if you want the wire out of the way and to make them less visible: Just thread them through your shirt!
Lots of folks went from OTI to Eclipse, J9 and other projects after the acquisition of IBM.

Java was the succesor of Smalltalk as deemed by Big Blue.
Physics is racist. Lighter objects reflect more light than darker objects.

Film and sensors can not capture the dynamic range between something very light and something very dark. Whether those subjects are humans or not. If you photograph a brown bear near a polar bear, you would have difficulties discerning details in both.

The maximum of dynamic range that can be capture by common cameras these days is 15Ev.

Even photographing light skinned people into sunset or dark skinned people at night is an issue, and you have to use additional light like flash or a reflector if you want details in both the persons face and the surroundings.
This article is about 8 years old, so I don't think it's going to happen.
Doesn't using a one-hex-per-state model basically defeat most of the benefits of using hexagons in the first place? This seems like a bit of cargo-culting the idea that hexagons are good for maps without actually understanding why.
Remember the iPod commercials from, well, the only time people bought iPods? I'm far from an Apple fanboy, but they were pretty iconic. The music was spot-on, the actors and choreography amazing, and the white silhouette of the headphones sold it perfectly.
If few and several come from Heroes III terminology, few would be 1-4, several would be 5-9.
Sure, TJ's can complain, or the article could name the landlord directly, who actually has the contract with the parking vendor. Leases generally don't give you any control over parts of the building that are not leased to you. Why would they? TJ's might be pissed off, but there's not much they can do without expensively breaking a lease and relocating an entire store to some other place, which they probably aren't going to do over a parking app. Withholding rent is going to get them sued and evicted unless the lease specifically states that they get to choose who the parking vendor is, which it almost certainly doesn't.
Wow this Ponzi scheme is getting more complex than I could ever imagine!
Scanners have the advantage not to distort the image what a photo inherently does. I do not know if today's phone cameras regard the spherical distortion, but I doubt as this would require to have several distance measures I guess those cameras don't have.
I see the problem being people like you.
Airplane! might be the greatest movie of all time. It's funny, but it is also suspenseful, has great acting, and is full of serious subtlety and commentary. Even with the humor removed it is a terrific film.
I'm biaised because I work on a tool for this exact problem. Even if I agree with the article and the title, and I don't think it makes much sense.

There is no way to solve those "problems" they are not even problems, we can only be better at handling them. And even measuring this 'better' is not easy. But there is no solution to sharing information. If you can use a better tool, then why not use it ?

With all the saas tools now, more and more information is written somewhere. But we need a new paradigm and stop trying to make people document things on the same wiki. For example there is no better place for most code documentation than to be in the source code, why not let developers document their file there and create a 'links' to this information ?
I must mention that Alfredo Canziani is a true gem, and it's highly edifying and entertaining to watch his lectures.

He is the best in offline lectures recorded in class. For that you can watch videos from 2020.

He is going to be a teaching superstar, if he already is not.

He invests significant time in making proper and helpful visualization, engages with practically anyone if they have something valid to say.

Yann LeCun is a fantastic teacher, as well. You would think that a Turing winner would be ordinary at best and bad at worst, but you would be wrong.
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Ignoring the circuit design and fuse location (which I agree with you on), the child proofing of British sockets is much better than Schuko sockets (CEE 7/3), as they require the ground pin to be engaged before protective cover of the live/neutral pins is opened - it's impossible to open just by pushing something in the live socket. How does this work with child proof Schuko sockets (I've never seen them)?

Also as someone who lived in both the UK and now a Schuko country, I do sometimes miss having a switch on the socket :-) We have a floor lamp without a switch, so we have to physically unplug it to turn it off.
FB might have some negatives to society as a whole but there are also some positives (besides being able to talk to your family).

The ad product has enabled a whole new generation of entrepreneurs. I really can't understate how pivotal facebook has been -> because they know so much about you the targeting can be REALLY REALLY effective. For many products the traditional competitors like google can't even come close.

Being an e-commercialist+advertiser may make me biased but I've grown to love Zuck much more than I would've previously been comfortable with.
Please link this contract if it's publicly available. I'm curious to read it.
it's human nature and backed by human history. blood on the streets will come, maybe tomorrow, 10 years from now or 50 years from now. in the face of inequality, it's either war or fascism. no two ways about it.
> Sometimes they will randomly disconnect during use.

FYI, that's interference. Wi-fi "randomly" disconnects for a few seconds due to interference just as often, but you don't notice, because 1. the OS hides short disconnects, and 2. most protocols you use are TCP-based, and so use retries. (If you were doing something involving UDP streaming, you'd notice.)

Bluetooth audio, on the other hand, is a realtime protocol, which just drops stale packets rather than trying to retransmit them. Drop enough packets in a row, and the carrier thinks the device has gone out of range and disconnects it (as the alternative would be boiling your battery by turning the antenna gain up to infinity, as sometimes happens when cellular baseband misbehaves while ranging.)

> Gestures and voice are simply not as convenient as buttons on the wire. If I tap the thing in my ear, it tends to get shoved further into my ear and may still not register

Have you tried the AirPods Pro where you squeeze the stems? They're essentially buttons.

> Crucially, there isn’t a single problem above that occurs when using wires.

Put on your wired headphones. Sit down (e.g. on the bus.) Now try taking off your shoulder-strapped bag to hold it in your lap, without first taking out your headphones.

Or: try to change your shirt while keeping your headphones on + playing. (I know, unusual thing to do, but I've changed my shirt with wireless earbuds in without a thought.)

Or: get up and go to the bathroom, while continuing to listen to the livestream you're watching on the desktop PC sitting on your desk, without missing anything. (Provided I'm at home, I can usually get about 40 feet away from the Bluetooth source before my wireless headphones disconnect.)
Try Japanese business banking - where you have to pick an OS and stick with it when registering (with a paper form), and must use either the ESR release of Firefox or Internet Explorer. If you don't have a user agent of either of those it won't even let you sign in.
I had someone working at Chase telling my vendor how much money was in my account. I was a private client at JP Morgan and had a business account with them.

The vendor was threatening me and using my bank account level (down to the penny) to make the threats.

Chase identified the culprit, told me who it was, then offered me lifelock identity theft protection as a courtesy for my troubles.

I haven’t had $1k in my private client account since.
It is rent-seeking behavior, which is the natural result of capitalism.

The problem with idealistically pure capitalism is that then it concentrates wealth, then people apply that wealth to control government and establish rents for themselves. Then it is no longer idealistically pure.

The ideal of capitalism where this would not happen and it would stay idealistically pure is a myth like a drug-free society.
I have no idea what's behind the scenes, but was surprised that such small Javascript can do this trick.
It changes the radio from something that costs 50 dollars to something that costs 400-1000 dollars, plus the extra wiring and components to make it work.
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I googled it and it said $60-$100 per hour, which is not that great compared to Facebook pay or other contracting gigs.
We already build grids of grids
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wide_area_synchronous_grid

The European one is quite impressive and grows at a fair pace:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchronous_grid_of_Continenta...

Physically interconnecting distant grids (the Intergrid (?!)) may be possible thanks to new ways such as HVDC. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia-Asia_Power_Link

However maintaining grid stability (at each and every moment: volume consumed = volume produced) and therefore regulating physical parameters (such as tension, electric curent...) in in real time (they all are to stay nearly the same everywhere) may be major challenges. A classical problem is: overload on a segment, you have to cut it, overloading another one... and such a cascade can bring the whole thing down in tens of seconds.
Being able to move around a lot has been super helpful for me with the QC35 IIs. I've gone everywhere inside the house, the occasional smoke breaks, running downstairs to pick up an order and so on. This pair has a surprisingly good range
That works only for cats vs. dogs toy classifiers.

It had never ever worked for anything practical.

And no, Deep Learning is high science. It is not just throwing piles of data to PyTorch and run it on a 8-GPU cluster.

I don't blame anyone having this view. Megacorps with billions of bucks are in a race to train the biggest language models, and that is the news every media focuses on.
Another benefit of zoning absence is that Schools in Texas are less divided between poor peoples schools and rich peoples schools.

In this day that our society fabric seems much broken, I think that using schools as equalizers is super important. Rich kids get reality checks early on, so that they don’t get things for granted. Poor kids get a high bar to compete with, and avoid the poverty spiral.