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The physician can mandate ambulance transfer.

"inhibition fails" reminded me of this passage from Fear and Loathing.

"Ah, devil ether. It makes you behave like the village drunkard in some early Irish novel... total loss of all basic motor skills. Blurred vision, no balance, numb tongue. The mind recoils in horror, unable to communicate with the spinal column."

I have heard it is also more difficult to get married in Germany.

Through a series of tubes.

He has a TV show called Strange Angel, and it's pretty good. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strange_Angel

People who were playing the drinking game to this are going to be feeling it tomorrow.

In Los Angeles, its the same in person, in a car it's the finger. (Unfortunately)

I hope so. Regardless of who does it, generations of children in Los Angeles growing up in the corridors of the 5,10,110,210,405,605,710 freeways have asthma, likely caused from the soot of diesel trucks. Edit, couldn't leave out the worst experience in the US, i405.

It really ties the room together.

Yes when qualifying new equipment often the source of failing emissions is the power supply (or some other third party device) that has already 'passed' testing.

This guy has been making music controlled LED items, boxes and wrist bands. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/markusloeffler/lumiband...

So it's cleaner than the sidewalks?

I don't know, the one with the simple minds song was pretty good.

It's the vinyl of computing.

Left handed mode, nice!

Maybe it's incentive is to 'close the ticket' as fast as possible.

He is referencing the book Stranger in a Strange Land, written in 1961.

The db scale is logarithmic but doesn't match how our eyes sense light. So small changes in db may result in large visible light changes, or vise versa. Have you ever looked at a raw image, it doesn't look correct untill a gamma is applied, even though roughly the same information exists in both raw and gamma images. This is a similar concept. To do do this: db > linear > gamma This can be precomputed into a lookup table with the number of entries being the number of current steps, 8-bit 256 entries.

Very cool, was there a conversion or look up table to convert db to gamma for more accurate human visualization?

I wish there was an app for the other annoyances of the 'Bombay' airport. Like the get your ass in line app, or I don't need you to carry my luggage 5ft and demand a tip app.

Also Greg Egan's Permutation City covers these topics in a different way.

It's using Apple's SHARP method, which is monocular. https://apple.github.io/ml-sharp/

Yes, not to long ago I was looking into the Easter egg in Windowlicker, amazing. https://eeggs.com/items/34824.html

Several reasons, -Silicon efficiency (QE) peaks in the green -Green spectral response curve is close to the luminance curve humans see, like you said. -Twice the pixels to increase the effective resolution in the green/luminance channel, color channels in YUV contribute almost no details.

Why is YUV or other luminance-chrominance color spaces important for a RGB input? Because many processing steps and encoders, work in YUV colorspaces. This wasn't really covered in the article.

All words, not one chart or graph.

Dreame with Valetudo

https://valetudo.cloud/pages/installation/dreame.html

It's also color grading that has changed. https://youtu.be/tvwPKBXEOKE?si=rnVOSw1h1vM60l7x

Like on Creepshow https://youtu.be/wiE5PWqmfuM?si=wkbsMJKw1IxNDUjE

At the Los Angeles Ciclavia two weeks ago Waymo's were getting stuck at the car crossings. There were police standing there waving cars through but the two I saw were not willing to drive through the intersection.

Is there a rule of thumb speed where an object is considered not from this solar system?