Readit Newsmonort commented on Phind 2: AI search with visual answers and multi-step reasoning phind.com/blog/phind-2... · Posted by u/rushingcreek
This is supported! You can use the https://www.phind.com/search?q=my+question syntax.
Thank you!
monort commented on Phind 2: AI search with visual answers and multi-step reasoning phind.com/blog/phind-2... · Posted by u/rushingcreek
Can you add the ability to ask questions via GET requests? This is needed to add a site search keyword into the browser. Make it work only when logged in, if you are afraid of bot requests.
There is also a standard to add it automatically ( https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38670851/whats-a-script-... )
monort commented on Undergraduate shows that searches within hash tables can be much faster quantamagazine.org/underg... · Posted by u/Jhsto
Talk by the inventor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArQNyOU1hyE
monort commented on Mind-Bending Soviet Era Oil Rig City on the Caspian Sea cnn.com/2024/11/06/climat... · Posted by u/rramadass
Doesn't appear on the satellite view in Google Maps. Just water.
What's up with that?
Copernicus covers it:
https://browser.dataspace.copernicus.eu/?zoom=13&lat=40.2387...
monort commented on Speed limiters now mandatory in all new EU cars autoweek.com/news/a615322... · Posted by u/speckx
This law makes an intelligent speed limiter mandatory to be present in a car, but it does not currently require it to be activated. The software for road sign recognition is currently of poor quality, making a mandatory system impractical.
https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=PI_...
Some of us strongly prefer things to be presented as they are, without artificial enhancements.
This means that if a movie is shot at 24FPS (as nearly all of them are), and is shown to theater audiences at 24FPS, then it should also be displayed at 24FPS in the living room.
(But if you prefer to view the world through rose-tinted glasses, then you do you.)
I understand that, but everyone here is saying that the stuttering version is better in itself and the smooth version is horrible? To my eyes it's the opposite.
This video isn’t really worth watching in entirety, but it’s one clip with motion smoothing on and off, so you can skip around to get the idea: https://youtu.be/INQrxHREmJ0?si=E5v3L-gZ__BrUHyC
This video has a longer explanation: https://youtu.be/62noXbp-l9o?si=aZqIre3sJy2SpOo7
So I see a lot of stuttering during panning in that video. With motion smoothing on, almost no stuttering. How can anyone prefer the stuttering version?