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@smbsy@mastodon.art
Depending on your budget, maybe something like this suits: https://masto.host/
I've heard of them but not used them so can't directly recommend, but it's priced pretty well
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@jaredwhite
I think teaching people how neural networks, genetic algorithms, machine learning, and so on work is a great idea.
Probably not what they'll end up doing though.
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@dwardoric
Yep, that was my immediate thought also. Real-time source and variable viewing and changing. It was neat and I've always been sad it wasn't a standard thing.
@blinry
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@danpmoore
Kinda want to write something that hits as many of those points as possible
@mattblaze @johncarlosbaez
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@dwardoric
For sure, it doesn't have to be the same, but it was so handy as someone learning at the time being able to see what was happening, and when I broke it I got to keep both parts :)
@blinry
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@ellie@hachyderm.io
A 15 minute migration time is extraordinarily respectable, that alone gives confidence
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@mweiss
When I was 14 or so, hence my voice was in the process of changing, and I was using a local ham radio repeater that had a phone patch triggered by a specific DTMF tone pair, my speaking could inadvertently trigger it. After discussion the solution was "ignore it for now and wait for Robin to get a bit older" which worked.
@mattblaze
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@stuartyeates
I forget if you're in Wellington, but if so maybe have a chat to people at Catalyst who work on it. But also @KohaILS or @biblibre may be able to help.
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@timbray@cosocial.ca *Technically* there's no spec reason that GET can't have a body as it is (as far as I remember), but when I tried it with something a lot of stuff became unhappy.
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@foone@digipres.club
Add Gnome to that. It has a tendency to disagree with my monitor going to sleep and will sometimes crash, kicking me out of my login session
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@otterlove@mastodon.art
There was a series/episode/YouTube video years ago that i can't remember that took an anthropological approach to modern humans in an Attenborough style that this reminds me of
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@Edent@mastodon.social
The most surprising thing I learnt moving to the Netherlands is that Big Bird here is blue.
https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Pino
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@darrel_miller@mastodon.social
In my case I was building a thing that basically allowed throwing JSON over HTTP (normally I'd say RESTish but that has its own semantics so would just confuse things because it wasn't really that.) But we found that while our Perl stuff was fine with it, the Java libraries just couldn't handle it, and I think some load balancers also got upset. You're right that it's not very HTTPish but we were just using that as a transport layer really so the semantics wouldn't have mattered all that much.
@timbray@cosocial.ca
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@Pierrodu21@mstdn.social
It would be interesting to have a relatively dumb vacuum just with sensors and motors, and the bulk of the logic happens in a program that's attached to home assistant.
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@x_tof@verkehrswende.social
I've seen European maps that have the equator two thirds of the way down, I'm not sure if they're rescaling the southern hemisphere or just cutting off Antarctica, but either way it causes some bias.
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@frivoal@w3c.social
To maybe address one of those, many modern Android phones can live caption anything coming out of the speaker, including in French, so that could perhaps fill that gap.
https://www.androidpolice.com/how-to-use-android-live-caption/