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  • The Supreme Court expanded gun rights. That could complicate the Trump assassination attempt case.

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  • He also had a gun with the serial number removed. Also a felony.

  • Who did you hate the most?

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  • Yeah she had character and was interesting. Crusher had hot redhead. I liked Crusher but would have preferred Pulaski stick around.

  • Who did you hate the most?

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  • A perfect example of the magnificent bastard trope.

  • 20 years later, real-time Linux makes it to the kernel - really

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  • Pretty specific use case. A normal OS handleds time slicing and core assignment for processes and uses it's judgement for that. So at any time your process can be suspended and you don't know when you get your next time slice.

    Same with when you make wait calls. You might say wait 100ms but it may be much longer before your process gets to run again.

    In a real time OS if you have real time priority the OS will suspend anything else including it self to give you the time you request. It also won't suspend you no matter how long you use the core.

    So if you need to control a process with extreme precision like a chemical manufacturing process, medical device, or flying a rocket where being 10ms late means failure they are required.

    However with great power comes great responsibility. You need to make sure your code calls sleep frequently enough that other tasks have time to run. Including things like file io or the gui.

  • 20 years later, real-time Linux makes it to the kernel - really

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  • Cool. I remember having to use Red Hawk Linux years ago. It's a real time variant of Red Hat. It was such a pain to get the dependencies workin on it.

  • When someone list "Star Trek" as their favorite television show.

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  • Farscape was once described as one Americans slow decent into the Australian S&M scene.

  • “Model collapse” threatens to kill progress on generative AIs

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  • The solution for this is usually counter training. Granted my experience is on the opposite end training ai vision systems to id real objects.

    So you train up your detector ai on hand tagged images. When it gets good you use it to train a generator ai until the generator is good at fooling the detector.

    Then you train the detector on new tagged real data and the new ai generated data. Once it's good at detection again you train the generator ai on the new detector.

    Repeate several times and you usually get a solid detector and a good generator as a side effect.

    The thing is you need new real human tagged data for each new generation. None of the companies want to generate new human tagged data sets as it's expensive.

  • It's true.

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  • Yeah. The thing that made me "get" quaternions was thinking about clocks. The hands move around in a 2d plane. You can represent the tips position with just x,y. However the axis that they rotate around is the z axis.

    To do a n dimensional rotation you need a n+1 dimensional axis. So to do a 3D rotation you need a 4D axis. This is bassicly a quat.

    You can use trig to get there in parts but it requires you to be careful to keep your planes distinct. If your planes get parallel you get gimbal lock. This never happens when working with quats.

  • It's true.

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  • No. It's more what the previous poster said about encoding rotation. It's just not a xyz axes. It's current, charge, flux as axes. The trig is how you collapse the 3d system into a 2d or 1d projection. You lose some information but it's more useful from a spefic reference.

    Without complex numbers you can't properly represent the information.

  • Well I didn't vote for you.

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  • To show that hack writers didn't get what made the borg cool and scary. They turned then into normal boring bad guys.

  • It's true.

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  • Yeah a good friend of mine has a PHD in math. I asked him how he would describe math. His answer was a set of rules for dealing with numbers. What's important is how useful the rules are.

  • It's true.

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  • Yup. When you have a circuit that is not purely resistive the inductive or capacitive load causes the voltage and current to not be in phase. It looks like ohms law is being violated. However the missing part of the energy is in the imaginary component to be returned latter.

  • Florida is disappearing from the national political map

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  • One poll that shows them losing by 1-2% instead of 4-5%. I'll still vote and I hope I'm wrong but I'm Expecting a all the state wide races to go R.

    I think the abortion rights amendment has a good chance of hitting the 60% required.

  • Florida is disappearing from the national political map

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  • No but the chance that you change the vote to your side does go away. Florida isn't competitive anymore so not much point in either side spending here.

    A lot of republicans have moved here and a lot of democrats have left. Add the fact that the Florida democratic party is a mess even compared to other state parties and I don't see things changing.

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  • Yeah 60c is done for chicken. That's where meat goes from pink to white. It takes 18 min to kill dangerous food bacteria at that temp.

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  • Actually it's the name for a mix of vinegar, garlic, and herbs that was a home remedy to help prevent the plague.

  • Would you consider voice acting if someone says your voice sounds generic?

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  • But it doesn't sound the same to the speaker. The speakers skull vibrates with the speech and makes the pitch lower and richer in their ears.

    If you are not used to your voice being played from a speaker it always sounds more chipmunk then you are used to.

  • Orange juice makers consider using alternative fruit as prices skyrocket

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  • Here in Florida there is a disease called citrus greening. The fruit grows small and falls off before it's ripe. It's basically destroyed the citrus industry. It's spread by flying insects so impossible to control and there is no cure.

    So climate change doesn't help but that's not the main culprit.