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- Comment on We're just scanning for the bear... 11 hours ago:
Ahh, that’s more clear then, sorry!
Heat map images were analyzed using canonical correlation (Rc) to determine the relationship between the two groups; dispersion testing to decipher spatial uniformity within the images; the Structural Similarity Index (SSIM) to characterize the nature of image patterns differences; and, the Breslow–Day Test to specify pattern locations within images.
www.liebertpub.com/doi/full/…/vio.2023.0027
Basically:
- n women clicked somewhere on the bush
- The bush is officially located at coordinates x/y
- Place heat map point (circle) n times at x/y (the bush)
- Comment on We're just scanning for the bear... 23 hours ago:
To your edit: The dots do make sense.
This is an overlay of every participant. So if 100 women clicked in the same 10 places, for instance, they would be red. While places 50 women clicked would be yellow.
Also, even if this was eye tracking of one person, it could still make sense. Red != 100%. Red is the place where the most time was spent looking. So of 1s was spent on all the dots, and everywhere else was less than 1s, then red. Comparing it to the male chart is what makes it seem off, but the comparison of color doesn’t matter, it’s the math.
- Comment on California’s New Bill Requires DOJ-Approved 3D Printers That Report on Themselves 2 days ago:
This would be impossible. Orca is rhe most widely used, and many printers don’t ship woth a slicer. Since Orca is FOSS, and there is no sale, there is no way to regulate that.
Firmware on the other hand, is different. The catch is just about every printer can have Klipper installed on it (most just have a modified Klipper already), which, means the law is pointless since it is also FOSS.
- Comment on allium gang rise up 🌰 4 days ago:
Really loving these 0.2 font size images without accompanying OCR.
- Comment on Spray n Pray 4 days ago:
Ebola would like a word.
- Comment on Question: Humidity controlled cabinet 6 days ago:
While I’d rather have 2% accuracy than 5% on paper, it’s been fine, and checking with higher quality sensor has always put me within 1%.
Also, I mentioned in another comment it was a peltier, and I’d love to do SS but just soooo expensive. :(
- Comment on This past week, Lemmy has gotten really good 6 days ago:
Sync is no longer developed I don’t think. Thunder is the closest and majorly configurable.
- Comment on Question: Humidity controlled cabinet 1 week ago:
Ahh thanks. Also, as a correction, this thing may be a crappy peltier dehumidifier.
- Comment on If you pay attention to panhandlers 1 week ago:
It is almost always better to give money to your local food bank than to someone on the side of the road.
They buy in bulk, making the money go farther. Also, while casualties from panhandling are low, motor vehicle accidents are still common enough.
And yes, some people can’t make it to the food bank, but that’s a rarity. It’s done because they can get more that way than at a food bank. Unfortunately food banks can’t do the same (legal reasons).
- Comment on Question: Humidity controlled cabinet 1 week ago:
It’s a compressor, which is probably the problem. I’m using a DH11 on ESPHome, so am pretty confident of the accuracy. (I designed these nowsci.com/only-sensor)
- Comment on Question: Humidity controlled cabinet 1 week ago:
Assuming I can get it working, not really. Your described method would be good for occasional prints, but terrible for higher volumes. Keeping an area at a target humidity (especially a small one) is much more efficient than a constantly running device.
- Comment on Question: Humidity controlled cabinet 1 week ago:
Ahh nice. Thank you, I will take a look.
- Comment on Question: Humidity controlled cabinet 1 week ago:
Yea I was hoping to avoid manual maintenance but I may be stuck with it.
- Comment on Question: Humidity controlled cabinet 1 week ago:
If only I had a big solid state dehumidifier…
- Comment on Question: Humidity controlled cabinet 1 week ago:
I might give this a shot, but since the humidifier isn’t producing any water, I think I’m at it’s limit wothout changing something in the air.
- Comment on Question: Humidity controlled cabinet 1 week ago:
Yea, I was curious about “limits”. I’d like to be stable at 30% vs 35%, then I can keep the petg and tpu in the dryers and everything else in the cabinet.
I have a couple of mini heaters I was going to build into chamber heaters for the SV08 Max, so I may stick one of them in there to see what happens.
- Comment on Question: Humidity controlled cabinet 1 week ago:
I’ll do that eventually to help “maintain”, but trying to figure out the active dehumidification without any other variables first.
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- Comment on W for Uncle Ted 1 week ago:
For those who go down the rabbit hole:
- Wikipedia still lists him as employed at Yale
- Yale’s faculty page still has him listed
- He was very recently relieved from teaching duties while Yale reviews the emails that happened after Epstein’s conviction
- He rates last out of 82 computer science professors at Yale
- Comment on ASCII characters are not pixels: a deep dive into ASCII rendering 1 week ago:
No repo? Crazy to put the writing in but not share the work (unless I missed it).
- Comment on Ars Technica makes up quotes from Matplotlib maintainer("An AI Agent Published a Hit Piece on Me"); pulls story 1 week ago:
Benj was an author: web.archive.org/…/after-a-routine-code-rejection-…
Though in the Ars response they say “Scott’s post”, so I’m confused.
- Comment on E-bikes are just bicycles with a motor. Therefore, e-bikes are motorcycles. 1 week ago:
So does the US, with tiers though so it’s a bit less straight forward, and some state laws like in NJ are doing some wacky things. In any event, OP just didn’t educate themselves before posting.
- Comment on Mattermost is no longer Open-Source 1 week ago:
Eh, that post title is quite sensationalistic.
No it’s not? The issue is on Awesome Self-hosted, where they had Mattermost listed in FOSS instead of non-free.
Also, if you read the ticket, you can see why people feel the way they do. They’re skirting AGPL rules with the compiled requirement.
- Comment on An AI Agent Published a Hit Piece on Me 1 week ago:
Ars Technica wasn’t one of the ones that reached out to me, but I especially thought this piece from them was interesting (since taken down – here’s the archive link). They had some nice quotes from my blog post explaining what was going on. The problem is that these quotes were not written by me, never existed, and appear to be AI hallucinations themselves.
Nice job, Ars
- Comment on I Live In Eastern Europe And I'm Making A Creepy Game About Authoritarianism (Demo Is Live) 1 week ago:
Might have time to try it out, but either way, wishlisted to help your numbers.
- Comment on Amazon's Ring cancels Flock partnership amid Super Bowl ad backlash 1 week ago:
Yes. Immich works great at separating out pets.
- Comment on TV remotes should have an easy-to-find by touch "volume" toggle button that toggles between two volume settings. 1 week ago:
Many shows broadcast in surround sound. This includes a center channel where most voices are. Unfortunately if you don’t have a system to support this, audio is “down mixed” to stereo, and the center channel gets merged into left and right. When this merge happens, you lose definition between the streams.
It would be nice if you could boost the center channel, like you would in a home theater, but before the down mix occurs.
- Comment on Question: Is there a Self Hosted Discord like app? 1 week ago:
Hello Chuck.
- Comment on Western Digital details 14-platter 3.5-inch HAMR HDD designs with 140 TB and beyond 2 weeks ago:
Great answers, thank you.
- Comment on Western Digital details 14-platter 3.5-inch HAMR HDD designs with 140 TB and beyond 2 weeks ago:
Question: Are failures due to issues on a specific platter? Meaning, could a ZRAID theoretically use specific platters as a way to replicate data and not require 140TB of resilvering on a failure?
